by mg_user | Sep 17, 2022 | Senior Safety
Falling is the largest barrier to aging-in-place, but there are many simple ways to age-in-place successly but preventing falls. The CDC estimates about 36 million falls are reported among aging adults every year. While osteoporosis and arthritis are common health...
by mg_user | Sep 14, 2022 | Current Events
A study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society found that the challenges posed to aging adults – many of whom were alone in their homes during the pandemic – increased their self-efficacy. When asked, many reported feeling an increased...
by mg_user | Sep 5, 2022 | Current Events
For people 65 and up, independent, disability-free years rose not only among healthy seniors, but those living with conditions like heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and vision and hearing problems. Experts called the findings – published in the Journal PLOS...
by mg_user | Aug 31, 2022 | Nutrition & Recipes
During the hot summer months, many of us lean toward eating foods that are light and hydrating. Watermelon, cucumber, and other fruits and vegetables can often help you avoid feeling full and heavy in high temperatures that are already causing some level of...
by mg_user | Aug 23, 2022 | Lifestyle
When you look at your summer calendar, you may be tempted to make up for lost time by booking sightseeing trips to far-flung destinations. However, with COVID-19 variants circulating, airfare woes, and high gas prices, vacationing via an airplane can add logistical...
by mg_user | Jul 22, 2022 | Fitness
Summer Health & Fitness Tips for Seniors As an active, aging adult, maintaining your health and fitness routine is essential even during the summer when it may be hotter and more uncomfortable than at other times of the year. While cold winter months may present...