by Unlimited Care Team | Jan 15, 2021 | Advice From Seniors, Helpful Information for Family Members, Senior Activities
Most of us associate visiting grandparents with treats, crafts, games, or just special time spent together. All of these are excellent ways to connect with older loved ones. But let’s not forget something else Grandma and Grandpa may have to offer: special lessons we...
by Unlimited Care Team | Dec 4, 2020 | Exercising for Seniors, Senior Activities, Senior Living
Yoga is a favorite activity for people of all ages, but for seniors, yoga offers special advantages. Both a senior-safe exercise and a way to relax with friends, yoga could be the solution your elderly loved ones are looking for. Yoga isn’t just for young people!...
by Unlimited Care Team | Nov 6, 2020 | Community, Senior Activities, Senior Living
Playing cards and board games with your aging parents is an excellent way to keep them sharp and entertained. It helps to boost their cognitive skills, mental and physical health. A few easy-to-learn games could make for an enjoyable time with your loved ones! Seniors...
by Unlimited Care Team | Oct 23, 2020 | Helpful Information for Family Members, Memory Care, Senior Activities
Few things are more captivating than listening to a senior loved one’s memories. If you’ve never sat together with your older family members to talk about their life experiences, you might be missing a lot. Seniors have many fascinating stories to talk about, and you...
by Unlimited Care Team | Oct 9, 2020 | Senior Activities, Senior Living
Autumn’s arrival comes with many fun fall activities for seniors. As days become shorter and nights chillier, it’s surprisingly easy to find activities that can keep your senior loved ones active throughout the season. Are you searching for some fun fall activities...
by Unlimited Care Team | Sep 18, 2020 | Exercising for Seniors, Senior Activities, Senior Living
Participating in senior exercise programs is one of the best ways to keep senior citizens healthy, both in the mind and body. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 28 percent of seniors aged 50 years and above are physically inactive....
