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When you think of retirement, you probably imagine gardening, golf courses and grabbing lunch with old friends. But for more and more seniors in the US, retirement is seen as an opportunity to launch a new career. According to The Fiscal Times, almost half of retirees plan to continue working. Why? There are many different…
Do you ever look at old pictures of yourself as you walk down the hallways at home? Notice how your eyes, skin and hair have changed throughout the years. It may get you wondering how our bodies change as we age. There may be some aches and pains along the way, but knowing what to…
Are you a caregiver, or thinking about becoming one? If so, there is one item that you should be aware of when caring for a senior. Loneliness or isolation should try to be avoided whenever possible. It may be a feat to overcome, but it will give the one you are caring for a better…
Although heat stroke can affect anyone on the hottest of summer days, it is a condition much more likely to occur to seniors – even when temperatures only increase a bit! A study from the Harvard School of Public Health had some interesting results related to senior health and the heat, making it even more…
We look at celebrities like Helen Mirren and Meryl Streep and have to wonder, how do they age so gracefully? According to EverydayHealth.com embracing your changing looks and wearing making that enhances your features – instead of covering them up – both play a role in the graceful aging process. Looking for some more advice…
Named National Safety Month by the National Safety Council, June is the perfect time to review your home and lifestyle for safety concerns. As the weather grows warmer and the summer season begins, it is especially beneficial for seniors to consider heat-related safety concerns. Make the most of National Safety Months with these ideas from…
Although many seniors see retirement as an event that will have a negative impact on their life, a recent study out of the University of Sydney shows it has quite the opposite effect. This Australian study followed the behaviors of about 25,000 individuals (both retired and still in the workforce), with results that show retirement…
