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5 Ways Older Adults Can Boost Energy Levels

April 1, 2022 by admin
As the years pass our energy levels steadily decline which leave many older adults struggling with low energy on a daily basis. This often leads to frustration resulting from not having the energy to do everything they wanted to do. If you need some fatigue battling strategies, you’ve come to the right place. Today we’re going to talk about  simple things you can do to give your energy a boost when a good night’s sleep just isn’t enough. Drink More Water Even if you don’t Continue reading →

Stay Fit Indoors with Winter Exercises for Seniors

November 30, 2021 by admin
  As colder months approach, some people give up their favorite exercise because it’s traditionally done indoors. For seniors, spending the whole winter in a sedentary lifestyle can be damaging to their health. Luckily, there are several exercises that are appropriate for indoors, giving you a year-round opportunity to stay fit and healthy.  Always check with your doctor to be sure it’s appropriate for you before starting any new exercise. Some examples of good indoor exercise activities include: Exercises for balance. Simple exercises that promote Continue reading →

How Physical Therapy Benefits Seniors

September 30, 2021 by admin
  Many of us live with pain and discomfort, especially as we move into our senior years. For many, chronic pain results in multiple drug prescriptions and sometimes even surgeries, which can both be problematic for older adults. Thankfully, many can experience relief through physical therapy treatment, especially seniors. At Ashbridge Manor Senior Living, we provide physical therapy services for residents of our senior apartments through our onsite therapy provider, AGEILITY Physical Therapy Solutions. AGEILITY specializes in personalized physical therapy care that helps you alleviate Continue reading →

Healthy Workouts for Seniors

August 15, 2021 by admin
Everyone needs exercise, and as we age, staying physically active improves our overall health. Better muscle strength and flexibility helps prevent falls and keeps your spine supported, and increased blood flow helps organs work more efficiently. Many seniors think that their mobility issues or health conditions prevent them from working out. But there are plenty of healthy exercises that can keep you in great shape so you can stay active. Always speak with your doctor before starting any new exercise program to see if they Continue reading →

Why Exercise is So Important for Seniors

December 14, 2020 by admin
We’ve heard it many times – that a good diet, exercise, and plenty of sleep are all important for good health. And as we enter the holiday season, it’s important to keep up all those healthy habits. But what is the real importance of exercise for seniors? We’ve put together some of the most important benefits of exercise for people over age 65.   Lowered disease risk. As we age, the risk of acquiring medical conditions like heart disease, cancer, and type 2 diabetes increase. Continue reading →

Tips for Seniors: Staying Safe While Staying Fit

September 28, 2020 by admin
We all know the importance of exercise, and staying fit is important for your health no matter what your age. But as seniors, we need to do a little extra planning when we exercise to make sure that our exercise activity is safe, considering any health conditions and medications we’re taking. Whether we’re participating in a group activity at our senior living facility or taking a walk or a run in the neighborhood, safety is a top priority. Here are a few tips that will Continue reading →

The Importance of Exercise for Seniors

August 31, 2019 by admin
Exercise is for everyone! It goes hand-in-hand with a healthy diet for helping you feel better, fight symptoms of disease, and improve your mobility and overall lifestyle. With all those wonderful benefits, it’s important for seniors to participate in exercise that fits their ability levels. Today, we’ll talk about ways that every senior can find an exercise program that works for them. Exercise is especially important as we age, since it helps improve functions that make disease symptoms more manageable and prevent injury from accidents Continue reading →