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4 Heartfelt Mother’s Day Gift Ideas For Your Senior Mom
It’s the perfect opportunity to show the moms in our lives just how cherished they are. As we age, our needs and preferences shift. It makes thoughtful, practical and heartfelt gifts more meaningful than ever.
Helpful Hints For How Older Adults Can Avoid Hospital Re-Admissions
Medication errors are among the top reasons for hospital re-admissions.
4 Smart Ways For Seniors To Prepare For The Start Of Daylight Saving Time
Because we’ll all be missing out on an hour of sleep this Saturday night, it’s wise to adjust your bedtime in advance.
Exploring The Most Heartwarming Ways For Seniors To Celebrate Valentine’s Day
For many older adults, taking a trip down memory lane can be a wonderful way to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Photo albums, listen to songs, read old love letters.
How Caregivers Can Prioritize Their Well-Being In 2025
What can caregivers do to prioritize their well-being in 2025?
Keeping Your Elderly Loved Ones Engaged And Entertained This Holiday Season
Are you looking for some fun and heartwarming ideas to entertain and engage your elderly loved one this holiday season?
The Art Of Easing Senior Loneliness During The Holidays
With November now in full swing, Canadians are gearing up for a pretty special spot on the calendar. In fact, many would refer to it as the most wonderful time of the year! The holiday season is well on its way and many people are preparing for family gatherings, parties and cherished traditions. But for many seniors, the holidays can bring senses of isolation and sadness.
Help Seniors To Enhance Cognitive Function
We tend to focus on the physical health of our elderly loved ones via nutrition and medications. But it’s important to never forget the importance of strengthening their mental stability. Here are three mental exercises that help seniors to enhance cognitive function:
How Autumn’s Colder Temperatures Can Worsen Arthritis Symptoms
“Individuals living with arthritis should take precautionary measures to ensure their safety when venturing outdoors in the winter,” alerts Arthritis Society Canada.
Companion Care vs. Personal Care
As we get older, loneliness and isolation become more common problems. “In 2023, 39% of Canadians 65 years of age and older reported feeling lonely at least some of the time based on the Canadian Social Survey,” reports Toronto’s Women’s College Hospital.