April 6, 2020
Occupational therapy is a method of helping Toronto's seniors and elders lead independent and productive lives by allowing them to recover or develop skills needed to complete daily tasks. While occupational therapy can be utilized by those of any age, it has been known to be quite beneficial for seniors who feel as if they are no longer able to meet day-to-day challenges, both physically and mentally.
Identifying and preventing alcohol abuse in Toronto's seniors and elders: according to the NCADD, between 6 and 11 percent of elderly hospital admissions are due to alcohol or drug related problems.
Helping Toronto's seniors manage Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): studies indicate that Irritable Bowel Syndrome may affect up to 20% of the population, and that 10% of elderly people are affected.
Senior nutrition for a healthy heart: the American Heart Association estimates that 66% of cardiovascular disease deaths occur in seniors 75 and older. Maintaining healthy nutrition is important for senior heart health and the prevention of senior heart disease.
Senior kidney health and symptoms of kidney failure in seniors: according to the Kidney Foundation of Canada, an estimated 2.6 million Canadians have kidney disease, or are at risk.
Preparing for senior hospital visits: what you pack for your own or a senior loved one’s admission to the hospital, whether expected or unexpected, can make for a smoother, less stressful experience.
Eating well is especially important for seniors who become more susceptible over time to the effects from aging and symptoms of illnesses that afflict the elderly. Seniors often battle loss of appetite, challenges in cooking healthy foods for one, and other health-related obstacles. These challenges affect their overall health and wellbeing which allows them to continue living independent lives in their own homes.
Eye health for Toronto's seniors and elders: information about senior diseases that affect the eyes, common senior eye conditions and the importance of regular eye exams for seniors.
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