New LifeStyles Senior Living & Care Blog

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Does A Healthy Lifestyle Become Harder To Live As You Get Older?

Aging, despite the aches and pains and physical changes it brings, is a gift. It’s something we should look to with a level of positivity, and failing that, neutrality. After all, aging means you get more life, more opportunities, and plenty of time to try new things.  Although, time can…

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How To Meet New Neighbors in Your Retirement Community

Relocating to a new home in a retirement community allows you to dive into your passions and explore the world around you. However, one of the downsides of retirement is that you can’t take everyone with you on this life transition. Don’t feel excluded in your home—discover how to meet…

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What to Expect in Addiction Rehab as a Senior

Growing older comes with change—some good, some challenging. For many seniors, one of those challenges is finding the strength to face addiction and take the steps toward a better, healthier life. Whether it’s alcohol, prescription pills, or something else that’s taken hold over time, deciding to get help is a…

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Signs of Elder Neglect and How an Experienced Law Firm Can Help

Did you know that according to the National Center on Elder Abuse, next to family members, medical (non-family) caregivers were the most common perpetrators of abuse among older Americans? Pre-pandemic data reveals that approximately one in 10 Americans age 60+ have experienced some form of elder abuse, including physical abuse,…

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How to Select the Right Nutrition Plan for Aging Health Needs

You used to eat whatever you wanted without a second thought. But one day, your body started sending subtle (and not-so-subtle) signals that it needs a new game plan. Energy dips, joint stiffness, and digestion troubles aren’t just random; they’re signs your nutrition needs a serious upgrade. What used to…

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Home Selling Tips for Seniors: A Guide to Downsizing and Moving Forward

Selling a home after many years can feel overwhelming. It’s not just about moving; it’s about letting go of a place filled with memories. The process comes with challenges. But with the right approach, you can make this transition easier and even more exciting. If you’re looking for a stress-free…

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How Seniors Can Heal Faster and Feel Younger With Holistic Health

Aging might change a few things, but it doesn’t have to slow you down. Your body still has an incredible ability to heal, regenerate, and even regain energy-you just have to give it the right support. Holistic health isn’t about abandoning traditional medicine, but about adding in the right mix…

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How Can Senior Women Look and Feel Radiant at Any Age?

Aging isn’t about “slowing down” or “fading away”-it’s about embracing life with confidence, style, and a sense of self that only gets stronger with time. The idea that beauty and vitality have an expiration date? Outdated. Women in their 60s, 70s, and beyond are proving every day that radiance isn’t…

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How to Recognize and Address Negligence in Healthcare Settings

Negligence in healthcare settings is a serious concern that affects patients, families, and healthcare providers. It is estimated that millions of people around the world are affected by medical errors and negligence every year, resulting in significant harm, injury, or even death. According to Forbes.com, medical errors cause 251,000 fatalities…

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Tailoring Return-to-Office Strategies for Aging Employees in Senior Care

The evolving workplace landscape has created special facilities for senior care employees. The plans for their return to office (RTO) are thoroughly considered. The recent federal return-to-office order in the US reignited discussions of how to strike a balance between what is needed operationally and the welfare of the people….

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