The Autumn season has officially begun! With it, comes cooler temperatures, fallen leaves, warm and cozy sweaters, and so much more! To be prepared for a safe Autumn, we gathered a few tips to consider! Clear Outdoor Walkways Autumn leaves are beautiful but fallen wet autumn leaves are slippery and fall risk. Keep all your outdoor walkways free of any leaves and debris. This is a good time to think about installing handrails and/or non-skid surfaces on your home’s exterior s

Halloween is a time when young children dress up as their favourite action hero, princess, or cartoon character and collect delicious candy from neighbours, family, and friends. However, for the elderly, especially those living alone and who may suffer from Dementia, this time of year can be confusing and at times worrisome. Here are some safety tips we gathered to help your elderly loved one stay safe during this annual event. 🎃If your elderly loved one lives with you and/

While researching for our blog on Summer Safety Tips for Seniors, we came across a number of myths that have made their way around the internet, so we thought we would share some Myth vs. Fact information from the Canadian Cancer Society, to help you make the safest choices. #weather #hotweather #safetytips #summer #sun #facts #myth #vs #fact #sunshine #sunscreen #UVprotection #elderlycare #seniors #seniorcare #outdooractivities #dementia #memorycare #nursinghome #caregiver #

We may only be in Spring at the moment, but the warmer weather is approaching! Be prepared to enjoy more outdoor activities by following these simple safety tips to ensure your elderly loved one, and yourself, are protected. Stay Hydrated! We have all heard the advice about drinking 8 - 10 cups of water each day, but this is even more true during the warmer months! As the weather heats up, you and your loved one, or those in your care, may spend more time outside, requiring