Wellness & Nutrition

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Get Strong, Stay Strong! At-Home Exercise Tips for Seniors

Staying home to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t have to mean staying still. It’s more important than ever to get moving so that our bodies are as strong and flexible as possible. Research has shown that regular aerobic and strength exercises can reduce the risk of falls, maintain healthy muscles and joints, and […]

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American Heart Month: Know the Life-saving Signs and Symptoms

February is the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Month, a national movement to end heart disease and stroke in women. At Belmont Village, we’re known for implementing Whole Brain Fitness throughout our programming and, fortunately, we know that what’s good for the brain is good for the heart. This month, we’re taking the […]

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Health Reminder: Flu Season Lingers through Spring

Though thankfully not as pervasive as in years past, the 2018-2019 flu season marches on and could stretch into May.

Tips to beat the heat for residents
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Summertime Safety: How Seniors Can Beat the Heat

Keep safe through the dog days of summer and beyond by following a few simple tips, from staying hydrated to limiting time outdoors during midday, and learn to recognize the signs of heat-related illness.

Tips for older adults, protecting the skin from UV rays is important for preventing sunburns and skin cancer.
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Senior Skin Health: Protecting Yourself from Skin Cancer

July is UV Safety Month. Stay safe in the sun with these tips.

Pets provide residents with comfort as they transition into a senior living community.
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Pets Can Make Us Happier and Healthier

Cats, dogs and other small animals have provided hundreds of residents with comfort as they transition into a senior living community.

Reducing the risk of falls can lead to a significant improvement in quality of life and longevity
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Fall Prevention Series Part 1: Belmont Adopts New Program to Prevent Falls

TIRR Memorial Hermann and Belmont Village are helping prevent the leading cause of nonfatal injuries among seniors.

Belmont Village’s Smart Tips for Brain Health
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT: NUTRITIONAL BASICS FOR BRAIN HEALTH

You are what you eat. Not new, but an idea that has taken on new significance as Americans live longer.

Tips for maintaining your brain
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10 Tips for Maintaining Your Brain

Most of us know the importance of regular exercise to keep the body fit, but how many can say we put equal emphasis on exercising our brains?

Mental exercise can build cognitive reserve
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EXPERTS SAY RIGHT EXERCISE CAN BUILD COGNITIVE RESERVE

Every morning most of us wake up and think about the day’s activities. For many, that includes exercise to keep the body fit.