How Older Adults Can Improve Balance
One of the best things you can do for your health at any age is to maintain your strength, balance and flexibility. This is because reflexes and coordination can slow …
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One of the best things you can do for your health at any age is to maintain your strength, balance and flexibility. This is because reflexes and coordination can slow …
Why spend your retirement shivering up north when you could be feeling the sand between your toes? If you’ve been looking for a warm-weather locale to call home in your …
Think about the times in your life when you were the most active socially and physically. The first few things that typically come to mind are school experiences, campus living …
This time of year, the allure of rich food and sugary sweets is difficult to resist. But for older adults, indulging in moderation may be imperative. Whether being mindful of …
The holiday season is typically thought of as an occasion for fun and festivities. However, for many older adults it creates feelings of isolation and loneliness, making it an especially …
With an estimated 53 million adults acting as caregivers across the United States, it’s important to appreciate these individuals who offer their time and energy to help others. Fortunately, National …
Veterans Day is a time to honor those who have served our country and made tremendous sacrifices to preserve the American way of life. At Harbour’s Edge, there are many …
There is independent living, and then there is assisted living. You may be under the misconception that the differences between the two are subtle, but the reality is that each …
Are you ready for the fall season? Autumn in Florida may not be the same as elsewhere around the country, but that does not mean you can’t celebrate the things …
As a caregiver, it’s okay to ask for help. Ordinarily, you are the one providing it, but you have needs, too. It can be especially easy to neglect your own …
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