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You may have certain criteria as you search for retirement communities that fit your lifestyle. One of those items could be having plenty of opportunities to continue to learn and engage. Not only would you want these opportunities as part of independent living, but for all levels of care if you should ever need it.
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Topics: Wellness
Functional Fitness has become a buzzword in the fitness industry. However, the goals, exercises and results vary among users.
What Is Functional Fitness?
Simply put, Functional Fitness is training that prepares your body to perform daily tasks. The exercises and intensity differ according to your goals.
Topics: Wellness
Another holiday season has come and gone. It’s easy to overindulge during the whirlwind of parties and cornucopia of festive fare, and some of you may have done just that.
Topics: Wellness
Though The Admiral at the Lake is known for its resident-directed programs, not all fun area activities occur at The Admiral itself.
Topics: Chicago Living
Chicagoans love their city. Should you move out of Chicago just because you’re getting a little older?
The Admiral at the Lake residents Bill Hinchliff and Joyce Dugan would answer, “Absolutely not!”
Topics: Independent Lifestyle
Are you falling prey to these 10 myths about senior living communities?
1. Senior living communities (SLCs) are for old people who can’t take care of themselves any longer
If you call 55 old, perhaps you have a point. Residents of independent living communities must be healthy, because no nursing care is provided. In many cases, SLC residents continue to work, drive, volunteer and travel. They choose senior communities to avoid housing maintenance and household chores and to be in the company of like-minded adults.
“I’m not ready” is frequently part of the internal dialogue we have during our lives.
"I’m not ready to leave my family and go to college."
"I’m not ready to be married."
"I’m not ready to have a child."
"I’m not ready for my child to leave for college."
"I’m not ready to uproot my family for a better opportunity or promotion."
"I’m not ready to be a grandparent."
"I’m not ready for retirement."
Topics: Future Planning
Just as Baby Boomers changed the U.S. perspective on civil, women’s, and disabled rights; eradicated polio; and introduced new concepts in music, technology and media, we are revolutionizing aging.
Topics: Independent Lifestyle