Tanner Health Benefits

06/04/2026

Meet Nola Ochs — the woman who became the world’s oldest college graduate after earning her degree in her 90s. 🎓

Her story is a beautiful reminder that learning, growth, and purpose don’t stop with age.

It’s never too late to pursue a goal, try something new, or keep growing.

06/02/2026

At Tanner Health Benefits, we believe healthy aging starts with good information, practical habits, and ongoing support.

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05/28/2026

Meet Ernestine Shepherd — a competitive bodybuilder who began her fitness journey in her 50s and became an inspiration to people around the world. 💪

Her story is a reminder that it’s never too late to challenge yourself, pursue a goal, or start something new.

“They call me the ‘oldest competitive bodybuilder,’ but I believe anyone can achieve great things at any age.”

Age doesn’t define potential. Purpose, consistency, and attitude matter far more.

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

Meet Frank Lloyd Wright — one of the most influential architects in history. 🏛️

Some of his most iconic work came later in life, reminding us that creativity, purpose, and vision do not fade with age.

His legacy continues to inspire generations through timeless design, innovation, and imagination.

05/19/2026

Do you keep a current list of your medications? See below ⬇ for helpful tips:

05/14/2026

Fauja Singh didn’t just run marathons—he redefined what’s possible.

He competed well into his 100s, becoming a symbol of endurance, discipline, and positive aging.

It’s never about age—it’s about mindset.

05/12/2026

Falls are one of the most common risks as we get older—but small habits can make a big difference.

Simple balance exercises can help improve stability and reduce the risk of falls over time. Even a few minutes a day can go a long way.

Source: https://www.nia.nih.gov/

05/07/2026

Stan Lee didn’t slow down with age—he kept creating.

Well into his 90s, he continued building stories, characters, and a legacy that inspired generations.

Creativity doesn’t retire.

05/05/2026

It can be as easy as putting together a fun taco bar, trying new flavors, enjoying music, or even a little light movement like dancing.

Activities like these aren’t just fun—they help keep the mind engaged, the senses active, and bring people together.