News

How to Recognize Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke

How to Recognize Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke

Being older is not for the faint of heart, and neither is the summer heat in Kansas.  Healthcare professionals see an increase in heat-related illness during the summer.  Everyone is susceptible to heat-related illnesses, but being over 65 is one of the leading risks.  Other risks also include if you are working outside, dehydration or limited ways to cool yourself off like having access to air conditioning.  With proper knowledge and preparation, heat-related illnesses can be avoided.

read more