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!

Debunking the Myths About Senior Living

by: Eugenia B. When it comes to senior living and senior activity, it’s a held belief that living in a senior community can have less to offer than other living arrangements. However, for most of the senior communities located in cities and towns across the country, this couldn’t be further from…

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Changes for a Better Living

Discovering the difficulties associated with aging can be tough, and caring for elderly loved ones can be a bit challenging as well. At a certain age, individuals lose their ability to complete activities of daily living, which can be frustrating for the individual and their caretaker.  New LifeStyles can help you understand…

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Senior Care Industry Articles of the Week

Are You Using This to Drive Move-Ins? The Future Continues to Look Bright for Home Health Care 5 tips for achieving positive dining reviews in senior dining

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Enriching Seniors’ Lives with Fulfilling Hobbies

The challenges of aging do not need to include giving up the things you love. In fact, it is important to help seniors remain active as they age.  Arts and crafts, keeping a pet, gardening, and meditation are all fulfilling hobbies that can keep a senior’s mind active, even as…

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Caregiver Preparations for the Holidays

by: Brent Scott As a caregiver, you may be asked by your clients or their loved ones to help out during the Holidays. From shopping for gifts to wrapping and shipping, offering this assistance is a great way to brighten up the season. To make things safe and easy, we…

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A Guide to Independent Living Communities

by: Carylanne Crowne Many people aged 55 and older try to maintain their independence by living at home. They may not realize that they are actually less independent by remaining in their old home. Independence can be limited by mortgage, property tax, and home maintenance expenses. Seniors’ health and happiness…

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Social Media — Where Is My Target Demographic?

With the decline of television viewing, and the rise of internet use and social media, it may be time to redistribute advertising budgets in a way that will reach modern audiences. But the choices are endless, and there are so many outlets, each with its own ‘personality’ and dominant demographic….

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Interesting & Helpful Articles for Seniors & Caretakers

Assisted-living communities in S. CA step up their culinary game for seniors New upscale senior living communities in FL riding the gray wave Like mother, like daughter What an Elevator Says About a CCRC Travel Guidelines For People With Memory Disorders

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Taking Falls Seriously

Can you guess how many billions of dollars in medical costs are attributable to falls amongst adults over 65? $10 billion? $20 billion? Try $50 billion.  While it’s fairly well-known that older adults are at a higher risk than other groups for experiencing a fall, as a senior or a caregiver…

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5 Things to Consider When Trying to Lose Weight At 50 Years and Beyond

by: Emily John  You may realize that your body has started to change when you reached middle age. Your clothes start getting smaller as the numbers on the scale went up. Losing weight over 50 may be quite challenging because there is a huge change in your hormones. Losing and…

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