Eye Health for Caregivers
Older adults use their eyes to complete daily tasks like preparing meals, engaging in physical activity, taking the correct medication and dosage, protecting themselves from falling, and so much more. That's why it's important to keep their eyes healthy. Learn how to help a loved one in your life.

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Millions of older adults miss out on money-saving benefits simply because they don't apply. Find out how BenefitsCheckUp makes it easy. Start today by browsing benefits, answer a few questions to learn more about eligibility, and get help applying.
