Managing multiple chronic conditions after age 65
Living with one chronic condition is challenging. Living with several can feel overwhelming. After age 65, it becomes increasingly common to ...
Living with one chronic condition is challenging.
Living with several can feel overwhelming. After age 65, it becomes increasingly common to manage two, three, or more long-term health conditions at the same time.
This experience, known as multimorbidity, affects how you move, think, feel, and engage with healthcare - and it often shapes your quality of life more than any single diagnosis.
