Right at Home Barrie
115 Bell Farm Rd # 107 L4M 5G1 Barrie, ON, Canada

If you're looking for a wonderful gift that your older adult will use and enjoy, we've got you covered. #caregiving #homecare #Christmas #holidays https://bit.ly/38RzaFp

Exercise is an excellent, non-drug way to improve well-being and reduce challenging behaviours in seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia. https://bit.ly/36w2q1K

From puzzles to chatting about world events while doing house chores, cognitive stimulation is essential as we age. Here are some tips to keep you and your loved ones sharp. https://bit.ly/38vbMxq

Right at Home has always prioritized your loved one's safety, and we continue to offer this peace of mind as we move into the fall and winter seasons. Health screens for every client before each caregiver visit Health screens for every caregiver prior to the start of each day A policy of wearing a mask for every client, every time... Keeping client care teams small and dedicated to specific settings or families PPE protocol above best practice guidelines from Public Health Client and caregiver access to our RN for any COVID-related questions, discussions, fears https://bit.ly/3kk9nbK

Men are often less open about their health than women, being more likely to skip their yearly check-ups and resist seeing a doctor until a problem gets serious. Here are 6 steps men should take for their health at any age. https://bit.ly/2T0ut2R

Right at Home’s approach to dementia and cognitive support is grounded in the idea that ALL of our clients, regardless of the severity or progression of their cognitive change, have abilities to interact and connect with their surroundings. Along with our full suite of care services and dementia-trained Caregivers, Our dementia supports focus on: Familiar frame of reference Freedom to move about in a familiar, unrestricted space... Minimal stress, which can aggravate the symptoms of Alzheimer's and dementia Daily orientation to time, place and people Continuity of daily routines and schedules Consistent Caregivers and schedules Meaningful, stimulating activities https://bit.ly/3cjZoQx

John Stagliano tells us his story of struggling to maintain social distancing while taking care of his 82-year old parents, both of whom contracted COVID-19. https://stanford.io/2GMCcyw

When you're caring for an older adult with dementia, loneliness is a common feeling. Here are 4 Ways to overcome caregiver loneliness in dementia care from DailyCaring. https://bit.ly/2I0GN1o

At Right at Home we realize that choosing a provider is a difficult decision. Even if you decide not to use Right at Home’s amazing Caregivers, we still want to make sure you are asking the right questions before making an informed decision about support for a loved one. #homecare #seniorcare #caregivers #caregiving http://bit.ly/2OsFhFE

The Alzheimer Society of Canada has some great tips for managing dementia through COVID-19 here: https://bit.ly/34F1B71 Right at Home's Caregivers are trained in dementia care and are here to help with anything from companionship to 24/7 care, all while following covid-19 policies to keep you and your family safe. For more info, please reach out to your local office: https://bit.ly/2zn4mwA

Ontario's new regulations require employers to conduct health screens when employees come to work each day. Right Screens is an excellent option for employers to help adhere to these regulations while offering peace of mind. https://bit.ly/30jtRKq

Released last year, a fascinating deep dive into Canada's strategy to fight Dementia. A Dementia Strategy for Canada: Together We Aspire - Canada.ca #dementia #homecare #caregiving #canada https://bit.ly/2S1aS1H

For the second year in a row, Right at Home Canada has made The Globe and Mail's list of top growing companies in Canada. Congratulations to all our amazing Care Office owners and staff. Your uncompromised commitment to our clients and their families has made Right at Home a national success story. https://tgam.ca/3l1W93v

Sandwich generation caregivers are typically in their thirties, forties or fifties, taking care of younger children and parents at the same time. During the COVID-19 crisis, the usual stresses of multigenerational caregiving have been exacerbated. https://yhoo.it/2RYWSFS

Today is World Alzheimer's Day. We join The Alzheimer's Society in encouraging everyone to start a conversation about dementia. For more on the Right at Home approach to caring for a loved one with dementia, click here. https://bit.ly/3cjZoQx #WorldAlzheimersDay #homecare #caregiving

Right at Home is keeping your loved one safe at home, wherever home is to them. From companionship to nursing support, we offer a full suite of care options for all care levels. Speak to your Care Planner today for a free consultation. https://bit.ly/2zn4mwA

Families touched by dementia share their experiences during covid-19 on BlogTalkRadio. #caregiving #dementia #homecare https://bit.ly/3koIPG5

Although more and more cueing is required as the disease progresses, the long-term memory remains relatively intact until the later stages of Alzheimer’s Disease. https://bit.ly/2VT3qFD

As the school year begins and we make our way into Fall, now is a great time to have the home care talk with your loved one. Here are some tips to make that discussion easier. #HomeCare #caregiving https://bit.ly/2R8ofNo

An interesting new report reminding us that many older adults can continue to thrive at home with the support of in-home care. https://tgam.ca/2GeRITE

Seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia may show anxiety or agitation through fidgety hands. Here are 6 ways to help seniors with Alzheimer’s keep hands busy. https://bit.ly/2YXHrln