Home Care Assistance of Toronto
355 Eglinton Ave. W. M5N 1A3 Toronto, ON, Canada

We can all agree it has been a challenging year for seniors and professionals alike. A pandemic has disproportionately affected older adults and their families, causing stress and heartache. This winter will test everyone’s resolve to stay safe and find creative ways to continue to do business and serve our clients. Read about what both seniors and senior care professionals can expect through the winter, and how to find ways to cope in these challenging times. https://homecareassistance.com//the-dark-winter-what-senio #holidays #stress #winter #staysafe #tips

The holiday season is a time of connection and memory-making. The arts offer a meaningful medium for this memory-making, especially for those living with dementia and their loved ones. Check out these holiday art ideas! https://homecareassistance.com//connecting-through-art-ove... #holidays #connectingthroughtheholidays #connectingthroughart #holidayseason #dementia #memorymaking #seniors #tips #ideas

We’re so thankful to have incredible caregivers on our team, like Bryan! Here he is with his client spending a great afternoon together! She says I’m very glad he’s here because he makes me good meals and is very nice and caring to me #ThankfulThursday #attitudeofgratitude #homecare #caregiver #caregiverappreciation

Taking care of yourself is so important, especially as we get older and this beautiful Christmas Ad by DocMorris really shows why. #repost #selfcare #selfcaresaturday #takecareofyourself #christmas #christmasad #holiday #mattersoftheheart #inspiring #heartwarming

If you’ve also lost someone you love dearly, the emotional weight might seem like too much to bear during the holidays. You aren’t alone; here are our suggestions for how to handle the holiday season after losing a parent, loved one, our spouse. https://homecareassistance.com//how-to-handle-the-holidays #loss #love #youarenotalone #holidayseason #holiday #tips

As we age, falls can become increasingly common and risky for seniors. Use these precautions to take care of your loved ones and their homes to help prevent falls #fallpreventionmonth #fallprevention #tips #seniors #homecare #fallrisk

What are you most thankful for? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments? #wednesdaywisdom #quoteoftheday #thankful #quotes

During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is easy to feel stressed. Given the current circumstances of social distancing and isolation, it is important to practice self-care through comforting and safe activities. Try focusing on your pet, taking some time out of your day to cook a healthy meal, relax with a cup of herbal tea, or read a book. For more activities to stay engaged during the pandemic, check out our Life Enrichment Guide here: ... https://homecareassistance.com/life-enrichment-guide #selfcare #activities

While diabetes can strike anyone, seniors are more at risk, simply because their bodies have experienced more wear and tear.and more sugar! Sadly, diabetes increases the chances of coronary disease, heart attack, and strokes in seniors. Read on to learn more about diabetes and the preventative steps you can take: https://homecareassistance.com/bl/diabetes-in-older-adults... #diabetes #seniors #diabetesinseniors #worlddiabetesday #worlddiabetesday2020 #prevention #tips

Holidays often come with stress, especially if you are caregiving for your loved one with dementia. Use these tips to help get you prepared for a joyful and meaningful holiday season. https://homecareassistance.com//10-ways-to-manage-stress-a #holidayseason #tips #dementia

Today is #worldkindnessday. Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible - Dalai Lama... #worldkindnessday2020 #bekind #kindness

Pneumonia in the elderly can be life threatening. It’s important to know the early signs and symptoms of pneumonia and what you can do to help. Read on to learn more about symptoms, causes and what treatment looks like: https://homecareassistance.com/blog/pneumonia-in-elderly #pneumonia #WorldPneumoniaDay #homecare #tips