According to an article presented by NPR, Americans are watching more TV than ever. The average person in the U.S. watches more than five hours a day, and seniors are watching even more TV

Every part of the body changes as we grow older, including the brain. And as the brain changes, mental function changes along with it. Cognitive impairment because of declining mental function is one of

There are at least 35 million single seniors in the U.S., and that number will rise as the Baby Boomer generation reaches retirement age. Loneliness is an issue for seniors who no longer have

Baseball and football are the most popular sports in America, and following your favorite players and teams makes life more interesting and enjoyable. Whether you enjoy watching Monday night football or have a long-standing

Modern technology continues to bring more effective health and security systems for seniors. The latest generation of systems now being developed includes medical alert watches that track your location, along with a range of

With more and more Baby Boomers retiring every year, many are faced with the question of what to do with their newfound freedom. Facing retirement and old age alone can be a terrifying idea

As better medical care and technology allow people to live longer, fuller lives even after retirement, the classic image of the retired couple passing the days sitting on their front porch watching the world

One of the easiest ways to monitor improvements in senior living is life expectancy. While recent news stories have reported a downtick in life expectancy in the USA, this is a minor issue. The

When you reach retirement age, your best years may still lie ahead. With a long career behind you, your children grown and independent, and your mortgage in good shape, now is your opportunity to

As they get older, some seniors struggle to find ways to continue to feel connected to their communities. At the same time, many communities have needs that go unmet — needs that older adults