October brings a fresh lineup of classes to help you feel more confident, creative, and connected. From managing chronic conditions to protecting yourself online, we’ve designed programs to support your health, safety, and joy this season.
Housebound in Canada, Nicole uses GetSetUp daily to stay active, connected, and mentally sharp through seated workouts, health webinars, and lifelong learning.
A college professor blends fashion, yoga, and lifelong learning with GetSetUp to stay healthy, grounded, and connected on her terms.
This month, GetSetUp’s class series are here to help you strengthen your body, sharpen your mind, and discover new ways to care for yourself and others.
GetSetUp celebrates its inspiring athlete community at the 2025 National Senior Games, sharing stories of courage and perseverance that transcend medals.
Livia uses AI and virtual classes on GetSetUp to stay active, independent, and connected.
U.S.-based platform honored for using AI to improve health access, digital literacy, and government benefit navigation for vulnerable populations
A cancer survivor from Marin County, CA, turned to GetSetUp for watercolor, music, and wellness support, all available from home and through her local library.
A Myrtle Beach, SC, retiree uses GetSetUp for fitness, watercolor, and healthy cooking. These activities are covered by her health plan and are available anytime from home.
Finish your summer strong with uplifting classes that focus on movement, mindfulness, creativity, and organization. These August series are designed to help you refresh your routine, prioritize wellness, and confidently prepare for the fall season.
Older adults need safe, adaptable fitness programs designed for their needs. For Medicare Advantage plans, AAAs, and wellness programs, accessible exercise education promotes healthy aging, preventive care, and lower healthcare costs.
Making nutritious food choices on a budget is a challenge for many older adults. For Medicare Advantage plans, AAA nutrition programs, or SNAP initiatives, practical food and nutrition education supports healthier aging, food security, and cost-effective care.
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