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Crow Wing Energized: My journey … my story - Vimarsana News

Crow Wing Energized: My journey … my story

The online class runs for 10 weeks covering topics such as exercise, sleep, healthy eating, financial fitness, advance planning, healthy relationships, medication management, falls prevention and community engagement. For those looking toward retirement or recently retired, this class helped answer the question of a redefined “purpose” during the retirement years.

Dalton: COA recruiting 'Aging Mastery' participants - Vimarsana News

Dalton: COA recruiting 'Aging Mastery' participants

The Dalton Council on Aging and Senior Center are recruiting 12 adults ages 60+ to participate in the "Aging Mastery" program, a free 10-week health and wellness series.

Healthy Kids, Healthy Families awarded $380K grant from BCBSNM - Vimarsana News

Healthy Kids, Healthy Families awarded $380K grant from BCBSNM

Healthy Kids, Healthy Families awarded $380K grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield

Buffalo's Black older adults face their own share of health, economy inequities - Vimarsana News

Buffalo's Black older adults face their own share of health, economy inequities

Black older Americans are more likely to have chronic health conditions and die prematurely than white older Americans, while at the same time likely to have large retirement savings and own their own home. In Buffalo, where 37% of U.S.-born older adults are Black, the largest share of any city in New York state, those inequalities are also present.

Source: wbfo.org
2021 in review: A year for old traditions, big changes and new faces - Vimarsana News

2021 in review: A year for old traditions, big changes and new faces

Residents rolled up their sleeves to get vaccinated against COVID-19 starting in January.