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What is the age limit for geriatric medicine?

According to the American Geriatrics Society, while the typical age for seeing a geriatrician starts around 65, there is no strict or single age limit for geriatric medicine. The decision to seek specialized care is based more on the individual's overall health and the complexity of their medical needs than on a specific chronological age.

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What is the age cut off for geriatric patients? The nuanced answer

While chronologically, age 65 is often used for defining the geriatric population in research and policy, there is no strict, universal **age cut off for geriatric patients** in clinical practice. In reality, the decision to seek geriatric care is guided by a holistic assessment of a patient's individual health needs, not just their birth year.

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At what age should you go to a geriatric doctor?

According to the American Geriatrics Society, about 30% of people over age 65 would benefit from specialized geriatric care. Understanding **at what age should you go to a geriatric doctor?** depends less on a specific birthday and more on your unique health needs and circumstances.

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