It is normal for us to have more time on our hands during retirement. If you are looking for more fulfilling activities to do during your free time, we have put together a list of volunteering activities for older adults that you can explore with your friends. There are many ways for us to occupy…
When most people think of retirement, images of golden beaches and wine country may come to mind. But for many retirees living in Austin TX, the live music capital of the world, that’s only the beginning. Austin, Texas, is home to some of the largest concentrations of musicians in the world. More than half a…
Many of us develop a sensitivity to temperature due to our metabolic rate as we age. The metabolic rate refers to how fast food is converted into usable energy in our bodies. Ergo, in the winter months, older individuals tend to feel colder – it’s a change related to age. In summer, excessive heat and…
When people think of downsizing to a retirement community, they often think of a regular nursing home. The thought of living in a hospital-like setting can at times be unsettling and that is the reason why they can take such a long time to decide on the move. To date, an increasing number of older…
Conservatory At Alden Bridge is an amenity-rich retirement community that welcomes both residents and their furry friends. We have a wide array of on-site amenities that enable residents to maintain a close bond with their pets that has been developed over the years. If you intend to retire along with your furry friend, choose our…
While many people dream of moving to a new city and living there for an extended time, few ever actually leap. That’s why it’s so important for those considering relocating to the Austin area to understand the process beforehand. The good news is that moving to independent living in Travis County, Texas is nothing but an exciting…
Infections in seniors cause numerous deaths every year. To protect your aging loved one, it’s important you learn as much as you can about the illnesses that most frequently plague retirement-age individuals. It’s more likely your loved ones will receive the immediate care they need if you understand what some of the warning signs are…
Many factors come into consideration when you are selecting a retirement community. It should be located in a scenic location so you are greeted by the beauty of nature every day, yet be close enough to a town or city so that you have convenient access to groceries and essentials. The retirement community should have…
The cost of living is often one of the most crucial things that many of us think of when we are looking at a retirement location. Dallas may not be one of the cheapest places to live in Texas, but it stands out in various aspects that matter to people looking at retiring in Dallas,…
Moving to a retirement community is a huge change. Part of that change involves moving with your furry friend who may or may not be allowed in many senior living communities. However, there has been an increasing number of retirement communities in Texas that have adopted pet-friendly policies to allow residents to retire along with…