Staying Connected through Technology

In today’s fast-paced world, families and friends are sometimes separated by great distances. This can make it tough to regularly visit senior loved ones in person. Yet staying connected is an essential part of successful aging. Here’s why. Older adults who are isolated, experience higher incidences of health problems than peers who are actively engaged…

Celebrating Senior Health and Fitness

An increasing amount of research suggests what many aging professionals have long suspected—a holistic lifestyle may help you live a longer, healthier life. This type of lifestyle combines mental stimulation, physical activity, healthy eating, and meaningful engagement. Tending to the body, mind, and spirit may allow you to stay mentally, emotionally, and physically fit as you age.…

5 Tips for Seniors to Stay Healthy and Fit at Home

During times when a crisis forces us to stay indoors, such as the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, protecting our physical and mental well-being can be a little more challenging. A healthy diet and exercise are two essentials, as well as a good night’s sleep. What can be tougher to navigate is the emotional stress the crisis…

Understanding How Nutrition Changes For Older Adults

Most of us are aware of the vital role nutrition plays in living our best life. Even if we don’t stick to a healthy diet, we know many of the reasons why we should. From weight control to disease prevention and cholesterol management, the benefits of eating right are numerous. What an older adult may…

Building Healthy Social Networks in Senior Living Communities

To one degree or another, humans are programmed to be social. Even introverted seniors need and want some personal connection. As we grow older, however, building and maintaining healthy social networks can be difficult. Work friends may be left behind due to retirement. Other friends might relocate to live closer to adult children. Feeling isolated…

7 Tips for Living Heart Healthy

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in this country. Estimates are that an average of 610,000 people lose their lives to heart disease every year. This translates to one in four deaths. Since 1963, Congress has declared February as American Heart Month. The month is designated as such to raise public…

Team Member Spotlight – Heidi Stewart, Fitness Instructor

It’s no secret that staying physically active plays a key role in successful aging. At Clearwater at Riverpark, our fitness instructor, Heidi Stewart, has made a positive impact in the lives of our residents by leading diverse and effective fitness classes. Heidi teaches everything from small group training classes to floor exercise classes at the community.…

7 Tips for Successful Aging

In a culture that places high value on youth, the very idea of growing older may be tough to accept. Experts say it’s why Americans spend a staggering amount---more than $100 billion a year---fighting the signs of aging. With so many products on the market claiming to make you look and feel younger—from beauty products…

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