Maintaining independence is important for many older adults. And performing yoga poses that are proven to build better balance is a great way to take action.
If your retirement is not quite as exciting as you hoped it would be, you’re not alone. Many retirees find that too much free time can be boring. Read more
What do older adults need to thrive in body, mind and spirit? A primary answer to the question is the wellness philosophy called ConnectedLiving. Read more
Nationally, the month of May is designated as Older Americans Month. To get the ball rolling, let’s highlight 4 areas where older Americans make a difference.
Choosing a senior living community is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make, and it’s a huge financial and emotional investment. Here’s a guide
By filling these short, dark days with fun stuff, you’ll arrive in March with a spring in your step (pun intended). Here are ways to stay active this winter
If you’re among the 10-15% of U.S. older adults who aren’t comfortable with computers, you can catch up. Here are ways to help you join the digital revolution
Everyone who takes part in Active Aging Week will not run a marathon or win a gold, but a small amount of extra activity can offer profound benefits for seniors
Of all the “-isms” plaguing our society, ageism may be the most pervasive and least discussed. See how we plan to join the work against age-based discrimination
Annapolis has picked up many nicknames since its founding in 1649. “Athens of America” honors the city’s promotion of the arts, learning, and democracy.
It has been an rough year for all, but we continue to move forward with our state-of-the-art continuing care retirement community (CCRC) at The Village
The Village at Providence Point has continued adjusting its processes to keep up the momentum they were experiencing at the beginning of the year. See more
Whether retirement is still a few years away or coming up quickly, you can make plans to help ease financial concerns for the future. See some helpful tips
When National Lutheran Communities & Services (NLCS) began planning its newest community, Annapolis, Md., called with its beauty, charm and pioneering spirit.
