New LifeStyles Senior Living & Care Blog

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How Seniors Can Review Their Financial Protection as Their Circumstances Change

There are many changes that a person might experience during retirement. One of the biggest is the change of his income sources and spending as well as family obligations. This is why it would be better for a retired individual to consider the revision of his financial protection from time…

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Caring for Aging Skin After 60: A Gentle Routine for Seniors and Caregivers

Skin changes as we age, and after 60 those changes become hard to miss. It tends to feel drier, look thinner and take longer to bounce back from a scrape or a harsh soap. None of this means skin care has to get complicated. In most cases, the best routine…

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What to Do with an Extra Vehicle When Downsizing for Retirement

Downsizing for retirement means deciding what travels with you to your next chapter, and what stays behind. If an extra car or truck is sitting in your driveway bleeding cash on insurance and maintenance, it’s time for a reality check. This guide breaks down how to evaluate your true post-move…

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Flying Into New York With an Aging Parent: A Door-to-Door Plan for JFK, LaGuardia and Newark

When a parent in their 70s or 80s flies into New York for a graduation, a holiday or a doctor’s appointment, the flight itself is usually the easy part. The hard parts come before and after it: the long walk to the gate, the security line, baggage claim and the…

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Is Peoria, AZ a Good Place to Retire?

Peoria, Arizona sits on the northwest edge of the Phoenix metro area and has grown into one of the Valley’s largest suburbs, with more than 200,000 residents. It has also become one of the region’s most popular retirement destinations. Retirees are drawn by the sunshine, the active 55+ communities, and…

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Working Past 62: How Group Coverage, Reimbursement Plans and Age 65 Fit Together

Plenty of people keep working well into their 60s. Some enjoy it, some are not yet ready to retire financially, and some own the business that employs them. Health coverage is where those choices tend to tangle, because the plan that fit at 58 may not fit at 64. This…

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Beyond Medical Care: What Really Contributes to a Fulfilling Senior Lifestyle

Medical care gets most of the attention when families start planning for a parent’s later years. Appointments, prescriptions, and test results are easy to track, and they feel like the whole picture. Families across Mukwonago often discover, though, that health outcomes are only one part of what decides whether an…

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Coverage Between Work and Age 65: A Plain Guide for Arizona’s Early Retirees and Part-Timers

Leaving a full-time job in your late 50s or early 60s often brings a quiet worry along with the relief. The employer plan that quietly handled your doctor visits and prescriptions ends, and the next stretch of coverage is now yours to arrange. Many Arizonans in this position cut back…

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Gentle Movement or Strength Training? Older Adults May Need Room for Both

The recycling bin has wheels, but somebody still has to pull it back up the drive. If that part is getting harder while a half-hour walk still feels fine, walking farther probably isn’t the answer. The walk can stay. What’s missing is the sort of effort needed to pull, lift,…

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Leaving the Family Home: How to Plan a Downsizing Move in Mandarin

Mandarin has a way of keeping people. Families settle under the live oaks, raise kids a short drive from the St. Johns River, and twenty or thirty years pass before anyone thinks about leaving. When that day comes, the move ahead is rarely just about boxes. It means deciding what…

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