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A SAD Reminder

Chris Draper - 0
As we continue to experience winter and the holidays are over, many people experience a form of depression called Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD. SAD...

Winter Workout Tips for Seniors!

Lisa Marie Brennan - 0
Not everyone is interested in or can afford an annual gym membership. Perhaps walking briskly every morning and enjoying nature fits better into your...

Which Home Care Agencies Can Improve the Quality of Life for Your Elderly Loved One?

Sam Thompson - 0
Finding home care agencies that improve quality of life involves balancing your loved one’s comfort, dignity and independence with their practical needs. Many older...

Innovative Technologies Improving Senior Health and Wellbeing

Samantha Cobb - 0
Aging often comes with challenges, but technology is changing how you navigate this stage of life. From smart devices to cutting-edge medical tools, innovation...

Healthy Winter Foods

Chris Draper - 0
Once the weather gets cold your body metabolism starts to change. Your energy levels can also drop if your body doesn't receive the fuel...

Avoiding Senior Scams

Adam Sands - 0
At any time, there are various predators looking to scam seniors out of their savings. Many of us have spoken with our loved ones,...

Can Seniors Become Blood Donors?

Sam Thompson - 0
January is National Blood Donor Month. Blood donors are needed badly ever year. In Canada, only 7% of the population has the same blood...

Winter Impact

Len Hayduchok - 0
Winter is a time of deep reflection. We imagine drinking cocoa, wrapped in blankets by a roaring fire, rather than sunshine days of seashore...

Enjoyable Winter Activities for Seniors

Gail Willowby - 0
With the cold weather comes a drop in outdoor activity for most seniors. Getting out for a daily walk is always good. We still...
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