Getting older brings wisdom and life experience - but it can also bring changes to your body and mind. As you age, your risk for certain health conditions increases. Regular checkups and preventive care can help you stay healthy and active for years to come.
At Banner Health, our compassionate doctors, nurses and specialists work together to help you manage age-related health concerns. We focus on early detection, personalized treatment and ongoing support - so you can enjoy life with confidence and peace of mind.
If you have questions or notice changes in your health, schedule an appointment with a Banner Health provider to discuss your concerns.
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain condition that affects memory, thinking and behavior. Early diagnosis and treatment can help maintain independence and quality of life.
Learn about Alzheimer’s treatment.
Back pain is common in older adults and may be caused by arthritis, muscle strain or spinal changes. With proper care, most people can find relief and restore movement.
Learn about back pain treatment.
Emotional health is just as important as physical health. As you age, you may face stress, depression or anxiety. Our behavioral health specialists can help you find balance and support.
Learn about behavioral and mental health.
Aging can weaken bones, especially in women after menopause, increasing the risk of fractures. Regular screenings and treatment for osteoporosis can help you stay strong.
The risk for many cancers increases with age. Regular screenings are the best way to detect cancer early, when it’s most treatable.
Type 2 diabetes is common among older adults but can often be managed with healthy habits, medication and regular monitoring.
Your heart changes over time, just like the rest of your body. Routine screenings and lifestyle changes can help prevent heart disease and keep your heart strong.
Hearing often declines gradually with age. Hearing aids and other treatments can help you stay engaged and connected with those around you.
Learn about hearing loss care.
Bone and joint pain can make daily tasks more difficult. Our orthopedic experts help older adults recover from injuries, manage arthritis and maintain mobility.
Many older adults have trouble sleeping or staying asleep. A sleep specialist can help identify underlying issues and improve sleep quality.
Vision naturally changes as you age, and conditions like cataracts or macular degeneration can affect sight. Regular eye exams are key to protecting your vision.
When facing new health challenges, it’s important to understand your options. Our Banner Health care teams help you make confident choices about your treatment, advance care planning and ongoing support.
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