Planning Holiday Travel: What to Book Now
Planning holiday travel early means better fares and more time to request accessibility support, from seating and security help to gate updates.
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Fall Volunteering and Staying Connected to Your Community
Fall volunteering offers a simple way to stay connected, with ideas from food pantries and newsletters to phone check-ins and cleanups.
Off-Season Travel: Why October Is Worth Considering
Off-season travel in October brings smaller crowds and quieter venues, which makes conversation easier and trips more comfortable to plan.
Getting Your Home Ready for Fall: Comfort and Safety Updates
Getting your home ready for fall is easier with a seasonal checklist, written estimates, and simple tips for working with service pros.
Alerting Devices for Hearing Loss: Making Home Alerts Easier to Notice
Alerting devices for hearing loss can make your home safer, from bed shakers and strobe smoke alarms to visual doorbells and phone alerts.
Picking Up a New Hobby This Fall
A new hobby this fall is easier to start than you think. Ideas from crafts and baking to birdwatching, plus how to try one before you invest.
Multi-Generational Travel Tips
Multi-generational travel goes better with a plan. Tips on choosing a home base, splitting costs, building in time apart, and keeping conversation easy.
Mindfulness Practices for a Stress-Free Fall Transition
Mindfulness practices make the fall transition easier. Short breathing, sensory, and outdoor exercises that fit into the day you already have.
Fall Foliage Trips Worth Planning
Fall foliage trips are easiest to plan well. Scenic routes across New England, the Blue Ridge, the Midwest, and the Rockies, plus tips for a comfortable trip.
Setting Healthy Aging Goals That Fit Your Real Life
Healthy aging goals work best when they are small and specific. Practical ways to set goals for movement, nutrition, memory, and hearing health this fall.