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Indoor Walking Tips for Seniors

Indoor Walking Tips for Seniors

An older man and women stretching before they begin their indoor walking routine.

Many of us are familiar with the health benefits associated with walking. These may range from reducing your risk of heart disease, lowering blood pressure, or boosting mental wellness and social engagement. Most experts agree on why walking is important, but as we get older, our mobility and range of motion can become more of… Read more

Why Are Relationships Important As We Age?

A family sitting around the kitchen table celebrating a birthday together.

Happy, positive relationships play a major role in our mental and physical wellness. As humans, we crave socialization and the ability to connect with others who share our same values, passions, and circumstances. Relationships are not limited to family or spouses, however. You may have close friends, neighbors, or community church members with whom you’ve… Read more

Worried about Moving to Senior Living?

Older woman with two younger children with a bowl of popcorn

For many seniors, the idea of moving into a retirement community conjures up negative emotions. Thoughts of cold, sterile environments, a disturbing lack of privacy, deep loneliness, fear of not being accepted or loss of independence may cause you to feel anxious or fearful. But these are all misconceptions of what modern senior living is… Read more

Why Exercise Is Important as you Age

Group of seniors stretching together

It is a well-known fact that exercise can benefit people of all ages. Actually, exercise, in combination with stretching and a healthy diet, can improve your flexibility, help you build muscle mass (which naturally decreases as we age) and benefit your mental wellness.  Did you know that regular exercise can also help you manage certain chronic conditions,… Read more

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