Home Instead: East Toronto
Understanding the aging process is crucial for providing quality senior care. Our articles explore the physical, emotional, and social aspects of aging, offering practical advice for seniors and their families. From maintaining independence to adapting living spaces, we cover essential topics that help seniors age gracefully while maintaining their dignity and quality of life.
Maintain your Brain Do you have a parent who is experiencing any of the following: Memory problems (remembering recent events) Seems confused or disoriented Shift in personality/behaviour Lonely and or Isolated Hard time doing everyday tasks Difficulty communicating and listening March is Brain Awareness Month March is Brain Awareness Month,
How to Help Your Loved Ones Thrive The Impacts of Senior Isolation and Loneliness Loneliness and isolation among seniors are prevalent yet often overlooked issues that can have severe impacts on their well-being. As we age, significant life changes like declining health, loss of a spouse or family member, reduced
Empowering East Toronto’s Health: A Collaborative Effort Our evolving collaboration with Michael Garron Hospital (MGH), East Toronto Health Partners (ETHP) & the Ontario Health Team (OHT). Introduction: At Home Instead Senior Care of East Toronto, we’re proud to be at the forefront of enhancing community health in the East
Home and Community Care For more than 20 years, our team has worked in healthcare in Ontario, especially in Home and Community Care. Our Healthcare system is constantly changing and evolving not only because it is a big part of our lives, but also because each successive government tries to
As we approach the challenges of an aging population, it is more important than ever for all of us to take an active role in caring for the seniors in our communities. Care can be as simple as running an errand for a grandparent, checking in on a neighbour, even
Home Instead Senior Care shows CP24’s breakfast team what it is like to experience sensory loss In a compelling demonstration of the challenges many seniors face, our Home Instead Senior Care team members from the East Toronto office recently visited the CP24 breakfast show to give the on-air personalities a
According to a recent survey by Home Instead Senior Care, 3 out of 5 seniors in Canada and the U.S. have been the victim of an online scam. ZNews Videographer Darrin Maharaj takes a look at what Home Instead is doing to help prevent Zoomers from being at risk.
Home Instead Senior Care Wins Prestigious Outstanding Corporate Citizen Award Canadian Franchise Association recognizes work to improve the lives of seniors TORONTO – Home Instead Senior Care won the Outstanding Corporate Citizen Award at a gala award presentation April 18 at the 25th annual Canadian Franchise Association National Convention in
Toronto, May 25, 2010 –Maria Freda could barely eat or sleep during the weeks her 77-year-old mother languished in a hospital bed, deemed too frail to return to her daughter’s east-end home, but not sick enough for the constant care of nurses and doctors. Freda knew her mom needed a
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