Construction Starts on Barrie Long-Term Care Beds
Work has officially commenced on the highly anticipated long-term care beds in Barrie, Ontario, marking a significant step in addressing senior care needs in the region.
Category : Senior Health
Regina Seniors Call for Action on Housing Safety
Residents of a Regina senior living facility are demanding stronger security measures after a series of incidents, including one involving a harpoon, raised serious safety concerns.
Therapeutic Riding Benefits Ottawa-Carleton Residents
The Therapeutic Riding Association of Ottawa-Carleton provides transformative equine-assisted programs for individuals with disabilities, offering physical rehabilitation and community connection.
T. rex Sleep Position Linked to Nerve Damage
Sleeping with arms bent and tucked in, dubbed the 'T. rex position,' can lead to lasting nerve damage, numbness, and shoulder stiffness, warn sleep specialists and orthopedic surgeons.
7 Daily Habits for Healthy Aging from Doctors
Doctors share seven essential daily habits for older adults to maintain mobility, brain health, and overall well-being as they age, from exercise to social connection.
Geriatricians Share Key Signs You're Aging Well
Experts explain that successful aging involves more than just physical health. Learn about the crucial components of emotional connection, mental stimulation, and proactive planning for a fulfilling later life.
Four Senior Deaths in Montreal Raise Long-Term Care Alarms
Four seniors have died in a Montreal long-term care facility within one month, highlighting critical concerns as Quebec's aging population strains the healthcare system.
Retired Nurse Sews Gowns for Infant Loss from Wedding Dresses
A retired palliative care nurse in Ontario transforms donated wedding dresses into tiny memorial gowns, offering comfort to families grieving the loss of an infant through her compassionate project.
Avoid 'Desk Shrimping' for Better Health and Productivity
Learn how the common 'desk shrimp' posture harms your body and mind, from back pain to digestion issues, and discover expert tips to improve your workspace ergonomics.
Regina Senior Games Mark 17 Years with Olympic Theme
Residents of Regina's College Park 1 community gathered for the 17th annual Senior Games, featuring an Olympic-themed day of activities for 150 participants.
Free Sign Language Cooking Classes for Deaf Seniors in Sudbury
The Bob Rumball Centre in Sudbury launches free monthly cooking classes taught in American Sign Language for deaf seniors, addressing social isolation and building community through culinary skills.
Seniors Forced into Crisis Decisions on Aging at Home
Dementia expert Dr. Saskia Sivananthan explains the difficult choices seniors with Alzheimer's face between staying home and entering long-term care facilities.
Dementia Patients Face Tough Choices on Aging at Home
Most seniors prefer to age at home, but dementia creates unique challenges. A brain expert explains the critical factors in deciding between home care and long-term facilities.
Sleep Tracking Devices: What Canadians Should Know
A comprehensive guide to sleep tracking devices, exploring their accuracy, benefits for health monitoring, and practical tips for Canadians looking to improve sleep quality through technology.
B.C. Nurse Disciplined for Unauthorized Aesthetic Services
A British Columbia nurse has been disciplined by the provincial regulatory body for administering medical aesthetic treatments without proper supervision.
Toronto Seniors Struggle with Cold and Loneliness in Winter
As freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall grip Toronto, seniors are battling extreme cold and social isolation, highlighting urgent community support needs.
10 Habits That Harm Healthy Aging and Longevity
Doctors reveal common daily habits that can undermine healthy aging and longevity, from skipping preventive care to neglecting social connections and financial planning.
How to Prevent Falls in Winter: Expert Safety Tips
Montreal public health officials and safety experts share crucial advice on preventing dangerous falls during winter months, including the penguin walk technique and home modifications.
Deadly Falls Increase Among Older Quebecers, Prevention Key
Fatal falls among Quebec seniors have quadrupled since 2000, with new clinics and exercise programs emerging to combat this growing public health crisis. Experts emphasize falls are not normal aging.
Person Missing After Fire at Colborne Seniors' Home
A fire at a seniors' apartment building in Colborne, Ontario, has left one individual unaccounted for, prompting an emergency response and investigation into the incident.
Hawaii Explosion Survivor Shares Recovery Story
Darren Stevenson recounts his harrowing experience and long recovery after a resort explosion in Hawaii, offering a message of resilience and gratitude.
Neuroarchitecture Creates Healing Spaces for Neurodivergent People
Leading design firms are embracing neuroarchitecture to create homes and workplaces that regulate the nervous system rather than overstimulate it, addressing rising rates of anxiety and ADHD.
Bruce Willis Unaware of Dementia Diagnosis, Wife Says
Emma Heming Willis shares that Bruce Willis has anosognosia, a condition preventing awareness of his frontotemporal dementia, and discusses their family's journey.
B.C. Seniors Pay $300 for Shingles Vaccine Others Get Free
British Columbia seniors must pay over $300 for shingles vaccination while other provinces cover it publicly. Advocates argue this cost barrier harms health outcomes and increases long-term healthcare expenses.
Montreal Senior Residence Fire: Woman Critical
A woman is in critical condition following a fire at a Montreal seniors' residence, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in elder care facilities across Canada.
Alzheimer's Society of N.B. Fights Isolation with Support Programs
The Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick is expanding initiatives to ensure individuals with dementia feel connected and remembered, emphasizing community engagement and specialized support services.
Silver Alert Issued for Missing Winnipeg Senior Don Duguid
Winnipeg police have activated a silver alert for 82-year-old Don Duguid, who was last seen early Tuesday morning in the city's River Heights area.
Reflective Insulation Kits Warm Sudbury's Unsheltered
A construction contractor in Sudbury has developed portable kits using reflective insulation technology to help prevent frostbite among people living in tents during harsh northern Ontario winters.
Posture Problems: Hidden Health Risks and Expert Solutions
Toronto experts reveal how poor posture from device use impacts physical and mental health, offering practical product recommendations to correct alignment and prevent long-term consequences.
Body Pillows: Healthcare Tool for Sleep Alignment
Healthcare professionals recommend body pillows for spinal alignment and joint support. Discover top-rated, affordable options from Amazon, Pluto, Buffy, and more to improve sleep quality.
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