Should I Move to Another City to Care for my Aging Loved One
Distance Care for Loved Ones Providing distance care for an aging loved one can be challenging. Even just living an hour away can make it tough to offer the level of support you would like to. For family members that live in another province or several hours away, it can be extremely difficult to decide […]
Finding the Perfect Fit for Seniors’ Independent Living
Are you looking for an alternative option of owning your own home and the responsibilities and maintenance involved, especially as we age, and desire the comforts of home without the work? Independent living options for seniors include staying in their current homes with home support, moving into an apartment or condo designed for seniors, or […]
‘Hear Every Word’ by Chris Arnold, Hearing Instrument Specialist – Arnold Hearing Centres
Collaboration with Healthcare Community Promyse Home Care, embraces a team-based approach to care provision through the collaborative efforts of every member of the care circle within the community. By collaborating with the broader healthcare team we ensure a coordinated approach that addresses both medical and emotional needs of our aging community. For Those with a […]
Home Care Assistance for the Sandwich Generation
Sandwich Generation Caregivers The sandwich generation refers to people who are between childcare and elder care responsibilities. Typically, the sandwich generation includes people who have aging parents who require some regular assistance, as well as children who also need some degree of financial or supervisory care. Either way, it can be a very financially and […]
What is a Person-Centred Approach to Care?
The Promyse Home Care Difference: A Guide to Our Person-Centred Approach A person-centred approach is where the individual is the centre of the service and is treated as a person first. At Promyse Home Care, we focus on the person and what they can do, and support is about achieving the person’s aspirations and tailored […]
Healthy Practices for Managing Arthritis
Arthritis occurs in our joints, characterized by inflammation of the joints or other parts of the body. Inflammation generally causes pain, swelling, and stiffness and can lead to other more severe health problems. Arthritis affects about six million people in Canada. Unfortunately, with no cure to date, it is more about finding ways to effectively […]
Physical Activity Tips for Adults 65 Years and Older
As we live longer, maintaining an active lifestyle becomes crucial for healthy aging. Regular physical activity, such as walking, strength training, or yoga, helps prevent chronic diseases, preserves mobility, and enhances mental well-being. For the first time in history, older adults make up a larger share of Canada’s population. By 2031, nearly 23% of Canadians, […]
Gardening is Therapy for Seniors with Alzheimer’s
Gardening, at any age, is a wonderful outdoor activity. It stimulates our senses as we connect with nature, and the result is a vibrant array of flowers, fresh fruits, and vegetables. For seniors with Alzheimer’s, gardening offers unique benefits. The scents of lavender and honeysuckle, along with the presence of pollinators, fill gardens with life. […]
Aging in Place for Senior Loved Ones
Aging in the Comfort of Your Own Home 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’. […]
Recognizing the Early Signs of Dementia
Dementia, a group of conditions that affect memory, thinking, behaviour, and daily life management, is a challenging reality for both the individual and their loved ones. While there’s no cure, early detection of dementia is crucial. It empowers us to take proactive steps in finding the proper treatment and support, making a significant difference in […]
