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11/16/2025

11/16/2025

With temperatures forecasted to drop across the UK over the next few days, it’s important to make sure that we’re looking out for our loved ones living with dementia.

Winter can be a particularly difficult time for somebody living with dementia. The bad weather and colder temperatures can bring specific challenges, and can sometimes make symptoms temporarily worse.

They may not always be able to communicate that they are cold – or they might not even recognise it themselves.

Perception issues can also make it difficult for someone with dementia to see icy patches on a pavement or understand that a surface may be extra slippery.

So make sure to check in regularly on loved ones, friends and neighbours living with dementia, and follow our useful tips to help support them through the winter.

11/16/2025

This , stay active and prevent falls with the Seniors Active Living Centre Program.

There are over 400 programs across the province that promote health, well-being, and social connection.

Use our map locator to find a program near you by city, address, or postal code.

Learn more:
www.ontario.ca/SeniorsCentre



Ontario Ministry of Health | Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing | Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care | Participaction | Ontario Health atHome | Fall Prevention Month | AdvantAge Ontario | OACAO

11/11/2025

"Never in the face of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few" - Winston Churchill.

10/15/2025

10/12/2025

In this season of thanks, we all remember things we are grateful for. For iCARE one Health, it’s our customers and team members! We wish you the best !

09/29/2025

Today is ! Encourage the that you are caring for to include these habits into their day:

We all want to live a life that is free from heart disease and there are a lot of things that seniors can do each day to achieve that. The key is to make your heart a priority today so …

09/01/2025

This weekend, our team is working to support our patients and their families.

We know that care doesn't take a holiday, and neither do we. Our compassionate team members are there when you need them most.

Wishing everyone a restful long weekend! https://www.icarehomehealth.ca

08/13/2025

Do you know how to recognize delirium? Unlike dementia, a condition that progresses slowly over time, delirium is characterized by sudden changes. To learn more about delirium and how to recognize the signs early, read our blog post here: https://alzheimer.ca/ns/en/whats-happening/news/world-delirium-awareness-day

Dr. Sam Searle, geriatrician and assistant professor at Dalhousie University, was a guest speaker for our AlzEd about delirium. You can watch the session on our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxi-tsSH6CQ&list=PLJfRsWgBQnHxwYzHd8iVQwLnt5eGyejw4&index=5

08/11/2025

08/09/2025

for Southern Ontario & the GTA:
Temps expected to reach 40c with the humidex today. Extreme heat can put everyone at risk of heat illness particularly the , people with breathing difficulties, heart conditions or psychiatric illnesses.

Prevent by drinking lots of liquids, especially water. Remember, that thirst is not a good indicator of dehydration.

Vehicles can get extremely hot when parked in the sun. Do not leave people or pets in parked cars.

08/08/2025

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