How To Navigate Senior Life During The COVID-19 Vaccination Phase Since its inception over 1 year ago, it’s been known that older adults are most susceptible to the effects of the COVID-19 virus. In fact, a study found that the coronavirus is 100 times more deadly to individuals over the age of 60, when [...]
3 Ways To Make Sure Your Loved Ones Feel Appreciated This Spring 2021 Young or old, we all need a little bit of loving every now and then - maybe now more than ever. As your loved ones grow old and you set off on your own adventures, it's often easy for them to [...]
Top 5 Tips For A Healthy Spring Season For Seniors 2021 The spring season brings with it longer days of sunlight and increased temperatures as we slowly transition into the warmer months of the year! With the winter gloom finally behind us, it’s time to finally embrace the spring season and all of it’s [...]
The Top Spring Activities For Seniors This 2021 As the last of the winter snow melts away, the Spring season sun finally makes it return! Now that we’ve all officially weathered the dark and gloomy winter days, it’s time we prepare for all of the bright and sunny weeks ahead! The beauties of spring [...]
3 Reasons To Considering Home Care For Your Loved Ones 2021 It’s never easy watching simple everyday tasks slowly become more difficult for your loved ones to carry out. These are the role-models we aspired to be like as children, and the superheroes that we still believe are invincible. Our loved ones are those [...]
Thriving with a Loved One with Dementia Understanding changes and typical behaviors will help families and care teams respond in a way that enhances rather than takes away from the quality of life of the individual. Dementia is a scary disorder for everyone involved. Below are some potential symptoms your loved one may [...]
Exercising Safely and Securely Summer has finally arrived in **most** of Canada. In British Columbia, the cherry trees are in bloom, as is the witch hazel. The longer days and warming temperatures have residents dreaming about the soon-to-be-heard chirping of the spring peepers. Yes, it is time to dig out your walking shoes. [...]
Staying Social in Old Age Older Canadians are at a higher risk of social isolation than other segments of the population. Because of this, many seniors experience loneliness and depression, which can lead to other health problems that are much more significant. How to Recognize Social Isolation Recognizing social isolation can be difficult [...]
The Right Time to Hire Home Care For some people, moving to a retirement community is a life propeller. For others, their home is what anchors them to life. However, how long can you be what your aged parents need? Caregivers often find themselves unable to bear the burden of providing home health [...]
Gardening Tips for Seniors in Care Homes Gardening is a favorite pastime for many older Canadians. It’s a great way for them to stay active and live a long and happy life. When it comes to retirement, one of the concerns about moving to a smaller home has been the loss of this [...]
