It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted many aspects of our lives. From the way we conduct business to the way we socialize — many changes are apparent thanks to technological advancements. The healthcare industry is not immune to these shifts either with the rise of virtual care clinics.
Why do so few Oakville diabetics know that there are special diabetic foot care needs? It could be because adjusting to an illness such as diabetes can be a challenge, especially as we age. Things that we used to take for granted, such as when we should eat, become a concern. Diabetics need to get used to monitoring their sugar levels and the other tasks that come with diabetes. Most are too overwhelmed to realize that their feet also need special attention. Read More »
Are you looking for “foot care services near me?” If so, you might want to learn a bit about seniors’ foot care needs before you choose your foot care specialists.
Foot care for seniors is very different from foot care for young adults. Seniors are less likely to be able to feel or reach their own feet. What’s more, seniors are at greater risk of foot-related ailments owing to other conditions that can affect the soles of their, the heel, toes and nails. Here are five essential tips for foot care for seniors.
You shouldn’t be surprised if your elder parent eats much smaller meals than they did in the past. Seniors need less energy than those in middle-age do. However, you should keep careful watch to ensure you parent has a varied diet, or they may develop “tea and toast” syndrome. Nutritional guidance and meal prep services can also help your parent avoid this illness. Read More »
While health care providers aim to help their patients maintain or improve their health, it’s important to always be aware of your treatment plan, medications, and any risks involved. Whether you’re undergoing in-patient care, live in care, or senior care, being an active member of your health care team will ensure your patient safety and overall wellbeing. Read More »
One of the purposes of the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA), Ontario’s health specific privacy law is to provide individuals with a right of access to personal health information about themselves, subject to limited and specific exceptions set out in the Act.
Making personal choices is basic to your sense of identity and well being. For health and personal care or living arrangements these decisions are especially important.
Becoming unable to make your own decisions about health and personal care can happen slowly, over time, such as with Alzheimer’s Disease; or it can happen suddenly and unexpectedly as a result of a Stroke or Accident (e.g. Slip and Fall, Adverse Medical Event or Motor Vehicle Accident).
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