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Main Areas: Aging Adults and their caregivers.Best Sellers: Presto Machine, Golden Cuisine
SRA has always been in the senior care business. As a member organization made up of over 400 long term care campuses in 16 states across the US, we know seniors. Providing products and services for aging adults and their caregivers is our next generation of serving our mission.
If you are an aging adult or caring for an aging adult, your needs are broad. From products that assist in the home and keep one connected to loved ones, to basic needs such as food and medical assistance, we're here to help.
If you would like to talk to someone directly about your specific needs, please contact us by clicking here.
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H1N1 Flu Self-Evaluation
This is provided for informational purposes only. It should not be used as a substitute for evaluation and treatment by a healthcare professional. This self-assessment information does not capture identifiable information in any manner.
Are you or a loved one sick and worried
you might have H1N1 Flu?
During flu season this year, you might have to wait a long time in a crowded waiting room before you can see your doctor or be seen in an Emergency Room. Some people with the flu need to be seen right away. Other people can often take care of themselves at home just fine. This information may help you better understand the flu and what people like you should do.
This information is not a substitute for your doctor's advice. The H1N1 Flu Self-Evaluation was developed in collaboration with the Emory University School of Medicine and is here to help you understand the flu symptoms you or your family member may be having so that you can make your own health decisions.
This information is only for individuals ages 18 and above. You can find additional information on flu and young adults or children at www.flu.gov.
During flu season this year, you might have to wait a long time in a crowded waiting room before you can see your doctor or be seen in an Emergency Room. Some people with the flu need to be seen right away. Other people can often take care of themselves at home just fine. This information may help you better understand the flu and what people like you should do.
This information is not a substitute for your doctor’s advice. It is here to help you understand the flu symptoms you or your family member may be having so that you can make your own health decisions.
This information is only for individuals ages 18 and above. You can find additional information on flu and young adults or children at www.flu.gov.
Contacting SRA - Senior Resources Alliance
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