Tis the season – nearly – when many people pack the car and head south. Being a snowbird is a retirement dream for many who may have elderly parents or loved ones back at home who need help. So, it would be best if you
In this article, we guide you to gently and respectfully observe and assess whether your elderly parents need help and how you can provide it.
Admitting that we need help is hard for many of us. Your parents, or other elderly loved ones, may not tell you when they need help. In fact, they may even hide that they are struggling because they don’t want to worry you! They want
Guide to Vaccines for Older Canadians is the best material we know for seniors about vaccinations and vaccines. Keep track of your vaccinations and help your loved ones do the same. Download the booklet from the Toronto Metropolitan University website It’s from the National Institute
One of the most challenging and emotional topics families face in helping to manage an elderly person’s journey is the topic of driving. Questions emerge, such as when is it unsafe to drive? Can I drive with early signs of dementia? How do I know
