Stages‐of‐Life and the influence of age in health care 

Suggested questions:

1. Do you feel that your stage‐of‐life had any effect on your interaction with health care professionals?
2. Which areas of the hospital or clinic were most concerned with your well‐being and feelings?
3. Was your family with you during this hospital stay or outpatient visit?
4. Was your family included in your treatment, such as post‐procedure instructions?

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What does it mean to “live healthy”? Depends on your age. From infancy all the way to senior adulthood, the components that

contribute to a healthy life – things like nutrition, fitness, mental health and prevention – will look different. For example, just as it is important for an older adult to get 20 minutes of moderate activity a day, it is key for infants to have daily “tummy time.”

This blog series will be a guide to essential healthy living choices you can make for you and your family during each “Stage of Life,” with input from INTEGRIS physicians.

Stages‐of‐Life and the influence of age in health care 

We know most readers live in the area, so we plan to include Oklahoma-specific healthy living ideas whenever we can, for each “Stage of Life,” with guides to local areas for wellness and nutrition.
What are the Stages of Life?

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For the sake of this blog, we have defined the “Stages of Life” as:

Infant = 0-1 year

Toddler = 2-4 yrs

Child = 5-12 yrs

Teen = 13-19 yrs

Adult = 20-39 yrs

Middle Age Adult = 40-59 yrs

Senior Adult = 60+

You can follow along with this blog series on the infographic below. As a new “Stage of Life” element is added, the infographic will add a new section. You can click on the elements in each section to lead you to blogs with more information. For example, if you want to learn more about “Prevention,” click any orange element in the associated age group.