New LifeStyles Senior Living & Care Blog

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Tips for Speaking to Your Doctor About Memory and Cognitive Concerns

As we age, it’s natural to experience occasional forgetfulness or lapses in memory. However, when these concerns become more frequent or start interfering with daily life, it’s essential to address them with care and seek guidance from a medical professional. If you or a loved one are worried about memory…

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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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TeleMed2U Healthcare Experts Aid in Conveniently Addressing Endocrine Concerns of the Elderly

Endocrine disorders should not be taken for granted. Elderly and senior patients with these health concerns must be checked as soon as possible. If left untreated these may lead to more serious problems. They should see an endocrinologist because any delay can complicate their health issues. However, going to and…

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Addressing Mental Health in Elderly Texans: Improving Elder Care

As the global population ages, the issue of mental health among elderly individuals becomes increasingly significant. In the context of Texas, where a substantial portion of the population comprises elderly individuals, addressing these issues is a critical concern. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), by 2030, one in six…

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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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Addressing Mental Health in Massachusetts’s Senior Population

Mental health is a fundamental aspect of well-being, impacting every age group, including the senior population. The golden years should be a time of joy and contentment. But for many seniors, mental health challenges such as loneliness, depression, anxiety, and cognitive disorders cast shadows over this stage of life.  Recognizing…

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Seniors With ALS: Home Care Might Be the Answer

ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) affects an individual’s capacity to move. It is a progressive neurodegenerative ailment that deteriorates the nerve cells in the spinal cord and brain. It disturbs the voluntary control of the legs and arms and causes issues with breathing.  Almost 30,000 people in the United States suffer…

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Aging With Dignity: How Seniors Can Spend Their Golden Years at Home

Aging in place is the new trend for seniors in the US, even as the country has thousands of nursing homes and assisted-living facilities to serve them. Statistics show that only 4% of American seniors opt for nursing home care, and 2% of them choose assisted-living facilities.  A growing number…

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Improve Quality of Life for Yourself and Your Elderly Parent

Taking care of a parent in their old age causes substantial stress and low spirits. The massive lifestyle change is sure to affect each of your mental health. Here are some ways you and your elderly parent can improve your quality of life together during this adjustment. How You Can…

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The Healing Power of Retreats for Seniors

As we age, taking care of our mental, emotional, and physical health becomes increasingly paramount. For seniors, navigating the challenges of aging—whether it’s physical ailments, the onset of cognitive challenges like Alzheimer’s, or coping with the emotional weight of end-of-life planning—requires an environment that fosters healing, rejuvenation, and introspection. One…

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