The Reserve Blog

The winter season is here, which means shorter days, colder temperatures, and more time indoors. For some adults, these changes can lead to the “winter blues,” a seasonal dip in energy levels and feelings of

The start of a new year is a wonderful time to reflect on ways to enhance your well-being and embrace a healthy lifestyle. For older adults, prioritizing resolutions that promote healthy aging can make a

The holidays are a time for joy and connection—and there’s no better place to celebrate than in a community that truly feels like home. For active adults, downsizing to a new apartment at The Reserve

Active adult communities are an increasingly popular choice for people 55 and older who are seeking a vibrant, fulfilling lifestyle. However, some myths persist that may discourage older adults from exploring this option for their

Veterans Day is a special time to honor and appreciate the brave men and women who haveserved in the U.S. Armed Forces. At The Reserve of Geneva, we come together as a communityto recognize their

Located in the charming town of Geneva, Illinois, The Reserve of Geneva offers active adults aged 55 and older the perfect blend of resort-style living and a close-knit community. With its thoughtfully designed amenities, maintenance-free lifestyle, scenic surroundings, and vibrant social calendar, The Reserve

As the leaves change and the temperature drops, fall offers a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the benefits of life in an active adult living community like The Reserve of Geneva. From seasonal activities to enhanced wellness, here are seven ways older adults can fully embrace autumn

As the leaves begin to change and the cool autumn air sets in, fall presents the perfect opportunity for older adults to engage in fun, seasonal activities. Whether you’re looking to enjoy the beauty of

Retirement is commonly seen as a time for hobbies, travel, and relaxation. But for many active, retired adults, one of the most fulfilling ways to spend this new chapter of life is through volunteering. Volunteering

Physical activity is not just for the young; it’s equally important for older adults. In fact, active adults tend to be healthier, more independent, and enjoy a better quality of life than those who live