Dementia is a broad term referring to a wide range of conditions which results in the decrease of mental capacity affecting everyday life. There are various types of dementia but Alzheimer’s is probably the most commonly experienced and known type. This week’s blog is dedicated to helping you navigate caring for your loved one with…

January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month! We want to help build awareness about this increasingly important topic that will be one of the dominant health issues in the next 20 years, so this month, we are providing you with some information to help you stay informed about Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Our next blog…

As we age, it’s normal for our driving abilities to change. The loss of a driver’s license or a decision to stop driving can be a significant emotional event, and it can happen either voluntarily or for some people, involuntarily. However, giving up driving doesn’t have to mean giving up independence. Whether you want to…

Happy New Year from Home to Home! We hope you’ve had a relaxing and fulfilling holiday season. Getting back into the groove after the holidays of usual life can be a challenge. Here are some tips for getting healthy and heading off to a good start to 2016. Stay Hydrated Drinking water is so important…

There are so many reasons to look forward to the holiday season. Perhaps it’s one of the only times you get to spend with loved ones, or maybe you’re looking forward to having time off work. And then – the holiday gatherings! With so many holiday goodies, it’s easy to forget those healthy eating habits.…

Thinking about selling your home? Like many people, you may find it difficult parting with your home. Perhaps your kids grew up in your home. Or maybe you’ve lived in your home so many years it feels odd to consider anywhere else. Once you’ve made the decision to move, here are some tips to get…

Anemia is a common condition which occurs when someone has a low red blood cells count, or have low amounts of hemoglobin in the blood. Both red blood cells and hemoglobin help the uptake of oxygen, so anemia can result in tiredness and other symptoms. As we get older, our chances of becoming anemic increases.…

A power of attorney is a person that is granted (under a power of attorney document) the authority by you to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf. Powers of attorney can be used in a variety of situations and come in different forms. You may want to discuss the right type for you…

  Need a convenient get-away? Still brainstorming places to go for your next trip? Here’s a list of senior friendly travel destinations to get you started. Booking a Cruise Cruises offers convenience for travelers, as activities and meals are already planned for you, taking away some of that travel stress. For those that are less…

Now that the autumn is rolling around and the weather is getting cooler, you might not be enjoying some of the warmer weather activities you were before. Here are some ideas for activities for the autumn and winter! Winter Sports Winter sports are popular, especially in Vancouver during the colder seasons. Such winter sports include…