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By: Sheryl Ubelacker The Toronto Star, The Canadian Press January 4, 2010 Canada needs a national strategy to prepare for a tidal wave of dementia cases in the coming decades that could swamp the health-care system and put a severe drain…
Read article Alzheimer’s cases set to escalate↗By: André Picard, Public Health Reporter The Globe and Mail January 3, 2010 The annual cost of dementia is projected to soar tenfold in the next generation, a stark illustration of the impact an aging Canadian population will have on the…
Read article Costs to soar as aging Canadians face rising tide of dementia↗While we have enjoyed a wonderful Fall, we know that this month will bring snow as well as a variety of other adventures. The month of December is typically filled with good cheer, time with family and friends, great food and the…
Read article Newsletter December 2009↗By: Audrey Miller MSW, RSW, CCRC, CCLCP CARP Winter 2009 It is getting to be that time again and holidays are around the corner. Do your parents live in another city than you? For many the holiday period is a time when families are…
Read article Aging Parents and Holiday Season Sanity↗By: Audrey Miller MSW, RSW, CCRC, CCLCP December 2009 The holidays can be a wonderful time to spend together with loved ones, remembering the meaning of the season and celebrating together. When visiting with and sharing time with a…
Read article A Cup of Care: A Pinch of Hope: Spending holidays with a family member who has dementia.↗