Sponsored Athlete Paul “PJ” Gammarano, Sr., one of the oldest hockey players in NYC, is accomplishing his goals both on and off the ice.

The Senior Planet Book Club — a free, online group led by Senior Program Assistant Rebecca Altneu — is explored in this in-depth feature.

Senior Planet in San Antonio Trainer Pat Jasso will be honored at this year’s Texas Women’s Foundation Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration.

Follow Anabel’s journey to a new world full of exciting and empowering possibilities…and to her crusade against loneliness.

With her active volunteer work in her San Antonio hometown, every day is Women’s Day for Senior Planet trainer Pat Jasso.

Sponsored Athlete Evon “MsFAITH!” Bennett shares her story of walking her way to fitness….and enjoying the journey.

Here’s an inside look at how to celebrate Lunar New Year and the Year of the Tiger.

Make your smartphone smarter with these clever hacks to enhance your smartphone experience on an Android phone and an  iPhone.

As part of a $1.18 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), OATS from AARP and Senior Planet in San Antonio will help increase access to technology among San Antonio’s older adult population.

Tom Kamber, Executive Director of OATS & Senior Planet from AARP, discusses the shutdown of 3G networks and how older adults can prepare to upgrade their cell phones and communications devices.

Meet the newest Senior Planet Sponsored Athletes and learn their inspiring — and unique — approaches to fitness, from ice hockey to surfing.

The 2021 Senior Planet Sponsored Athletes share their favorite moments from the program, and leave the community with some lasting fitness advice.

New Senior Planet trainer Jane Burk gives the low-down on an exciting series all about finance. Let’s Talk Money!!

Sponsored Athlete Abbey shares tips on staying motivated to complete your fitness goals — throughout life’s unexpected ups and downs.

Darryl Greer, Program Lead at Senior Planet in San Antonio, joined “Evening Break” to share how older adults can join free online classes and receive no-cost tech help.