Seniors and Vision Loss
Vision loss is a prevalent occurrence among seniors, which often involves some difficult challenges and adjustments. While complete loss of vision is not a natural or typical aspect of aging, changes in vision and different forms of visual impairment are a common part of the aging process. Visual impairment or total vision loss can cause […]
Healthy Practices for Managing Arthritis
Arthritis is typified 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, and unfortunately, with no cure to date, it is more about effective ways to manage the pain. […]
Our Nurses are Always Here For You and Your Loved Ones
National Nursing Week takes place from Monday to Sunday, May 8-14, 2023, the same week as Florence Nightingale’s birthday, May 12. Florence Nightingale is referred to as the Mother of Nursing. Florence wanted to work in hospitals; however, her family opposed it as nursing the sick or injured was not considered a decent job in […]
Broken Hearts: Understanding and Treating Heart Failure
May 1 – 7 is National Heart Failure Awareness Week Heart Failure is a growing concern for all age groups. Early signs of heart failure are similar in our aging community as in other age groups. Better treatments are available for other health conditions, such as hypertension and diabetes, and people live longer than a decade ago. […]
5 Myths About Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is diagnosed as a neurodegenerative disorder that affects dopamine-producing neurons in a specific area of the brain called the substantia nigra critically involved in the motor deficits observed in Parkinson’s disease. Generally, symptoms develop slowly over the years. The progression of symptoms varies from one person to another due to the variance […]
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 […]
Who can Benefit from Promyse Home Care?
When you think of a professional home care agency like Promyse Home Care, you may feel that it is only available for seniors. Guess again! While older adults certainly make up a substantial portion of home care beneficiaries, there are many other situations where home care can be extremely useful. For example, Promyse Home Care […]
Nurse Case Management at Promyse Home Care
Nurse Case Managers at Promyse are compassionate and friendly, provide open and honest ongoing communication, as well as regular re-assessments to make sure your loved one’s physical, mental, and emotional needs are met. Quality Care Nurses bring to case management the knowledge and experience that is required for the process of assessment, planning, implementation, and […]
The Health Benefits of Tea
Tea is a beverage many seniors enjoy that can also play a role in promoting better health in a variety of ways. Tea has an incredible history and, for many, is associated with comfort and traditions. The act of sitting down with a cup of tea can be relaxing, grounding, and comforting for older adults […]
Supporting Seniors As They Deal with Loss
Losing someone you love is beyond challenging and deeply distressing in any stage of life, but going through the stages of mourning and grief can be especially harrowing for seniors. The emotional anguish and overwhelming sadness that comes with experiencing loss can impact both the mental and physical health of seniors in significant ways. As […]
