Brookdale Blogs

Over the last 14 years, Bob Gwidt has raised more than $130,000 for the Children’s Miracle Network, all from recycling scrap metal.

You may be retired, but life without work doesn’t mean you have to drain your savings. Here are a few smart, and fun, ways you can save some cash — and even earn some! — during your golden years.

What's the secret for staying forever young? Genetics, environment, and lifestyle are all variables to your longevity. These tips could help you stay healthy longer.

Why is old age often the butt of a joke? Our culture has decided that making fun of someone's race, disability or gender is inappropriate, but age remains in the "safe zone" for ridicule.

When you think of social media, you probably imagine young adults scrolling away on their smartphones, but what about older adults? Statistics show that older adults are becoming increasingly tech-savvy.

Around 5.7 million Americans live with Alzheimer’s and that number is growing. However, research indicates that one in three cases could potentially be slowed down or even prevented.

In a recent op-ed for The Los Angeles Times author Barry Goldman wrote that he’d “rather be dead than linger on in an old folk’s home.” It’s a sad thought, but we recognize it’s a thought many people share.

What’s the secret to a long life? Studies suggest that the way you choose to live may influence the length of your life. Here's how you can increase your longevity.

Are you confused about the items on your monthly bill and what they mean? Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how to read your monthly Brookdale bill.

While most companies are directing their advertising bucks towards these younger generations, there’s a whole market for seniors who love their gadgets just as much, if not more.  

Friendship makes life fabulous at Brookdale Galleria.

Senior living is more than just a place to live. Whether it's different care levels or resort-like amenities, there are additional costs that come along with a senior residence.

Today’s article in the Washington Post, “Changing ‘the tragedy narrative’: Why a growing camp is promoting a more joyful approach to Alzheimer’s” hits home for us at Brookdale.

Dr. Katherine Jeter didn't learn to ride a bike until she was 69-years-old. Now at 80, she's embarking on a 444-mile bike ride, and raising $80,000 for charity along the way.

Chronic pain often has a debilitating effect on the quality of life and can lead to an opioid prescription. But the impact of pain on quality of life and the effects of the opioid addiction epidemic on seniors are stories that aren’t often told.