With over 3.5 million elderly retirees above 65, about 12.9% of the state’s 29 million population, Texas has always been a well-loved retirement location thanks to its numerous attractions and extended warm summers. For retired folks looking for a community, Assisted Living is ideal when your loved one likes to live independently but could use…
Older adults in their retirement age often find themselves with much more time on their hands compared to their days in the workforce. Of course, that free time is better spent with friends! Making friends in your 60s is well worth the effort, especially considering the physical and mental health benefits that social engagement brings…
Deciding to move into an assisted living community is a major step. After you’ve shortlisted a few ideal locations, you want to make sure you have all the information before making the final choice. Touring an assisted living community is one of the best ways to assess whether the place you have in mind is…
When it comes to your retirement age loved ones, obviously, you want the best for them. You want to make sure they are eating well, staying active, socializing, seeing a doctor, and getting the care they need in general. That can be particularly taxing on you, however, depending on your circumstances. At some point in…
Traditional wisdom has always emphasized the need to have adequate high-quality sleep. Quality sleep is associated with a lower risk of heart disease in older individuals, increased cognitive functioning, and a slew of other advantages. However, according to a 2017 National Poll on Healthy Aging, over 50% of individuals aged 65 to 80 had trouble…
Beaver Lake is nestled between Rogers and Eureka Springs, offering locals and visitors with plenty of fun activities to do for the whole family. It has 28,000 acres of crystal-clear waters that captivate watersports enthusiasts, fishermen, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful vacation. No matter how you choose to spend your retirement in Beaver…
Elder financial abuse has become more common nowadays. In 2022, roughly 105,00 American seniors aged 60 and older have reported a combined $966 million in losses. If your elderly loved one is suffering from disabilities and needs to rely on others for assistance, they are more likely to be targeted. Popular financial scam techniques include…