If you're a senior citizen who's finding it more difficult to get around, don't despair! There are plenty of great vacation spots in the U.S. that cater to people with limited mobility.  When it comes to traveling, everyone has their own unique preferences and limitations.  Some people love the idea of packing their bags and hitting the open road or sky, others want to spend their days exploring a new and exciting city, while others would rather stay put in their own backyard.  Unfortunately, for senior citizens with limited mobility, vacation options can be a little more restricted. But that...

It's no secret that staying mentally fit is important at any age. For seniors, keeping the brain active and engaged is especially important, as it may help ward off conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's. The brain is a muscle just like any other in our body, and as we age it's important to keep it active and engaged.

Flying can be a daunting prospect for people with mobility challenges. You’re in a crowded airport, with long lines and often an overwhelming amount of activity around you. Maybe you have difficulties standing for long periods of time? Or you need a wheelchair at all times?

Are you interested in traveling, but find that your mobility challenge prevents you from easily doing so? If you're like most people, you love to explore the world. But if you have mobility challenges, that can be difficult.

Did you know that some of the most famous people in the world used mobility scooters or electric wheelchairs to help them get around? Whether they had a disability from birth or acquired it later in life, these celebrities relied on their chairs to help them maintain their independence and pursue their passions.