May 11, 2023
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Solving Sleep Problems in Seniors Solving Sleep Problems in Seniors | It is a common misconception that sleep needs decline with age. Older adults need the same amount of sleep as younger adults: 7 to 9 hours each night. Changes in sleep patterns, or what specialists call “sleep architecture”, can occur as we age, and this […]
Dealing with a Cancer Diagnosis Later in Life Dealing with a cancer diagnosis later in life can be scary and overwhelming; 60% of people who have cancer are 65 or older. A cancer diagnosis can make a person feel like their world is out of control. People often say they feel helpless and powerless after […]
Caregiver of the Month of July ANASTASIA M. Caregiver of the Month of July – Anastasia only joined the Comfort Keepers Edmonton family this past June and since then has shown incredible dedication to the company. Her work ethic speaks volumes as she is conscientious, always on time, continuously smiling and is a great communicator […]
What Does a Heart Attack Look Like? | When someone mentions a heart attack we immediately picture a person who is clutching their chest due to severe pain. Some heart attacks can happen suddenly, while others start slowly and cause pain and discomfort which progress over time. In fact, a person can have symptoms for […]
More than 10% of the population will have a hernia at least once in their life. A hernia occurs when an organ or tissue exits through an abnormal opening. There are various types of hernias, but most commonly they involve the abdomen. The reason why seniors should notify their doctor in case they suspect they […]
When someone develops diabetes, it means their bodies are no longer able to properly process sugars. The consequences are elevated blood sugar levels and worsening of health or symptoms of other conditions such as heart and kidney disease. The majority of affected individuals are seniors and with more and more people reaching their 80s and […]
Urinary incontinence affects most seniors and can significantly lower one’s quality of life. Older adults who struggle with this condition can suffer from low self-esteem and avoid maintaining their social connections. Therefore, managing incontinence is necessary for a happy and active life of a senior. Luckily, incontinence is treatable and doctors can make recommendations based […]
One in every 500 people in Canada has Parkinson’s, and most of the people who have been diagnosed with this disease are over 60. Although the illness affects both men and women, men have a higher chance of developing it. Today more than 100, 000 people in Canada are struggling with Parkinson’s and every year […]
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