Brookdale Blogs

If you’re 65 or older, the flu shot is probably not the only vaccine you should be thinking about. August is National Immunization Awareness Month, so let’s talk about the other shots you should consider adding to your vaccination schedule.

When daylight saving time ends and the clocks go backward, it can be tough to adjust to a new schedule. But for those with dementia, the change in time can be especially impactful.

Depression and anxiety can affect people of all ages. While symptoms may be similar to those experienced by younger individuals, there are some unique challenges that are typically more common in seniors.

If it’s been a while since you’ve visited your local library, you might be surprised at just how many resources they have available to the community—for free.

We talked to some glasses and stylist experts to bring you this guide to how to pick the best frames for your face.

Educating yourself about Parkinson's disease can help you support yourself or others through a diagnosis and can inform you about your risk factors.

Fantasy football can be a great activity for seniors who are looking for a fun and engaging way to stay active and connected and may be especially enjoyable for avid fans of the sport.

Not only are butterflies beautiful creatures, they also are essential (along with bees) for pollinating the plants in your garden. Here are a few plants that you can add to your garden to attract lovely butterflies.

Affording senior living can be a significant concern as you approach retirement. Fortunately, there are steps you can take right now to help you plan for the costs and work to achieve financial stability.

Forgetting the names of loved ones, mistaking one’s location, and getting confused at nighttime – these can all be hallmark symptoms of Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. But did you know that these symptoms may also be caused by a simple infection?

From becoming published authors in their triple digits to pulling off amazing fitness feats, here are 9 seniors over 90 doing amazing things.

There are many ways to eat dessert and still have it be fairly healthy. And if you can sneak in some superfoods, even better!

Planning fun things to do with your friends or family can be a great way to get out for some physical and mental stimulation. Here are some fun ideas for camp-like activities that you can participate in this summer.

Scammers love to take advantage of people, stealing money from them however they can. And one demographic that is a particular hot target for these thieves is veterans.

As the push to be more environmentally friendly continues, individuals are looking for greener ways to get rid of things they no longer need. This includes local Buy Nothing Groups.