Understanding Stroke Recovery in Kitchener Waterloo Region
The months after a loved one experiences a stroke are often challenging. It’s a transition that requires a new outlook on care, routine and priorities. Additionally, seeing an elderly loved one undergo physical and emotional change is painful for the whole family. The shock of a single stroke is difficult enough to deal with, but […]
Shining a Light on Brain Injury
June is Brain Injury Awareness Month. The primary goal is to raise awareness about the frequency and impact of brain injuries, both traumatic and non-traumatic. Every year, thousands of Canadians are affected by strokes and brain injuries that can happen in an instant but have lasting impacts. The month encourages compassion and understanding for those […]
Comfort, Compassion & Companionship: The Three C’s of Caregiving
Caregiving is more than just a duty; it’s a profound journey that touches the essence of humanity. In a world where the demands of life can often overshadow the importance of human connection, the Three C’s of Caregiving – comfort, compassion, and companionship serve as a guiding light. These principles enhance the quality of care […]
Nurse Case Management for Personalized Home Care
Do you have an aging relative who wants to continue living at home but struggles with daily routines or health issues? The continually expanding population of seniors in Canada suggests that chances are good that you do. The Personalized Home Care Services with Promyse Home assist individuals with their daily personal hygiene, grooming, and other […]
Nurturing Healthy Skin for Seniors in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge
Maintaining healthy skin is about appearance and boosting confidence and overall well-being, especially for seniors. As we age, our skin undergoes changes that require specific care and attention. This article aims to provide valuable skincare tips tailored to Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge seniors, helping them achieve and maintain healthy, vibrant skin. Skincare Strategies for Healthy […]
Aging in Place for Senior Loved Ones
Research shows that about 90% of seniors wish to grow old in the comfort of their own homes to maintain their independence for as long as possible, and turn to family and friends for help when needed. This is what is referred to as ‘aging in place’. With Canada’s increasingly aging population, this means that […]
