Stay Mobile & Get Around In Retirement with expert advice, practical guidance and real-life case studies covering mobility equipment, transport options, health tips, fitness routines and retirement accommodation. Our trusted resources help you make informed decisions about your mobility, finances and wellbeing so you can live life to the fullest. Retirement Mobility is here to help.
Exercising in Retirement: Concessionary Schemes
Older adults can access discounted gym memberships and swimming through concessionary exercise schemes available at many leisure centres.
Car Purchasing and the Motability Scheme
Use your disability allowance to lease or buy a car through the Motability Scheme, with options for regular upgrades or outright ownership.
Do I Need a Wheelchair?
A wheelchair might help if walking is becoming difficult, but you'll need to meet NHS eligibility criteria and get a referral to find out if you qualify.
Choosing the Right Bed with Mobility Problems
Getting the right bed when you have mobility problems makes daily life easier and safer at home.
Getting About in Bad Weather Once You've Retired
Bad weather makes getting around harder in retirement, so here's how to stay safe while shopping and running errands.
Staying in Touch with Family and Managing Visits
How to stay connected with family and friends when mobility challenges make visiting difficult.
Social Benefits of Playing Bridge
Playing bridge connects you with people, keeps your mind sharp, and builds lasting friendships through local clubs and regular games.
Learning to Use the Internet in Retirement
Getting online in retirement can reduce isolation and help with shopping, staying in touch, and entertainment, here's what you need to know to start.
Dealing with Incontinence
Incontinence affects millions of people, but effective treatments and support options are available to help manage the condition.
How to Choose a Nursing Home
Check costs, location, and facilities carefully when picking a nursing home that meets your health needs and fits your budget.
Getting In-Home Care
Home carers can help you stay independent at home by assisting with daily tasks like dressing, washing, meals and household chores.
Choosing the Right Home for Your Retirement
Work out what matters most when picking a retirement home—budget, location, and whether you can manage the physical layout.
Can Supplements Keep Your Mind Healthy?
Some supplements like omega-3s, zinc and ginkgo biloba may help keep your memory and mental sharpness intact as you age.