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A Healthy Place for All

Melody G. Gillette

Healthy living pioneer debuts nationwide programming for those looking to stay active, fit and social

Published: Jan. 12, 2022 at 5:03 AM PST|Updated: 9 hours ago

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Life Time, the nation’s premier Healthy Way of Life brand (NYSE: LTH), today announced the nationwide launch of ARORA. Created for baby boomers and beyond, ARORA was developed for individuals who want to stay active, fit, healthy and social every day of their lives.

The launch of ARORA programming and events solidify Life Time’s mission and position as the...
The launch of ARORA programming and events solidify Life Time’s mission and position as the champion for those 90 days to 90+ years in the healthy living, healthy aging and healthy entertainment space. Research shows healthy living and strength training is key to longevity and can reverse the aging process.

The launch of ARORA programming and events solidify Life Time’s mission and position as the champion for those 90

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Mary’s Place working to make sure ‘no child sleeps outside’

Melody G. Gillette

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Healthy Living: Mary’s Place ‘No child sleeps outside’ campaign

Each year Mary’s Place campaigns to make sure no child sleeps outside. The nonprofit helps countless families find shelter, and it’s about more than just four walls and a roof. Mary’s Place is laying the foundation for families to succeed because home isn’t just a place, it’s a feeling.

“We’re opening a new shelter right here in Bellevue – our very first on the east side,” said Mary’s Place Director Marty Hartman.

On the outside, it’s just like any other building, but on the inside, Mary’s Place is opening doors to families in need.

“Mary’s Place really works with our community to identify buildings that are slated for demolition or that are going to be redeveloped, and then we move in and call them home for now,” said Hartman.

This new temporary emergency

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This Start-Up Is Looking at the Future of Senior Living, Aging in Place

Melody G. Gillette

The most common options for single, healthy seniors are to either live alone, move into an institutional senior living facility, or move in with family.

Each option can present issues. Living alone can lead to loneliness-related health issues; institutional living is too expensive for most families; and moving in with family can put an additional burden on children now raising their own families.

UpsideHoM is building a new model to tackle some of these issues, and they’re calling it a “deconstructed” senior living facility.

Baby boomers and senior living

Driven largely by the coronavirus pandemic, senior living occupancy rates are shrinking, while inventory growth has also slowed. Less people are living in senior housing, and the capacity of senior living is topping out — all while boomers continue to age.

According to a report from the University of Chicago, by 2029 less than half of middle-income seniors in

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‘I Wasn’t in a Healthy Place’

Melody G. Gillette

Janelle Putrich Photography

Before Olivia Plath starts a family of her own one day, she is taking the necessary steps to heal the wounds from her own childhood.

The Welcome to Plathville star, who celebrated her two-year anniversary with husband Ethan Plath in October, recently began going to therapy again — a decision she tells PEOPLE came to after realizing she “was not in a healthy place.”

“I’m currently in therapy. I started again last month, just realizing that I was not in a healthy place and I needed to work through things,” Olivia, 22, says.

Though she and Ethan hope to have children one day, “I also know that in many ways, we’re not ready for kids,” she says, “and the fact that we need to heal and process our own childhoods before we bring another child into the world.”

Olivia Plath/ instagram Ethan and Olivia Plath

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