Exposure to heat can lead to many issues, such as heat stress, tiredness, cramps, exhaustion, stroke and other forms of hyperthermia.

By Anica Oaks

By Lizzie Weakley

A CDC study found that adults aged 65 and over accounted for 36% of heat-related deaths in the United States between 1999 and 2010, while another study done by the Harvard School of Public Health concluded that a mere 1 degree Celsius increase in temperature increases death rates in elderly people with a chronic health condition. When it comes to the health risks posed by summer heat, seniors are the most vulnerable.

By Lizzie Weakley

Choosing when, where, and how to retire is a highly personal decision. But there are some factors that can help you make the right choice. Here are four considerations to keep in mind if you’re picking a retirement community for yourself or a loved one.