Health Insight
Advocacy
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Better Cardiovascular Health Improves Rheumatoid Arthritis
Exercise and mindfulness can help people with rheumatoid arthritis manage their disease and improve heart health. Carrie Barnes has always been active. She used to play volleyball regularly and jog up to 10 kilometres a day. When she developed rheumatoid arthritis (RA), Barnes had to find other activities that weren’t as hard on her most...
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Enjoy All the Fun of Travel without Any of the Stress
For those who wish to experience the joys of travelling without the stress of planning, Senior Discovery Tours is the answer. Exploring the world by travelling can be a great way to connect with other cultures and foster new relationships. With that said, planning a trip can be stressful — knowing where to go, where...
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Reverse Mortgages: Is It Time to Give Them a Second Look?
COVID-19, inflation, and the high cost of living are prompting more Canadians to give reverse mortgages a second look. Reverse mortgages are gaining popularity among older Canadians. Soaring real estate values, lower interest rates, and inflation are helping to drive this trend — as is COVID-19. In a recent Financial Post article, Andrew Moor, President...
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Early Detection and New Treatments in Lung Cancer Offer Hope
Lung cancer has had a significant impact on Canadians, but patients now have more reasons for optimism with new treatments and screening programs.
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Spectrum Health Care: Supporting Seniors at all Stages of Life
Spectrum Health Care and Seniors for Seniors provide trusted home care and companionship services to support the well-being of elderly Canadians.
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Got Joint Pain? Take Action Now
Many people who experience joint pain as they get older think it’s a normal part of aging. It’s not, so don’t dismiss it. Joint pain can worsen when left untreated and lead to mobility issues. If you’re experiencing joint pain, it’s time to take control and take action. The Arthritis Society can help you do just that.
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Considering Retirement Living? Now Is the Perfect Time
Chartwell retirement residences offer older adults increased independence and peace of mind with convenient support and social connections.
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How You Can Reduce the Risk of Falls as an Older Adult
You might think falling is an inevitable by-product of getting older. It doesn’t need to be – and we also need to understand the great risks when an older adult suffers injury when they fall.
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Supporting Seniors in Getting and Staying Active
Being physically active helps us to stay independent and mobile. It boosts immune function and reduces the risk of chronic illness.
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Education at the Forefront of Building a Successful Financial Future
The CFEE has developed several programs designed to assist older Canadians in making better money management decisions.