International Self Care Day is fast approaching. It’s a good time to review the efforts you take to maintain your mental, physical, and emotional health. For seniors, essential self-care can be a struggle due to physical limitations, isolation, and mental …
It is possible to have hypertension for years without any symptoms. However, even without symptoms, damage to blood vessels and your heart will still take place. As we age, it is important to regularly visit a doctor to ensure that …
Autism is a complex neurobiological and developmental disorder that is typically diagnosed in childhood, but can be diagnosed at any age. The most commonly recognized characteristics of autism include an impaired ability to communicate and relate to others socially, a …
While your brain changes with age, cognitive impairment is not an unavoidable part of getting older. Maintaining healthy habits can help keep your brain healthy and active, no matter what your age. Here are eight ways you can maintain your …
Over the last decade, mental health has become a much bigger part of the conversation when it comes to an individual’s overall health and wellness. This positive recognition has allowed mental health diagnosis, treatments, and therapies to become more accepted …
As we enter the month leading up to Christmas I am reminded that there are so many people, not just seniors who are without family or a support group. Christmas for many is a time of loneliness and even depression for …
Chances are you know someone who has Diabetes. Canadian statistics show 48% of Seniors over 65 have Diabetes. Those at risk of developing Diabetes are adults over 40 years of age, heredity (a family member having had the disease), ethnic …
While there are elements in the Canadian health care system that still require improvement, there has been considerable innovation and technology advancements that are making a positive impact on quality of life and overall patient care. The increase in health …
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iCare Home Health sets itself apart by presenting creative and innovative options for its client. “We successfully piloted Therapeutic Recreation for six months among customers from different age groups ranging from 5 to 85 years old. 1:1 focussed recreation activity …
As we age, staying active typically becomes less of a priority, however that’s when it is more important than ever. Research shows that regular exercise can ward off strokes, prevent falls, and improve your memory! The National Institute on Aging …
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