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 Plan Your Studies for a Healthcare Career

Ever thought about going into healthcare, only to freeze up the second someone mentions organic chemistry or night shifts? It’s a common reaction. The road to a healthcare career can seem long, expensive, and overwhelming—especially when social media keeps reminding you that burnout is real and student debt doesn’t forgive….

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Aligning Nursing Education with Real-World Patient Care Demands

Nursing education carries real consequences once graduates step into active patient care. The classroom phase may feel contained, but clinical environments are anything but controlled. Decisions stack quickly, interruptions are constant, and responsibility arrives sooner than expected. Preparation becomes visible in how calmly nurses move through those moments rather than…

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Living Well with Osteoporosis: Everyday Habits That Support Bone Health

Osteoporosis is a condition that affects millions of older adults and often develops quietly over time, making daily lifestyle choices especially important. For individuals seeking long term mobility and comfort, guidance from providers such as ChiroCare of Florida Injury and Wellness Centers can play a meaningful role in a broader…

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Alcohol Use Disorder in Older Adults: Five Reasons Why It Happens

We often don’t associate addiction with older people. They’ve got through life, entered their later years, and we often overlook symptoms of alcoholism with ageing. However, addiction is a real threat to older adults, and more and more people are struggling. Visit the best alcohol rehab centre near you, and…

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How to Connect With Yourself on a Deeper Level

Connecting with yourself on a deeper level sounds like something that requires a silent retreat or a linen wardrobe. The reality is far less mystical and more practical than that. It’s about paying attention to what’s actually happening inside you instead of constantly reacting to everything outside of you. Modern…

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How Unresolved Family Issues Affect Seniors’ Physical and Mental Health

Getting older comes with wear and tear. Everyone knows that. What people talk about less is how old family problems start hitting harder once you don’t have as many distractions. The body slows down, yes. But the mind also loses its ability to shove things aside. Arguments you tolerated for…

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How Home Appraisals Impact Older Adults’ Buying or Selling Experience in NYC

Whether you’re selling a longtime family apartment or buying your first pied-à-terre, navigating the New York City real estate market often comes down to one important step: the home appraisal.  For many, especially older adults looking to right-size or settle estates, understanding how appraisals work means fewer surprises and more…

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Key Factors Affecting the Cost of Independent Living

Independent living, as the name suggests, is associated with freedom and comfort for many seniors. But understanding the factors behind the cost can give families a roadmap for planning. What you need to understand is that there are a few components behind pricing that influence overall costs. Gaining insight into…

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SC Group Health Insurance Agent: Boost Senior Quality

Group health insurance is a valuable resource for many people, particularly seniors, who often face specific health challenges. In South Carolina, group health insurance plans provide a way for seniors and their families to get affordable healthcare. These plans offer coverage for a variety of medical services.  A group health…

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Illinois Senior Safety: How Pet Policies Differ Across the State

Research shows that elderly people with pets are less likely to experience loneliness, that their days have better structure, and that they have more purpose and social support. Owning a dog or a cat may even be associated with slower cognitive decline, and even without studies to tell us, we…

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