Tapping into technology helps seniors stay sharp
Seniors are crossing the digital divide and tapping into technology now more than ever, according to a new survey. The Revera Report on Tech-Savvy Seniors shows that of the 27 per cent of seniors aged...
View Article5 surprisingly healthy foods
We all know that spinach and carrots are good for us, but would you believe that such seeming indulgences as tea, coffee, chocolate, avocados, and fatty fish also have properties that prevent disease...
View ArticleContinence care
Did you know that dementia affects approximately 24 million people worldwide? One of the common issues that families face in the caregiving journey is incontinence. Read more about treatment options...
View ArticleLet’s talk about dementia
Let’s talk about dementia By the Alzheimer Society of Canada In January, the Alzheimer Society of Canada launched its annual awareness campaign with the goal of reducing the stigma of dementia, using...
View ArticleCanada’s Largest Disabilities Event Starts Today!
Don’t miss Canada’s largest disabilities event, People in Motion, which opens today at the Exhibition Place in Toronto. Please visit our booths #103 and #105. The show is open 10 AM – 5 PM Friday and...
View Article5 myths about exercise and older adults
Myth 1: There’s no point in exercising. I’m going to get old anyways. Fact: Exercise and strength training help you look and feel younger and stay active longer. Regular physical activity lowers your...
View ArticleCanada Cares Caregiver Awards – September 30th!
Canada Cares is a not-for-profit organization whose vision is to create a sense of community for family and professional caregivers by increasing awareness, providing encouragement and showing...
View ArticleLiving With Arthristis
Many people over the age of 50 have at one point, or another, been told that they are suffering from symptoms of arthritis. Joint pain, inflammation, stiffness, and weakness can all be diagnosed as...
View ArticleWhat to Watch for After a Fall
The Aftermath of a Fall When you fall or witness a fall, do not take it lightly. Even though everything appears to be okay, falls may have after-effects in the days that follow. Consider visiting a...
View ArticleA Little Bit Accessible isn’t Enough
Accessibility is like pregnancy; you’re either pregnant or you’re not. You’re either accessible or you’re not. A little bit accessible simply isn’t enough. For years, the taxi industry has maintained...
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