By Senior Lifestyle | June 09, 2022
Lincolnwood, home to Senior Lifestyle’s Lincolnwood Place community, is a suburban village 10 miles north of Chicago, with a small-town feel near one of the nation’s largest cities. The area around this Illinois village was…
By Senior Lifestyle | June 08, 2022
Cincinnati, Ohio, sits in a region of more than 2 million people, encompassing southwestern Ohio and northern Kentucky along the Licking and Ohio rivers. Cincinnati sits along 22 miles of the Ohio, which has given…
By Senior Lifestyle | June 06, 2022
Incontinence is common in older people and can be stressful when it’s not under control or being treated. Many people who are dealing with incontinence have to plan around it, like having supplies with them…
By Senior Lifestyle | May 31, 2022
Oregon is well known for beauty and nature. Gresham, Portland and the area is a magnet for tourism, drawing more than 11 million overnight visitors in 2021, according to a study done for Travel Portland….
By Senior Lifestyle | May 18, 2022
It’s a fact that some level of memory loss may happen as you age. But this loss doesn’t necessarily indicate that you have a major problem. Forgetting names or where you left your keys is…
By Senior Lifestyle | May 10, 2022
Digital assistants – also called smart speakers, home assistants or virtual assistants – have exploded in use since being introduced in late 2014 by Amazon. By 2022, 94.9 million smart speakers had been sold, according…
By Senior Lifestyle | May 09, 2022
Tablets are increasingly a favored device for seniors. While adults under age 50 are buying fewer tablets, 52% of senior ages 50 and older own one, according to AARP. Over half of these owners use…
By Senior Lifestyle | April 26, 2022
Trouble with your hands and loss of finger dexterity can happen at any age, but it’s more common as you hit 50 years and older. According to a study cited by Physiopedia, musculoskeletal hand problems…
By Senior Lifestyle | April 15, 2022
Driving is often seen as freedom, allowing almost unlimited movement anywhere there’s a road. According to federal agencies, more than 228 million Americans are licensed to drive, and seniors ages 65 and over account for…
By Senior Lifestyle | March 08, 2022
Many doctors may encourage seniors to wear portable monitors to check on their blood pressure, heart rate or other medical conditions. These devices can come in smartwatches, blood pressure cuffs and glucose monitors. Using this…
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