This clock is made for Canadian seniors
The Auto-Dimming Digital Clock is an excellent tool for Canadian seniors, particularly those with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or vision impairments. With its clear display and specialized features, it can make day-to-day life easier and more comfortable. Here are the key benefits of this clock for seniors that you can find here on Amazon. 1. Enhanced Readability […]
Read inspiring stories for Canadian seniors
Reading 100 Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors offers a wealth of benefits for Canadian seniors, providing both joy and mental enrichment. This collection of short, uplifting stories is designed specifically to resonate with older adults, blending themes of resilience, nostalgia, and optimism. Here’s why this book (which can be found here on Amazon) can be […]
Glasses ease computer glare for Canadian seniors
Did you known that blue light from your devices could be harming your sleep? In our latest What’s Hot story, Gunnar Gaming and Computer Glasses, like the model linked here from Amazon, are designed to block blue light and reduce digital eye strain, which can be highly beneficial for Canadian seniors who spend time in […]
AI being used to help Canadian seniors at home
Comprehensive Healthcare at Home (CHAH) is proud to announce the launch of Vision AI Care, an innovative solution that is set to transform healthcare delivery in Canada. CHAH Technology, based in Ontario, has partnered with Chooch, a global leader in AI-powered computer vision, to deliver this ground-breaking advancement in home-based healthcare. Vision AI Care leverages cutting-edge AI […]
Canadian seniors get help with hand tremors
Steadiwear has launched its third-generation Steadi-3 glove designed to reduce hand tremors for people living with Essential Tremor and Parkinson’s disease – and nearly half the size and weight of the previous device. Steadiwear is an AGE-WELL startup affiliate and has received support from the network through the development of its anti-tremor glove. Steadi-3 is […]
Canadian seniors need to travel smarter
Have you just reached for your fall jacket for the first time this year? Now is probably the time when you start planning your escape south from the winter chill. Whether for a short or long stay, heading south takes preparation. Here is some pre-departure advice that will help you enjoy the sun while staying […]
Can Canada afford expanding seniors benefits?
Canada’s budget watchdog says the federal government may not meet its fiscal anchors if it acquiesces to the Bloc Québécois’ demand to expand seniors benefits in exchange for keeping the minority Liberals in power. Bloc leader Yves-François Blanchet confirmed his party would vote against a Conservative non-confidence motion, giving the Liberals enough support to avoid […]
The flu shot has arrived for Canadian seniors
Getting a flu shot is one of the most important steps Canadian seniors can take to protect their health, especially as the flu season approaches. For seniors, the flu can lead to severe complications, hospitalization, and even death due to their age-related vulnerabilities and potential preexisting conditions. Here are key reasons why Canadian seniors should […]
Cancer screening expanding across Canada
Canada is making excellent progress in establishing, expanding and improving lung and cervical cancer screening programs across the country, according to new environmental scan reports from the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership). This is critical because regular screening can help save lives. “Screening programs that are more accessible to everyone, including those in rural and remote […]
Party promises free transit for seniors in B.C.
BC NDP candidates Garry Begg (Surrey-Guildford) and Jinny Sims (Surrey-Panorama) announced recently that the BC NDP will be delivering free public transit for seniors in off-peak hours.“For seniors in our community, especially those who don’t drive, it can be challenging to get to their appointments or even the grocery store,” said Begg. “At the same […]
