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drhuggs
Asked January 2010
Who takes care of the elderly, in Arizona, when there is no one to take care of him?
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
Jan 2010
Any time you see an elder with no one to help him, you should call your county social services. They can do a welfare check and see what the needs are.
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