Senior Home Care Blog
How Solo Agers Can Live Safely With Parkinson’s Disease
May 19, 2025
Family & Loved Ones
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Scammers are getting smarter—and seniors are paying the price. From AI-generated voices to fake tech support, here’s how to recognize the red flags and stop elder financial abuse before it starts.
Protecting Seniors From Financial Fraud: How To Spot and Prevent Scams
April 21, 2025
Family & Loved Ones
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Scammers are getting smarter—and seniors are paying the price. From AI-generated voices to fake tech support, here’s how to recognize the red flags and stop elder financial abuse before it starts.
Community Living: When to Start Looking
April 08, 2025
Family & Loved Ones
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Not sure when to consider home care, senior living or maybe both? Learn the signs, explore your options, and plan for the right support—at the right time.
How Technology Can help keep the Home Safe for those with Parkinson’s
April 03, 2025
Family & Loved Ones
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Advancements in technology are bringing added safety and peace of mind to families and their loved ones aging in place with Parkinson’s. Here are some of the latest technologies.
How Sensi’s AI technology is Leveling-Up Home Care
March 12, 2025
Family & Loved Ones
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Right at Home Canada recently became the first major provider in Canada to offer Sensi's Care Intelligence solution to our clients. Sensi uses a small device (no bigger than an air freshener) to provide your Care Team with an added understanding of your loved one’s physical, emotional, and cognitive needs through an “always-on” virtual care assessment technology. Here is a bit about what that means for Canadians and why we are so excited to integrate this technology into our already-exceptional, in-person care offerings.
What is Dementia Friendly Canada?
January 08, 2025
Family & Loved Ones
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Right at Home is a proud supporter of Alzheimer Society of Canada and we are thrilled to support their incredible initiative called Dementia Friendly Canada. Let's learn about what that means.
Long-Distance Caregiving: Checklist for Holiday Visits
November 18, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
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The winter holidays are a special time for family gatherings, laughter, and shared memories. They also present an opportunity for long-distance caregivers to check in on the well-being of their older loved ones. If you are traveling to see older family members this season, you will naturally be interested in their health and well-being. Here are some things to consider during your visit that can help you help them from afar.
Making a Safe Transition From Hospital to Home
October 06, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
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A smooth transition home from the hospital can lower the risk of problems, prevent returns to the hospital, and help recovery happen faster. Here are some ways to plan for the return home.
How Keeping a Journal Helps Dementia Caregivers
September 07, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
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Whether caregivers are caring for someone with dementia or another illness, keeping a journal can help them manage their often overwhelming tasks. Here are some of the key benefits of journaling.
Tough Conversations: When Is It Time for Older Adults To Stop Driving?
July 31, 2024
Family & Loved Ones
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As we age, it becomes crucial to recognize when driving may no longer be safe. The decision to stop driving is significant and depends on a person’s ability rather than age. Here are some tips for starting the discussion with a loved one and exploring alternative transportation options.
