Health & Wellness
This is the time of year when we observe World Health Day. Which raises the subject of baby boomer behavior to stay healthy. Dr. Alison Moy shares five tips for nutrition and wellness.
Have you ever been defined by your age? Probably, we all have. But at a certain point — and excuse the pun — it gets old. Stew Carter shares some ideas.
If you’re a baby boomer, the chance is 50/50 that you’ll be dealing with a parent with dementia, if you haven’t already. Ron Whitaker found himself in that position, and decided he’d better learn more. Much more.
By the time we have our 50th birthday, chances are our once-beautiful face and body are showing some age. Here’s a practical list of 6 harmless and easy to embrace habits that may help you look younger.
Getting on the road to a healthier lifestyle – especially for folks in baby boomer years – is as easy as taking better care of your heart.
With increasing numbers of baby boomers getting Medicare coverage, here is some helpful guidance.
A lot of us are in a tough place for healthcare. Ready to retire, meaning, no more insurance through our jobs … but we’re not old enough yet for Medicare.
Cooking at home can be simple, affordable and heart-healthy. The bad news is that it’s becoming increasingly rare, partly because many baby boomers prefer eating out.
Baby Boomer Billy Mitchell’s a funny guy. Clever, too. He doesn’t just notice the changes in his life; he sings about them! You’ll probably relate to his new song, Prescription Drugs.
We like it when baby boomers help other baby boomers cope with life’s changes. BoomerCafé contributor Liz Kitchens has advice about coping by Exercising Your Creativity.
The Baby Boomer Retirement Crunch is Starting
Everything we’ve said about our generation is true: we might not feel like it, but we are an “aging population.” And, many people age 65 and older are already struggling to live off the amount they have saved for retirement.
Discouraging Maturity Despite Boomer Power and Influence
If you feel like a mature baby boomer, don’t! And you won’t, once you realize it’s your kids who understand electronics — basically, how the world works — not you.
Connect with us on social media