Senior Living
Seniors Today Demand Greater Mobility
Seniors are more mobile today than every before and with the Baby Boomer generation set to join the ranks of older Americans, the demand for greater mobility is expected to dramatically increase. Census Bureau projections indicate that by 2030 one in five Americans will be age 65 or older.
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Easing the Burden for Loved Ones
No one likes to think about the time when they'll no longer be here. But truth be told, everyone will need a funeral some day. Without planning ahead, they can be stressful, expensive and filled with disagreements. Or you can create an occasion where loved ones come together to reflect on a life well lived, without the pressure of quick decisions and worries about expense.
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The Three Dimensions of a Golfer: Improving Your Game
Golf may look simple, but it is a complex sport requiring drive and determination. There are three dimensions that create a complete golfer: a solid mental game, technical skill and physical fitness. Gary Player, professional golfer and winner of golf's career grand slam, advocates mastering these three dimensions to improve your golf game.
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Why You Should Get Your Hearing Checked Today
Hearing loss is one of the most common health problems among Americans, with gradual hearing loss affecting millions and often going undetected. No tell-tale signs alert people to changes in their hearing, especially if it progresses slowly. Only a professional hearing screening can determine whether someone is experiencing hearing loss, hearing experts say.
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Aging Baby Boomers Face Healthcare Shortage
Every day, almost 11,000 baby boomers turn 50. Born between 1946 and 1964, aging baby boomers are the fastest growing segment of the United States population. By 2030, the number of people ages 65 and older will nearly double to 71.5 million, or 20 percent of the population. At the same time the population of people over 65 is increasing, the U.S. is also facing a geriatrician shortage.
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How to Reach Your Financial Retirement Goals
What keeps you awake at night? If you're like most Americans, you've probably more than once found yourself up in the wee small hours, lying on your back, staring at the ceiling above your bed, having a little conversation with yourself.
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Seniors Benefit from Natural Light
According to the Center of Design For An Aging Society in Portland, Ore., older people need more light (about 3 to 5 times more than younger people) for both vision and maintaining health. Many seniors don't get outside enough, so there are many reasons to consider bringing more natural light in.
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