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Grey-haired woman working with shirt Adults with cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities are living longer, healthier lives than at any time in the past. With the increase in life expectancy, seniors with a disability can expect to experience many of the same health concerns as the older population, in general, including, at least one major physical impairment (visual, hearing, or orthopedic problems) or chronic health problems (heart disease, hypertension, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, diabetes, or arthritis).

EduCare of Texas is leading the way with programs and services that are designed to support seniors aging with life-long cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. These programs focus on health-related issues, while providing social interaction and community involvement.

 

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