An Underused Benefit of CCRC Living?
Read the full article"I recently sat down with a group of residents to talk about their community. A great way to start these conversations is to ask each person to share the story of how they came to live at that particular community. As you can imagine, there are many common motivations. However, on this particular occasion, the [...] " - From GlynnDevins webs
Community Helped Change How We See Retirement
Read the full article"Life after 60, like Sun City at 50, is no longer the endpoint, but rather the beginning of a new phase of life" - From NPR (National Public Radio)
Eat Right
Download the PDFMake informed food choices and develop sound eating habits.
Heart Attack, Stroke & Cardiac Arrest Warning Signs
Download the PDFSome heart attacks are sudden and intense. But most start slowly, with mild pain or discomfort.
Just Call Room Service
Read the full article"Oh! How many times in the past few days have I wished for a little more service around my house?" - From GlynnDevins website
Making the Retirement Community Decision: A Resident's Perspective
Read the full articleMy wife and I moved into a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) two years ago when we were in our early seventies. Since making our decision about our future (we obviously believe we made the correct call) we have a two-part mantra that we earnestly impress on our friends.
Purpose and direction in life could stave off Alzheimer's
Read the full articlePeople who view life with a sense of purpose and who set goals are less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease or dementia, new research indicates.
Researchers make the call: Cell phones could help treat Alzheimer's
Read the full articleThe electromagnetic waves generated by ordinary cell phones can prevent and even reverse the progression of Alzheimer's disease in lab mice, according to a new study.
Save Your Vision
Download the PDFEye health is linked to overall health. Your eyes can tell a lot about your general health.
Socializing is Good for your Brain
Download the PDF"Many scientists now believe that social interaction is important in maintaining good mental health and warding off diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's.
Study Gauges Seniors' Calorie Burn Playing Active Video Games
Read the full articleSome video games may offer an enjoyable way for older adults become more active and more healthy.
Your Guide to Healthy Sleep
Download the PDF"Not getting enough sleep, or getting poor quality sleep on a regular basis increases the risk of having high blood pressure, heart disease and other medical conditions."
