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Emergency Action Plan for Sun City

Emergency Action Plan for Sun City

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Please take an opportunity to read and understand the following important  information.           RESIDENT INFORMATION FOR EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN  PURPOSE All organizations are at some level of risk.  Being prepared for an emergency* can make the difference between life and death.  Life safety is first and foremost at Sun City Carolina Lakes (SCCL): it is the primary focus in developing this, the SCCL Emergency Action Plan (EAP), created by the SCCL Public Safety Committee and the…

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Disasters…… Be Prepared

Disasters…… Be Prepared

Disaster Planning for Seniors Disasters of all kinds affect older adults disproportionately hard, especially those with chronic diseases, disabilities, or conditions that require extra assistance to leave an unsafe area, says Christopher Hansen, AARP Group Executive Officer. The diseases of concern are: heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and stroke, and about 50 percent of this population have at least two chronic diseases. We know that 80 percent of adults over the age of 65 have at least one chronic disease. That…

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Signs & Symptoms of Heart Attack

Signs & Symptoms of Heart Attack

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 Being aware of the signs and symptoms of a HEART ATTACK  can be the most promising start to a quick recovery.  Lives Can Be Saved by know the following information.                                               SIGNS  A heart attack occurs when the blood supply to the heart muscle is blocked. Heart attacks may start slowly so be aware of the signs : Discomfort…

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Should I Go to the Emergency Room?

Should I Go to the Emergency Room?

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Emergency departments are an essential part of our health care system. The emergency department was designed to provide fast, life-or-limb-saving care. Many people, however, use the ER as a place to receive urgent care without realizing it. If you’re ever in doubt, it’s better to call 911 and go to the closest ER.  Never Drive Yourself to an Emergency Room! These are just a few of the conditions that ARE medical emergencies: **** Persistent chest pain, especially if it radiates to…

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