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!

6 Things to Know When Caring for Aging Parents

Caring for aging parents becomes a role that many adult children ultimately step into. It’s an act that oscillates between an art and a science, requiring patience, understanding, and research. Let’s navigate the intricate tapestry of senior care, ensuring our loved ones age gracefully and do so with the dignity…

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3 Tips to Care for Your Aging Mother Suffering From Vision Problems

You’ve probably noticed that your mother is continuously suffering from low vision issues. She’s unable to distinguish colors or see dust on the table. Perhaps this has become a persistent problem, even after she got prescription glasses. In that case, she might be developing early visual impairments.  In an international…

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4 Tips to Ensure the Best Lifestyle for Aging Parents When You Live Abroad

Caring for an aging parent is a responsibility, but it becomes challenging when you live in a different location. The challenge of long-distance senior care gets bigger for people living overseas. Being thousands of miles away from your aging parents creates a sense of helplessness. For seniors, this living arrangement…

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The Impact of Hawaii’s Aging Population on Long-Term Care Services

Hawaii, renowned for its vibrant culture, is undergoing a demographic shift that carries significant implications for its societal infrastructure.  The latest data from the 2020 census starkly highlights a growing imbalance between Hawaii’s younger and older generations. The region now has one in five individuals aged 65 and older. This…

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Addressing the Needs of San Antonio’s Senior Population

As San Antonio evolves, so too must our commitment to addressing the diverse and evolving needs of its senior population. The well-being of older adults is a multifaceted endeavor, encompassing healthcare access, social engagement, financial stability, and community support.  This comprehensive approach is essential to ensure that seniors can age…

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Embracing Change: Navigating Limited Mobility in the Golden Years

In the symphony of life, the melodies change as the years unfold, and for seniors, this often involves grappling with the complexities of limited mobility. While the golden years bring with them wisdom and experience, they also present physical and emotional hurdles that can significantly impact overall well-being. In this…

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Ear Health during Menopause: Tips for Optimal Hearing

Hearing loss and deafness have become a global issue. Did you know that around 1.5 billion of the world’s population are experiencing hearing loss? There have been umpteen times when we have taken our ear health for granted. But little do we realize that healthy ears contribute to our overall well-being….

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A Holistic Approach to Health and Healing for Aging Loved Ones

Aging is a part of life, and it should be embraced with care, compassion, and a focus on maintaining physical, mental, and emotional vitality. According to Nature Journal, the world’s elderly population is rapidly increasing. Humans aged 65 and over are expected to increase from 10% in 2022 to 16%…

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Caring for Aging Parents: A Critical Look at Home Care Services

Caring for aging parents can be a challenging but rewarding experience. As parents age, their activities of daily living needs, like bathing, dressing, and eating, may increase, necessitating more assistance and care. While many families care for their aging parents at home, others may need to consider professional home care…

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8 Ways to Improve Companionship for Seniors

The senior citizens population is increasing across the US. As your parents age, they can start feeling lonely. For instance, a recent survey shows that more than half the seniors in Massachusetts aged 65 years and above live alone. Finding a great companion for them can be difficult.  If you’re…

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