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Top 6 Benefits of Living in a Retirement Community

If you’re nearing retirement or have recently retired, most likely you’ve faced a number of important decisions. What age will you stop working? Will you continue to work part-time? Will you stay in your home or relocate? Choosing the right place to live during retirement is an important decision. Many seniors decide that a retirement…

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How to Enjoy Your Retirement Years

After spending decades in the workforce with most of your days already planned out for you, retirement is a huge adjustment. Now you finally have a chance to do all of the things that your busy schedule kept you from doing! In spite of the increased freedom, some retirees are surprised to find that they…

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Tips to Plan Now for Your Retirement Years

Retirement means different things to different people. But regardless of whether you want to spend your retirement playing at home with your grandchildren, traveling the world, or somewhere in between, you’ll need to plan ahead to make the most of your life after you retire. Many people start planning for retirement early in life. Others…

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4 Simple Ways to Keep Your Independence as You Age

Independence is something that we all value, and that doesn’t diminish with age. Maintaining as much independence as possible is extremely important to the majority of seniors. Although some health conditions or cognitive issues are beyond our control, there are things you can do to increase your ability to stay independent for longer. Here are four simple ways to keep your independence as you age.

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7 Reasons Yoga Can Benefit Seniors

September is National Yoga month, making it a great time to incorporate this form of exercise as a part of your healthy lifestyle. If images of participants twisted into human pretzels have you feeling a little hesitant, don’t worry. Yoga can be modified to be safe and comfortable for anyone. You can even perform some poses in a chair!

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8 Signs Your Elderly Parent May Need Help at Home

It can be difficult for elderly parents to admit that they need help at home. In some ways, it can be just as difficult for their children to come to terms with it. Realizing that the people who have cared for and supported you for so much of your life now need help to care…

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How to Talk to an Aging Parent About Driving

The decision to retire from driving is one of the most difficult ones seniors have to face. Many of them view their ability to drive as the key to their independence. And, though they may realize that failing eyesight or other factors have an impact on their ability to drive safely, they fear that giving…

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5 Reasons Concierge Care for Seniors Should Interest You

It’s no secret that, as we get older, things that we used to do easily become more difficult. If you or a loved one are finding activities of day to day life a little challenging, you may have begun to think about what options for help are available. Many seniors have family members who are…

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Senior Respite Care Options for When You Travel

If you are a full time or part-time caregiver, you deserve (and need!) a vacation every once in a while. Caregiving is a demanding job, so you shouldn’t feel guilty about taking a break. Taking the time to rest and recharge will help not just you but your loved one as well! One of the…

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