Independent Senior Apartments | Retirement Communities | Connect55+

Life doesn’t stop just because you’re a member of a 55+ community. As a senior, you can stay active by walking, dancing, swimming, and more. Read on to learn more about the benefits of being active as you age. More Socialization As a senior, it’s easy to become isolated if you’re not careful. If the kids are out of the house and your grandkids are getting older, then you may not always have a lot to do unless you schedule it. At our active senior community, we have a program where you can stay active with other residents. Such socialization is not only good for holding yourself accountable for physical activity, but it’s also good for your mental and emotional health. Lower Blood Pressure Hypertension is a major problem in the United States regardless of age group. However, you can prevent this occurrence by moving around daily. According to the National Library of Medicine, exercise training in older people has been associated with health benefits, such as decreased cardiova...

If you or a loved one are looking to live a more relaxed lifestyle in your golden years, then you may be looking for a new home that can accommodate your desired lifestyle. Many people who are in a similar boat find themselves considering or opting for an active senior living community. If you’ve never heard of this term before, then you may wonder what it is and how it can be beneficial to you. Here’s more information about what an active senior living community is and why you may want to consider residing in one. Low-Maintenance Living A senior living community is a community that is typically designed for individuals 55 years old and up. These communities offer low-maintenance living for their residents. Residents don’t have to worry about maintaining their yard or the exterior of their property. This helps seniors to live independently, without having to worry about major types of exterior maintenance. Great Amenities Another element that defines active senior living commun...