Step Wisely: Walking Strategies To Support Healthy Aging
November 11, 2026
There’s no side-stepping the issue — physical movement is an essential part of healthy aging, and walking is one of the easiest and most accessible strategies for moving each day. We’ve long promoted walking — be it leisurely or more intense, slower or faster, fewer or more steps. Different walking…
Lower Your Risk: More Reasons & Resources To Help Lower Your Risk Of A Fall
October 21, 2026
By now, you know that falls are a serious health concern for older adults. The older you get, the more risk you carry of having a fall, and once you’ve fallen, you may incur serious, life-altering injuries, and your chances of falling again increase. Falls are the most common reason…
Prevention And Protection: Prevent Falls And Reduce Injuries At Home
September 23, 2026
Happy Fall Prevention Awareness Week! From September 21 – September 25th, the Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons is marking this awareness campaign by publishing materials designed to highlight the threat of falls to older adults and the measures you can take to lower your risk and keep yourself injury-free, especially inside…
Either/Or: Whether Brisk Or Leisurely, Your Health Can Benefit From A Walk
September 16, 2026
We’re entering the time of year when you can grab a warm sweater, put on some comfortable walking shoes, and get outside to walk among the awe-inspiring fall leaves. Hopefully, most of the heat and humidity from the summer is behind us, and the cold and inclement weather hasn’t yet…
Baseline Balance: Are You Doing All You Can To Support And Improve Your Balance?
September 9, 2026
One moment you’re walking tall and the next, your head is face down on the ground. Maybe it was just an unfortunate tripping incident- or maybe your balance needs examination and improvement. Whether or not you realize it, multiple systems in your body need to work together to support your…
Road Trip: The Benefits And Challenges Of Travel As An Older Adult
August 26, 2026
Those in the know understand that we are coming up on one of the travel “shoulder seasons,” which means that it’s the perfect time to travel, with continued mild weather but fewer crowds. Without the binds of school schedules or limited vacation from a job, older retired adults can take…