Aging in place is a term used to describe a person living in the residence of their choice, for as long as they are able, as they age. This includes being able to have any services (or other support) they might need…
For many of us the holiday season is filled with celebrations, family, friends and Christmas cheer, but for some seniors a feeling of depression, referred to as Blue Christmas, can set in this time of year. Here is some ideas…
For some family members whom are caregivers, the holiday season can be a great time when spirits are lighter, and everyone is feeling festive. Many family members feel rewarded by providing in-home care to their family members and being together…
The holiday season is such an exciting time of year! The delicious food, the great conversations and the true quality time with family and friends makes this our personal favorite time of year. Over the holidays people create the opportunity…
Knowing key benefits of cognitive and social stimulation for older adults can greatly impact mental health. Caregiving can be a challenging role. When you are the primary caregiver for a family member or loved one, it can be easy to…
High tech home care is coming to Canada. Research suggests that over 83 per cent of seniors are willing to do what it takes to stay in their homes as they age. With numbers like that, it’s no surprise that…
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The cost of home care services varies based on the degree of assistance needed. Many people are under the impression that receiving professional care at home is too costly and rely on family caregivers instead.
After a lifetime spent being the “man of the house” and looking after himself and others, it’s not surprising that your father may be struggling with giving up his independence and accepting help.