As people age, staying active becomes increasingly important for maintaining overall health and well-being. Engaging in regular physical activity can have numerous benefits for members living in active adult communities, such as promoting independence, improving quality of life, reducing the risk of developing chronic conditions and illnesses, and enjoying a more fulfilling and vibrant lifestyles.
Read MoreMany homeowners over 55 dream of selling their home to move to Florida. A vision of palm trees and sun, beaches and cocktails, boating, travel and of course, all of this with no snow. A life with no state taxes sounds good. Maybe a home by the water or with a great golf course view. The possibilities are endless, but according to Realtor.com, many homeowners are ditching the mortgage for an easier way of life, and are flooding the rental market….
Read MoreThey’re known as man’s best friend. Aside from sweet snuggles and puppy kisses, research has found that long-term pet ownership may keep cognitive skills stay sharp as you age. In addition to this, researchers at the University of Michigan found that pet ownership is associated with positive mental health. During this study, researchers found that four themes of pet ownership emerged when speaking to active adults 65+: comfort and safety, social inclusion and participation, purposeful routine and structure: and playing a meaningful role.
Read MoreRelaxation, creativity, indulgence… a recipe for well-being. Baking seems to provide all the ingredients you need for an emotional recharge and a health boost, which says something for an art that was once a daily routine in America’s kitchens but has since been replaced by more modern conveniences.
Read MoreHuman beings are social by nature and how successful we are at aging often depends on the kind of social networks we are able to maintain. The stronger our social lives – friendships, companionships, involvement in enjoyable activities - the more likely a person is to age happily and healthily.
Read MoreActive adult communities, like The Floridian Club of Sarasota, are housing developments specifically designed for people aged 55 and older. They offer a variety of amenities and services that appeal to this demographic, such as low-maintenance living, rightsized spaces, and convenient amenities.
Read MoreAn excerpt from an original article written by Jodi Helmer.
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