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!

7 Landscaping Projects That Boost Resident Well-Being

A little greenery does everyone good. In fact, it’s essential for our mental health. This goes double for senior residents: green spaces are good for their physical health (actually reduces the risk of many chronic diseases), and they encourage social interaction while promoting a sense of community. And you don’t…

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5 Ways Seniors Can Manage Chronic Pain Effectively

Chronic pain doesn’t play fair with older adults. Your knees hurt climbing stairs. Bending down to pick something up makes your back seize. Maybe you get shooting pain down your leg for no reason. None of this is in your head. Pain changes how you live. Grocery shopping wears you…

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7 Ways to Boost Mental and Physical Well-Being As You Age

Getting older is a joy, and studies seem to support the notion that older people are generally happier than their younger counterparts. Still, it’s just a fact that growing older often brings new challenges that must be proactively managed. As we age, our physical and mental capabilities tend to naturally…

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A Holistic Approach to Senior Wellness: How Functional Medicine Supports Aging Gracefully

Aging is a natural part of life, but how we age depends greatly on our lifestyle, mindset, and medical approach. In recent years, seniors have been turning toward holistic health models that go beyond symptom treatment to focus on long-term vitality and prevention. This is where functional medicine stands out….

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How Emotional Connection Supports Healthy Aging

Healthy aging grows from emotional balance and strong connections with others. When people feel understood, supported, and valued, they handle life’s changes with greater ease. As adults grow older, emotional well-being becomes a vital part of staying confident, alert, and hopeful. Emotional health influences physical energy, sleep quality, and cognitive…

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How Wellness & Aesthetic Services Are Becoming Part of Modern Senior Living Communities

Senior living isn’t what it used to be. The days of purely clinical care environments are giving way to holistic communities that emphasize well-being, fulfillment, and self-expression.  Across the country, senior living providers are recognizing that health isn’t just about medical stability – it’s about confidence, connection, and quality of…

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Maintaining Confidence and Self-Esteem Through Healthy Aging: A Comprehensive Approach

Aging gracefully is about more than just maintaining physical health. It encompasses a holistic approach to wellness that nurtures confidence, self-esteem, and overall quality of life. As we grow older, the relationship between how we look and how we feel becomes increasingly significant, influencing our mental well-being, social interactions, and…

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Supporting Health and Wellness in Senior Years: How Supplements Can Make a Difference

As we age, maintaining health and wellness becomes increasingly important for preserving independence, vitality, and quality of life. While a balanced diet and regular physical activity are the foundation of healthy aging, supplements can play a valuable role in filling nutritional gaps and supporting overall well-being. From essential vitamins to…

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Gentle Pathways to Resilience in Senior Care

Resilience, or bouncing back under adversity, has long been identified as crucial to healthy aging. In the past, older adults endured numerous challenges with minimal assistance, yet demonstrated incredible resilience in overcoming obstacles. In current senior care, there is increased emphasis on building resilience with kind, gentle care. Developing resilience…

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When Healing Begins Later in Life

Healing in later life is a process shared widely as individuals confront new challenges, transitions, and sometimes crises. In the past, older persons tended to be underrepresented in discussions of recovery from loss, illness, or trauma. But now there is increased understanding that recovery is possible at any age. Recovering…

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