Butter? Vacuums? Credit card debt? What do they all have in common? A few thrifty ways for seniors to economize and get the most bang for their buck in 2025!
In 2025, growing older means growing bolder. And, these shows might help you do just that.
Everyone at every age needs friends. Here are six ways that socializing promotes mental health.
Transitioning home after surgery can be a challenging experience for anyone, but perhaps even more so for adults over a certain age. If you have a senior loved one who is returning home after having surgery, these tips can help.
From accessibly-designed homes to entertainment and no shortage of social opportunities, more and more Boomers are finding that community-living is the lifestyle for them.
When the pandemic closed the gyms back in 2020, fitness instructor Elizabeth Moakler had a dilemma on her hands.
Almost half of adults age 60 and older experience insomnia, a form of sleep deprivation that can last anywhere from days to weeks to months. Here’s why.
If you want to become a superager, learn how to embrace the difficult in life.
Want healthy bones? Then you need some calcium! But what other diet and exercise tips can keep your bones strong?
Should you be screened? It depends on your age and your smoking history. Here’s what you should know.
From playing word games to learning a new language, there are countless ways you can give your brain a workout. Here are FIVE simple cognitive exercises that will keep your mind sharp, even as you age.
Sleep provides our bodies with the opportunity to rest and replenish energy. Without it, you could experience various problems like depression, irritability, memory issues, difficulty concentrating, an increased risk of accidents, and a general decrease in the quality of everyday life.
Exercise is important—no matter what season we’re in! Here are FIVE benefits of my on-site fitness center.
The Village at Deaton Creek is an ideal place for walkers, and it’s heartwarming to see so many folks take advantage of their surroundings. Here are 4 reasons why walking is good for everyone.
Everyone knows winter is cold and flu season, but many don’t know that it’s also the prime season for heart attacks too, especially if you already have a heart condition or have suffered a previous heart attack. Here’s what you should know, along with some tips to help you protect yourself.






