New LifeStyles Senior Living & Care Blog

We know that it can be tough, finding care for a loved one, or taking care of them yourself. So we offer our end users a blog with information on care giving, choosing a community, senior living and care news and just for fun!

Things to Consider Before Moving Your Parents into Your Home

You get older each year, and your parents do too. It can be difficult to watch your parents decline in their later years, but change always accompanies aging. Your parents cared for you in your youth, and it’s your turn to care for them in their senior years. Most adult…

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How to Keep Seniors Safe When Moving as a Primary Caregiver

There are many reasons why you would want to help your dependent move homes. Whether it’s because you want to move them in with yourself, so you can take better care of them, or have them downsize to a different living space that is more near to your own home,…

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4 Ways for Caregivers to Help Seniors Stay Healthy and in Shape

When seniors stay home all day, eating whatever is easiest and not moving around much, they can quickly start to deteriorate. If they fall even once or get sick, it can become a cycle that most seniors struggle to get out of. Caregivers have a lot of responsibilities to keep…

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What Caregivers Should Know About Low Blood Oxygen Levels

A person with low blood oxygen levels, or hypoxemia, can experience symptoms like headaches, a rapid heart rate, and difficulty breathing. Read on to discover what caregivers should know about low blood oxygen levels so you can provide the best home care for your clients. Causes of Hypoxemia Blood carries…

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4 Ways Caregivers Can Improve Quality of Life for Seniors

It is the role of caregivers to ensure that the seniors they care for live comfortably. While these caregivers are most likely doing a good job, there are ways to improve their work. These methods will help seniors have a better quality of life and feel more content in their…

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Signs That Your Aging Parent May Need More Help

As people age, their physical and mental functioning may shift and change over time. Older individuals who are having difficulty completing daily tasks on their own can benefit from additional assistance. If you have elderly parents, it’s helpful to watch out for the warning signs that they are struggling. Here…

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How Nursing Homes Improve Quality of Life

When you think of nursing home facilities, positive thoughts aren’t always the first thing that comes to mind. Many people carry a negative perception of these places. In reality, these facilities provide the highest level of care for their resident patients. Read on to discover how nursing homes improve quality…

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Feeling Concerned About Your Elderly Relatives? Here Are a Few Ways to Make Sure They Are Safe

It can be difficult to accept that your relatives are getting to an age where they may not always be able to take care of themselves. You may feel uneasy and stressed about their safety and well-being. This is especially true if they are ill. But there are ways you…

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How to Avoid Back Injuries When Caring for Seniors

Back injuries in seniors are a common problem for caregivers. Studies have shown that seniors are more likely to suffer back problems due to weakened bones and muscles. Also, they may have difficulty moving around and bending to help them with certain tasks. If caring for seniors, do not allow…

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Things to Consider When Caring for Aging Parents

Helping a loved one such as a parent as they age can be emotionally draining. Many aspects of your parent’s life will require your time and attention. Developing coping mechanisms, being flexible, and maintaining a sense of humor can help you and your parent navigate this time. Here are a few things…

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