What is the Difference between Palliative and Hospice Care?
Palliative Care is more than End-of-Life Care. It’s about improving quality of life at any stage of serious illness. Palliative Care supports physical, emotional and spiritual needs, and can benefit people:  https://youtu.be/veQv_NhBrVQ?si=XGSfdbU944bFA46h Palliative Care is specialized care to provide comfort and dignity for the person and the family living with the illness. If the […]
Caregivers Need a Vacation Too
Family caregivers provide a massive amount of support for older family members all across Canada. When people reach a certain age, they often require assistance with tasks that were once not a problem to handle alone. In this situation, it is typical for a family member in close proximity to help out with daily routines […]
Long Distance Care for Family Caregivers
Providing long distance care for an elderly loved one can be challenging, but there are strategies and support systems to make the process a little smoother and more manageable. Family Caregivers Being a caregiver for someone we love and care about can be a complex and demanding role to fill under any circumstances, but when […]
Importance of Overnight Care for Seniors
Overnight care can be highly beneficial to seniors for a variety of reasons. Everyone knows the importance of a good night’s sleep for maintaining health and having the energy to carry out daily tasks and activities. However, a night of uninterrupted sleep can become more challenging with age. Trouble Sleeping for Seniors Many older adults […]
The Importance of Self-Care for Caregivers
The International Self-Care Foundation defines self-care as a framework around seven pillars. It may be challenging and overwhelming when you are the caregiver for a loved one without support or community programs. The Self-Care Day, on July 24th, symbolizes the benefits of self-care 24 hours a day, every day and not just for a single […]
How Can End-of-Life Care Help Your Loved One
Being diagnosed with a terminal illness can be challenging to come to terms with for patients as well as their families. In most cases, it is a family member that takes on the majority of the responsibility in providing the necessary assistance and support required in these situations. Quality end-of-life care can be extremely helpful […]
