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!

How to Help Your Senior Parents Live Independently

As our loved ones age, the desire for them to maintain their independence and quality of life becomes paramount. Many seniors wish to continue living in their own homes and communities rather than transitioning to assisted living facilities or nursing homes.  The University of Michigan reports that a vast majority…

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5 Ways Senior Care Homes Can Help Prevent Accidents

The most common accident among senior residents in care homes are slips and falls. While care homes can’t prevent every accident, they have a duty of care to reduce hazards and make their facilities safe spaces. Throughout this article, we look at the ways care homes help reduce slips, falls,…

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Benefits of LED Lighting for Seniors – Why LED Light Is an Ideal Option

As we age, our eyesight tends to deteriorate, making it difficult to see clearly, particularly in dimly lit environments. Fortunately, advancements in lighting technology have made it possible to improve the quality of life for seniors through LED lighting. LED lights are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and emit bright and clear light…

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How to Make Your Boat More Senior-Friendly

Ensuring your boat is senior-friendly is essential for individuals aged 55 and older or adult children with senior parents who wish to adapt their vessel for a more enjoyable on-water experience. As people age, their needs and preferences evolve, necessitating adjustments to various aspects of their lives, including how they…

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How to Best Prevent Slip & Fall Accidents among Seniors: 10 Most Effective Tips

Accidents such as slip and fall accidents are a leading cause of injury among the elderly. Multiple causes, including poor health and environmental dangers, increase the likelihood of slipping or falling. Muscle weakness, difficulty jogging, poor balance, and other mobility issues are dangerous. Understanding the factors contributing to slip and…

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Embracing the Golden Years: Home Upgrades for Aging-in-Place

Aging is a natural part of life, and with advancements in healthcare, people are living longer, healthier lives. Aging-in-place, a term used to describe a person living in their own home independently and safely as they grow older, is an increasingly popular option for seniors who wish to maintain their…

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Keeping Elderly Drivers Safe

As we age, our driving abilities can decline. The result may be an increased risk of accidents on the road, particularly for older adults with physical or cognitive limitations that affect their driving abilities. Drivers aged 65 and older rank just behind teens in accident rates. However, with a few…

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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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Care Home Safety and Security for Elderly People

With populations continuing to age, the demand for care homes and other senior living facilities is increasing. While there are many factors involved in running a successful care home, the safety and security of the residents should always be paramount.  Falls alone pose a significant concern, with approximately 1,800 nursing…

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How to Protect Your Elderly Family Members from Scams?

In today’s age, most scams take place on online platforms or in an online setting, primarily through social media and websites. Anybody who has invested time and has been on the Internet for quite a time now understands that only some things are as it appears, not everything. The Internet’s…

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