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June is Seniors’ Month: Give thanks to the seniors in your life

Jun 07 2013 Written by Jackie Hickey, RN
June is Seniors’ Month: Give thanks to the seniors in your life

Another early morning out on the Toronto area roads, off to a Seniors’ Month event in the city. June is Seniors’ Month and one of the busiest months for me, although it goes by fairly quickly with all the activities, celebrations and events that honour our seniors in the community. I love it! Recently, I’ve [...]

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Home care is getting a face lift

Jun 01 2012 Written by Jackie Hickey, RN
Home care is getting a face lift

If you’re not talking about it, reading about it or hearing about it, maybe you’re missing the boat – it looks like the home and community care issue has finally hit ground. The Ontario government, the citizens, companies, as well as caregivers have been fighting the good fight to have home and community care recognized [...]

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How to stay in the place you call home

Aug 12 2011 Written by Jackie Hickey, RN
How to stay in the place you call home

The Caring@Home blog welcomes ReliAble Independent Living Services guest blog by RONNY WISKIN. In a modern society, most parents find it difficult to accept help from their adult children. A global aging/health care crisis is upon us. In Ontario, 85% of people over the age of 65 want to continue living at home, according to [...]

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Posted in Caregivers, health care, health tips, seniors 1 Comment - Tagged family caregiver, home care, home modification, ministry of Health and Long term care, nurse

Long term care is a catch 22 for many baby boomers

Aug 05 2011 Written by Jackie Hickey, RN
Long term care is a catch 22 for many baby boomers

The other day my 80-plus-independent mom said, “It’s OK to put me in a nursing home if something happens and I can’t stay in my home.” It sent chills up the back of my neck. There are very few seniors who willingly leave their home to go into a nursing home (now known as long-term [...]

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Posted in Caregivers, health care, seniors 7 Comments - Tagged adult independent living, assisted living, caregivers, family caregivers, health information, long term care, LTC

Home care is the cornerstone of an inclusive, turn-key health care system for seniors

Apr 08 2011 Written by Jackie Hickey, RN
Home care is the cornerstone of an inclusive, turn-key health care system for seniors

Often, family caregivers start off thinking they can manage caring for an ailing parent on their own. But as the task becomes overwhelming – especially if they are of the sandwich generation and have jobs and children – their role shifts to that of a health care system navigator. Arranging publicly funded home or institutional [...]

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Posted in Caregivers, health tips, seniors 2 Comments - Tagged baby boomer, care, caregivers, family caregiver, government, health information, healthcare, help, home care, ministry of Health and Long term care, nurse, older adult, provincial, senior, support
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