Play Fun and Engaging Games from Staying Sharp
Match a series of kaleidoscope layers — speed and accuracy count, so play fast! Staying Sharp Double Up™. Match a series of related images — from animals to art — in a race against the clock. Swap Puzzles. The Swap Puzzles game challenges you to form a complete picture from scrambled parts. Sequence Squares.
Take the AARP Staying Sharp Cognitive Assessment
Cognitive Assessment. Take the Cognitive Assessment to measure speed and accuracy in five key areas: processing speed, attention, working memory, cognitive flexibility and recognition memory. Lifestyle Check-Ins. Answer questions about six lifestyle areas that scientists say may have the biggest impact on brain health. Additional Tests.
6 Normal Memory Lapses and Why Not to Worry - AARP Staying …
Severe stress, depression, a vitamin B12 deficiency, too little or too much sleep, some prescription drugs and infections can all play a role. Even if those factors don't explain your memory lapses, you don’t need to simply resign yourself to memory loss as you age. Studies have shown that people who exercise, stay mentally active, socialize ...
Staying Sharp and AARP Rewards Loyalty Program
AARP's loyalty program just got even more exciting. You can earn points for completing activities on Staying Sharp, including videos, recipes, meditations, and interactive challenges that display the AARP Rewards badge. As an AARP Member, you always earn 50% more points on all activities and can access exclusive members-only rewards.
Puzzles Are Fun — Staying Sharp
Puzzles and More. Get ready to tackle fun and unique puzzles when you need an engaging distraction and solve word problems, math challenges, trivia questions and more. We'll add a new puzzle every day to keep you on your toes! Staying Sharp also offers tools to help you learn about improving lifestyle behaviors and building healthy habits.
Preview AARP Staying Sharp Challenges Today
Brain Health 101. In this Challenge, neurosurgeon and CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, M.D., will help you learn about the latest research on keeping your brain strong. Gupta is the author of Keep Sharp, written in collaboration with AARP. Replay, Recall, Repeat. Recognizing patterns brings order to chaos.
Frequently Asked Questions - AARP Staying Sharp
Please visit stayingsharp.aarp.org or view the frequently asked questions. Still have a question? Please call 866-747-7512. Staying Sharp. Answers to common questions about the Staying Sharp app, such as how to get started, challenges, games and technical support.
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Brain Health Content and Resources — AARP Staying Sharp
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Staying Sharp | Frequently Asked Questions
AARP Help Center. By Phone. Toll-Free Nationwide: 866-747-7512. Toll-Free Spanish: 877-342-2277. International Calls: 202-434-3525. Hours: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. ET. By Mail. AARP 601 E Street, NW Washington, DC 20049. Answers to FAQs about Staying Sharp, such as the Cognitive Assessment, technical support and how to get started.