Whether you live in independent senior apartments in Des Moines, IA or at senior apartments in Kansas City, KS; you can have access to these activities with ease. Here are four of the top outdoor activities that seniors can engage in:
When school is out, families go out of town too. With families gone on trips and vacations, seniors in care homes may soon find themselves missing their loved ones. It also does not help that some seniors cannot tolerate the heat of the sun so they end up staying indoors more than they wish.
You must have heard it multiple times that physical activity is good for you. In fact, many doctors and medical professionals advise that you make exercising and physical activity a part of your routine. This importance of exercising becomes even more significant with age.
First things first; how are you doing? People, around the world, have been shocked by Covid-19; but seniors have been the worst hit. Whether you live in senior apartments Des Moines IA or in high-end retirement communities Indianola, IA; you all need to take good care of yourselves.
There is a multitude of exercise equipment available but this guide will focus on three: resistance training equipment, cardio equipment, and stretching and flexibility equipment.
Cases of Covid-19 have been rising drastically in USA and around the world. Evidence from cases thus far have shown that seniors are at the highest risk with this illness. Not only are more seniors contracting the virus, their mortality rate is among the highest too.
New York State’s Office of Children and Family Services estimates that fraudsters steal more than $36.5 billion from seniors in their 2016 study. Losses can go up to $1.5 billion in New York alone. These financial losses are just the tip of the iceberg, the worst part is the aftermath of such cases.
In recent years, seniors are increasingly becoming the targets of scams and other fraudulent activities. Retirees nowadays are more well-off compared to those of the past generations.
More people are moving towards the senior bracket of 75 years and older, 33.6 million in just around a decade. Less than half will be part of the middle-income group, and as we all know, retiring can be costly making the transition more difficult than it should be.
When it gets cold outside, it’s best to stay indoors. That doesn’t mean to say that there’s not much to do. This season is the best time to explore what your city has to offer and learn a new skill.
Avid Netflix fans will be familiar with Grace and Frankie, two seniors in their 70s who are living their life to the fullest. In their early 70s, both went through divorce and picked themselves up to kickstart not just their romantic lives but also their careers as well.
So maybe your parents have been firm for the past few years that they are fully independent and can manage without any assistance, but it’s inevitable to get to the point where they will actually need assistance. The problem is that they may not be willing to tell you, so it may be up to you to notice the signs on your own.
At Connect55+, we are dedicated to making your retirement life fun and active. That’s why we put a lot of emphasis on exercise and workouts to make your body flexible and physically fit.
Retirement shouldn’t mean the end of earnings. With an understanding of the financial markets and solid investment processes in place, you can replace your employment income with investment income. However, you need to remember that investments can be risky.
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“Location, location, location”, says real estate agents, and they advise it for a reason. More often than not, people move into homes or lock themselves in houses that are too far from the things they need or places they value because they always look at the price tag.
Among the best things about being retired is being able to spend one's time with loved ones, especially with grandchildren. Here are some ideas and fun activities you can do with your grandchildren.
When the days are getting longer and the weather’s getting warmer, what better thing is there to do aside from gardening? It is an activity one can consider to be holistic, as it helps nurture multiple facets of one’s well-being. Most people garden for the fresh produce, but unbeknownst to them, they are also harvesting the physical, mental and social benefits that gardening brings.
"The simple things are also the most extraordinary things, and only the wise can see them," that's what Paulo Coelho says in the Alchemist. These things can be as small as meeting up for coffee with close friends or making the mailman smile when you offer them some homemade jam. But we can all agree that nothing can beat spending time with grandkids.
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