Kidney Health Tips for Seniors Proper care of the kidneys is essential for seniors to age in place with dignity and independence. Chronic kidney disease is more common in those over 60; therefore, it's important for seniors to take extra precautions to protect their kidneys. The good news is that Senior Home Care by Angels can assist seniors in Canada in adopting habits that help them focus on maintaining good renal health. » Read More
How Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Can Impact Seniors Does your senior loved one seem down during certain times of the year? If so, they may be living with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Learn how SAD can impact seniors, what signs and symptoms to look out for, and how in-home care from Senior Home Care by Angels can help older adults in Canada manage symptoms of SAD. » Read More
How Senior Home Care by Angels Can Help Older Adults Embrace Technology There are so many ways that seniors can benefit from incorporating modern technology like smartphones, social media, and smart speakers into their everyday routine. However, some seniors may struggle to learn how to utilize these new tools. Fortunately, the Social Care program from Senior Home Care by Angels can help older adults in Canada learn how to use digital tools and platforms in order to stay in touch with friends and family and remain independent. » Read More
Five Telemarketing Scams That Impact Seniors in Canada Every year, many seniors in Canada become victims of telemarketing scams. Since many Canadian seniors are financially stable and vulnerable to misinformation, they are often seen as low-risk and lucrative targets of a variety of scams. Here are some reasons why seniors are often targeted, some of the most common scams that impact seniors in Canada, and how families and professional caregivers from Senior Home Care by Angels can help older adults avoid these scams. » Read More
Is Your Senior Loved One Lonely? Seniors can be prone to loneliness and social isolation, especially if they experience age-related issues that make leaving the house and interacting with others difficult. However, social isolation can negatively impact a senior's physical and mental health. If you're concerned your loved one is isolating themselves, it's important to encourage them to stay connected with friends and family. Learn about the signs of loneliness of seniors in Canada and how you can help your loved one fulfill their need for social interaction and engagement. » Read More