New LifeStyles Senior Living & Care Blog

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Emerging Healthcare Technologies That Could Transform Senior Living

As folks live longer, the senior crowd is growing, and they deserve care that keeps up with their needs. Healthcare is stepping up with some seriously cool tech—tools that aren’t just flashy but actually make life safer, comfier, and more independent for older adults. From tiny cell studies to robots…

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Digital Literacy for Seniors: Navigating the Online World Safely

The world is evolving at a rapid pace. From waking up in the morning to going to bed, digital technology is everywhere. Online knowledge has become an essential part of our lives, helping us in many ways. You may have heard your grandchildren saying, “Just Google it,” or you might…

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Power Solutions for Space-Constrained Resident Rooms

Designing comfortable and functional spaces for residents in assisted living communities can be challenging, especially in smaller rooms. Power accessibility is a top concern as residents need to charge devices and use medical equipment. These innovative power solutions for space-constrained resident rooms enhance safety, convenience, and resident autonomy. Recessed Power…

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Why Are More People Choosing Home Care Over Facilities as They Age?

Aging comes with choices, and for many, the question isn’t whether they’ll need assistance—it’s where they’ll receive it. While care facilities have long been the go-to option for those needing support, an increasing number of people are deciding that home care is the better fit. The appeal isn’t just about…

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How Technology Is Redefining Aging in Place

Aging in place means living independently, comfortably, and safely in your own home as you grow older. With the right tools and technologies, seniors can maintain their routines, autonomy, and connection to loved ones without needing to relocate elsewhere. How Smart Home Devices Support Aging in Place Smart home devices…

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How Virtual Tours Are Easing the Transition into Senior Living Facilities

Moving into a senior living community can be an incredibly difficult and stressful process, both for the person moving and their family members. After all, leaving behind a familiar life, one filled with memories, routines, and comfort, is a momentous change. For many seniors, the uncertainty of what lies ahead…

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6 Ways to Protect Seniors Against Financial Scams

Seniors have become the primary targets of several financial scams due to a limited understanding of digital security features and their dependence on traditional modes of communication. Their susceptibility is easily used to build into these specific deceitful stratagems taken on by predators, eventually leading to high risks of losing…

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What Are the Health Benefits of Emerging Well-being Technologies for Seniors?

Emerging well-being technologies are reshaping how seniors approach health. From tools that track vital signs in real-time to devices offering at-home therapies, the landscape of eldercare is evolving fast. The goal isn’t just longevity. It’s about living well, with better mobility, sharper cognition, and stronger immunity. New advancements cater directly…

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Integrating Healthcare Data for Senior Wellness

Managing senior wellness demands smarter, more coordinated care. Healthcare facilities face growing challenges as seniors often require multiple providers, complex treatments, and personalized care plans. Fragmented records only make this harder – leading to inefficiencies or even critical gaps in care. This article explores how modern healthcare facilities can use…

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The Role of Wealth-Tracking Apps in Planning for Retirement

Planning for retirement is vital to secure financial security and an enjoyable lifestyle when the working years end. But if your household earns less than $30,000 per year, you will need to rely on some type of personal savings to maintain your current quality of life in retirement.  Wealth-tracking apps…

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