Planning for heat emergencies is important, especially for older adults and people with functional or access needs. Join us on July 2 at 11:00 a.m. to discuss how people who are at higher risk for heat-related illnesses can plan for hot weather. Register here: http://bit.ly/HeatReady.
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Stay safe this summer and keep hydrated! Hot weather can increase the risk of dehydration and heat related illness. DYK, seniors & adults can have different dehydration symptoms than children & infants? Learn how to stay hydrated: https://bit.ly/3zNJk9q
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Keep cool in hot weather, and don't forget to check on your friends, family, and neighbors during heat waves every day. Extreme heat can be hazardous for everyone, especially for older adults, children, and people with access and functional needs. Act fast if you notice someone with symptoms of heat illness. Learn about heat-related illnesses and how to stay cool and safe in hot weather. https://rb.gy/d1l9j
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During this hot weather, please be cautious when out in extreme heat. Extreme heat can lead to dangers such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Remember to hydrate, stay cool, and check in with one another when out in the heat. For a full list of symptoms and other extreme heat related illnesses, please look at the following link from the CDC. https://lnkd.in/dCqYRbS
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🌞 As the weather warms up, so do the risks of ticks! 🕷️ Protect yourself and your furry friends from tickborne illnesses this season. Get expert tips on avoiding ticks from @CDC: https://buff.ly/2IZ4LIO #TickSafety 🌿🐾
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Extreme heat is forecasted for much of the state this week. 🥵 Heat-related illnesses are especially dangerous for #olderadults. Be sure to implement extra precautions this week in your communities to keep both your residents and caregivers safe: 💡Educate yourself on the signs of heat illness and watch out for symptoms in yourself and others. ❄️Create cool spaces and ensure you are shaded if outside. 🌊Stay hydrated by drinking even more water than usual. 🪫Prepare yourself and your community for the possibility of power outages. ✅Check in on others, especially those with limited access to A/C or increased risk of heat illness. #Together, we can ensure our communities stay safe, hydrated, and connected! Listos California has a resource hub with extreme heat fact sheets in many different languages. We encourage everyone to provide these resources to your community in their preferred language: https://lnkd.in/gQDdyT8h #ExtremeHeat #HeatSafety #HeatIllnessPrevention #ListosCalifornia
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