The Reserve Blog

There’s always something to do in Geneva—and springtime is no exception. Throughout April, May and early June, you will find a wide selection of events and activities for people of all ages. Here’s a peak

Are you nearing retirement? If so, an active-adult community might be a good option for you as you explore new home options. Active-adult communities are designed for middle-aged adults 55 and older who want to

Many people believe that the older they get the more they should slow down to prevent accidents and injuries; but this could not be further from the truth! In fact, regular exercise is vital to

The decision to downsize is a big one. If you are retired, newly retired or entering retirement soon, you may be considering the move from your family home to an active adult community. There are

Today’s active retirees are discovering that remaining in the same family home with the same household responsibilities isn’t necessarily the best way to secure a future full of exciting new opportunities and experiences. For this

Lifelong learning in your retirement years can have a significant impact on your overall health and wellness. It can also take many forms, like discovering a new skill, attending an educational course on a topic

Whether you’re just entering retirement or soon to be an empty nester, you may have started thinking about whether downsizing your home is right for you. Downsizing is a big decision, but you have many

A new year marks the perfect time for active adults to start thinking about healthy habits that will last through 2023. Whether you want to pick up a new hobby, expand your network of friends

Living in an active-adult community is the perfect solution for adults 55 and older who are ready to enjoy retirement without the responsibilities of housework, meal preparation and home repairs. At The Reserve, we believe

Have you ever felt unusually sad or down during the winter months? You’re not alone. Often called the winter blues, this seasonal mood disorder is common during the winter season when there is less sunlight