How Older Adults Can Safely Navigate Through Back-To-School Season
A new school year will begin in about a month! Students and teachers are gearing up for another stretch of classroom studies and activities. As
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A new school year will begin in about a month! Students and teachers are gearing up for another stretch of classroom studies and activities. As
Canada Day comes this Saturday! It will begin an amazing long weekend when Canadians will be celebrating the nation’s birthday and officially welcoming the summer
Having pain in your legs can really be a pain in the butt, can’t it? This is especially true for older adults whose bodies have
In August of 2020, London, Ontario’s Western University conducted a survey to gauge the attitudes and opinions of 2,110 Canadians and 2,124 Americans. The respondents
Caregivers are wonderful people. They put the needs of others before themselves. We loudly applaud those special individuals who offer professional caregiving. However, we would
Understandably, people often confuse dementia with Alzheimer’s disease. As a result, they tend to use the two terms interchangeably. Dementia is actually a general term
Do you live with an elderly loved one? If so, you’re likely well aware of the wishes most seniors have to age in place. In
In a little more than two weeks, Halloween will be here! The yearly event that is comprised of costume wearing, spooky decorations, pumpkin carving and
Well, the secret is out. With it being the first of September today, there’s no denying that another summer season has come and gone. Yes,
According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information, approximately 310,000 Canadians live in health care and related institutions. This excludes Quebec. Of these individuals, about