Understanding Stroke Recovery in Kitchener Waterloo Region

Senior woman is recovering from a recent stroke with the help of trained caregivers at Promyse Home Care.

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

There are two types of brain injury, non-traumatic and traumatic but with support there is hope.

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

Compassionate caregiver providing companionship and comfort to a senior woman at home.

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

Promyse Home Care Nurse Case Manager is discussing an in-home care plan for a senior woman

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 […]

Dealing with Isolation & Loneliness for Seniors

Seniors dealing with loneliness benefit from having a pet as a friend and companion.

Consistent and engaging social interaction is important in contributing to overall health and well-being, especially for seniors who are dealing with isolation & loneliness. Meaningful relationships with friends and loved ones are a big part of what helps us feel connected to the world around us, reminding us that we not only have the capacity […]

Seniors Embracing Life with Hearing Loss

Senior man with hearing loss embracing life by understanding the symptoms and prevention.

People with hearing loss worry and plan how they’ll communicate every day, in every situation. And often, hearing aids or cochlear implants are not enough. Hearing loss means you have a decreased sensitivity to sounds that one normally hears. You cannot reverse hearing loss, however; you can take steps to improve what you hear. Even […]

Valuable Benefits of Home Care Services Waterloo Wellington, Cambridge

Caregiver arriving at a clients home happy to offer valuable benefits to the client with home care services.

When it comes to home care services, the common perception is that they are primarily for seniors needing assistance with health and daily living. While this is indeed a significant part of our clientele, the scope of home care is much broader. It can be a valuable resource in a variety of situations, not just […]

Why is Pneumonia More Dangerous for Seniors

Pneumonia is more dangerous for Seniors and these women are wearing masks to help prevent spreading the virus.

What is Pneumonia? Pneumonia is a lung infection that causes inflammation in the air sacs of one or both lungs. This inflammation results in the air sacs filling up with pus or fluid. This fluid build-up can make breathing more difficult as the lungs struggle to function effectively.  When the lungs aren’t working correctly, the […]

Safe Medication Management and Review

Caregiver helping a senior with medication management to ensure safety in taking the right pill at the right time.

Effective medication management can present a considerable challenge for older adults taking an assortment of medications for various ailments. It is reported that almost 90% of people over the age of 65 are taking some sort of medication. Just shy of two-thirds of the senior population is taking multiple medications at any given time.  Making […]

Aging in Place for Senior Loved Ones

Aging in place in your own home is a way senior loved ones can maintain their independence with family and friends around them for help.

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 […]

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