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!

5 Tips for Moving Seniors to a New Residence

Seniors may reach a point in their lives where they are unable to live independently. It can be very trying and stressful for both the senior and family members at this point. There are many emotional and financial hardships that may go along with making decisions regarding senior living and…

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CDPAP: Enhancing the Lifestyles of the Elderly and Disabled

As you age and enter your senior years, it’s perfectly normal to notice a gradual decrease in your daily energy. Things like washing the dishes, running to the grocery store, and paying bills require more and more strength to accomplish. Getting through your list of daily tasks gets increasingly challenging,…

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The Benefits of Being Part of a Senior Living Community

While the thought of entering a senior living community, or sending a loved one to live anywhere but their family home, can be a daunting one, it’s important to realize that there are so many choices to make – and a multitude of benefits, and positive experiences, to be found…

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The Benefits of Being Part of a Senior Living Community

While the thought of entering a senior living community, or sending a loved one to live anywhere but their family home, can be a daunting one, it’s important to realize that there are so many choices to make – and a multitude of benefits, and positive experiences, to be found…

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Palliative Care vs Hospice Care Services

The image above is of Hospice Patients by Length of Service in 2014. Across the United States, palliative care is considered a collaborative approach to medical care for patients receiving curative treatment for the symptoms and stress of a serious illness. Hospice care refers to a similar collaborative approach to care and…

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Thursday Article Links: November is American Diabetes Month

Diabetes: New Findings & Advances in Caring for Seniors with Diabetes How to Travel With a Loved One Who Uses a Wheelchair 5 Exercises That Are Vital To Your Independence Live to 100 With These Blue Zone Diet Tips  

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My Visit at the Highland Springs Community as an Intern

During my short time interning with New LifeStyles, I have learned so much about the senior living & care industry, such as the different types of communities and the services they offer. From independent and assisted living, respite care, memory care, home care and hospice care, they differ greatly. So…

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Why Don’t More Families Take Advantage of Respite Care?

Baby boomers are aging and it won’t be long before a whole new generation of families are taking care of their elderly relatives. Some seniors will end up in long-term care facilities, but many families will choose to care for their loved ones at home. As a caregiver, taking care…

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Dog Days

We are based in Dallas and this time of year really personifies the dog days of summer. Its really hot, been hot for a few weeks and we still have to get through August. Sometimes there are dog days in our industry. You have a few move-outs in the same…

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Thursday Article Links: Tips on Caregiving and Hospice

When to Get On the Wait List at a Retirement Community Fun Summer Activities for Seniors Senior Hygiene and Personal Care: Five Tips for Caregivers Caring at Work Tips for Having a Hospice Conversation  

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