Geriatric Nutrition
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Nutrition strategies to support healthy aging
What is Geriatric Nutrition?
Geriatric nutrition focuses on age-related needs including protein, hydration, bone health, and disease management.
Signs and Symptoms
Physical Concerns
Age-related physical issues
- • Unintentional weight loss
- • Muscle loss
- • Poor appetite
- • Frailty
Nutritional Indicators
Diet and hydration signs
- • Difficulty eating or swallowing
- • Decreased fluid intake
- • Nutrient deficiencies
- • Loss of taste or smell
Causes
Medical Factors
Health-related contributors
- • Medical conditions
- • Medication effects
- • Chronic diseases
- • Dental problems
Lifestyle Factors
Environmental and social contributors
- • Social isolation
- • Limited mobility
- • Financial constraints
- • Loss of independence
Health Risks
Physical Risks
Health complications
- • Falls
- • Fractures
- • Muscle wasting
- • Malnutrition
Functional Risks
Quality of life impacts
- • Hospitalizations
- • Dehydration
- • Decreased independence
- • Cognitive decline
Working with a Registered Dietitian
Our team designs practical plans to maintain strength, hydration, and overall health.
How We Help:
- •Protein and calorie optimization
- •Texture and chewing adaptations
- •Bone and brain support
- •Meal and snack structuring
Expected Outcomes:
Improved strength, energy, and quality of life with reduced nutrition risk.
