Living Plus

Health and Wellness Program

Our Living Plus health and wellness program focuses on active living, healthy eating, and social connections for members of all abilities. Participating in Living Plus offerings can significantly benefit your physical, emotional, and social well-being.

Programs and classes are designed to:

  • increase bone and muscle strength
  • reduce the risk of falls
  • boost your energy and sense of well-being
  • improve your memory and concentration

Living Plus programs are included in your plan at no additional cost. So please explore the options below and plan to give Living Plus a try!

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SilverSneakers® Classes

Check out the SilverSneakers® website to find and register for community exercise classes near you!

Program Classes Include:

Our Living Plus Videos

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🍏🍪 Healthy Apple Butter Oatmeal Breakfast Cookies🍪🍏

Join Savanna with Living Plus as she shows you how to make these fiber-packed, protein-rich cookies—perfect for busy mornings! 🌅

🎥 Watch now and start your day the delicious way! youtu.be/BILlZ86eYGs?si=chOU1lY6WJafhl5X

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Osteoporosis Treatment

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that develops when bone mineral density and bone mass more quickly, and new bone is laid down more slowly, making the bone not as strong as it was when the person was younger. This can cause bone strength to decrease and increase the risk of broken bones (fractures).