Negative Health Impacts of Boredom for Seniors
Boredom is a feeling we all experience at one time or another, but feeling bored and under-stimulated too often can harm health and well-being long-term. Being bored sometimes is a natural part of life for the average individual. The very nature of life requires a high level of steady maintenance for continued health and success. […]
Alzheimer’s & Dementia: It is Never Too Early or Too Late
Diagnosed with a degenerative brain disorder such as Alzheimer’s and Dementia can be debilitating for the person affected and their families. September is World Alzheimer’s Month 2023, and the theme is ‘Never too early, never too late‘. The campaign aims to adopt proactive risk reduction measures to delay and potentially prevent the onset of dementia […]
The impact of music on Alzheimer’s Disease
The Importance of Music for People with Alzheimer’s Hearing just a few bars of a familiar song can be powerful enough to take our minds to other places by bringing about feelings of nostalgia, calling up memories of the past, and evoking multi-faceted and meaningful sets of emotions. Interacting with music, particularly music that is […]
How Laughter Can Keep Seniors Healthy
The act of laughter has a tremendous ability to add some welcome relief and radiance to daily routines. Laughter emerges as the physical manifestation of a variety of emotions we encounter on a regular basis. Feelings of happiness, joy, and elation can provide a boost of energy to help tackle daily tasks and activities. Many […]
Let’s Talk About It: Dental Care for Seniors
Oral health is essential to our overall health, so taking proper care of our teeth is more important than we think! Various individual factors come into play regarding seniors’ oral and dental health and depend mainly on personal circumstances and histories. In addition to the general wear and tear that takes place over passing years, […]
Benefits of Home Care for Adults with Special Needs
Home care services are not just for seniors! People of any age with chronic illness or disabilities can benefit as well. People with Down syndrome, autism, and other intellectual and developmental disabilities can live and work successfully in their communities. These days adults with special needs have a wide range of options to live more […]
Coping with Wandering Senior Loved Ones with Dementia
Wandering is a standard behaviour among seniors with dementia. It refers to when someone with dementia moves about aimlessly or without a clear purpose. Wandering can pose a safety risk for the individual and cause caregiver stress. Caregivers must establish a safe environment and keep track of the senior’s movements to prevent them from getting […]
Promyse Home Care Mission, Vision, Values & FAQs
When considering home care services for a loved one, understanding the company helps decide who to entrust with your loved one’s care. Promyse Home Care team of nurses & caregivers offers a wide range of home and healthcare services for those looking for the highest quality of professional & caring support. Mission: “To improve the […]
Taking Care of our Seniors’ Mental Health
Our Seniors’ mental health is so important to nurture in a positive way. Statistics show that one in four seniors may experience depression, anxiety, or dementia. The number of seniors with mental illnesses may double by 2030. Depression is the most common mental health concern in older people. Unfortunately, two-thirds of seniors with mental health […]
How to Care for a Loved one at Home after a Stroke
There is life – and hope – after a stroke. With time, new routines will become second nature. Rehabilitation can build your strength, capability, and confidence. It can help you continue your daily activities despite the effects of your stroke. When you are the primary caregiver for at-home care for a loved one who has […]
