Qualicare Toronto Homecare
3250 Bloor Street West, Suite 600 M8X 2X9 Toronto, ON, Canada

Encouraging your aging loved one to eat healthier can feel impossible. Our tip: Teach them how to cook their favorite comfort meals with a healthy twist! Not only will this help you bond with your parents or relatives, but it will show them how easy it can be to maintain a healthy diet!

When your loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia asks you an uncomfortable question What's the best way to respond? Read the article below to learn how to tackle those tricky conversations!

Strengthening mental health is sometimes the biggest challenge to conquer when striving for total wellness. Our tip: Try to eliminate anxious what if thoughts. Instead, focus on what you can control and try to keep a positive view of reality regardless of what gets thrown your way.

We are honored to bring peace of mind and independence back to your loved one. Visit our site to learn more about the many services we offer for a truly custom care plan: https://www.qualicare.com/toronto-on/

Caring for an aging loved one with limited mobility? Here are a few activities they can still enjoy!

January is all about maintaining proper health! Studies show people 65 and older should be active for at least 2.5 hours a week. Whether it’s a walk around the neighborhood or a home workout, encourage your loved one to get active today!

Watching a loved one age can be incredibly difficult, especially if they’re struggling with emotional or physical hardships. All of our caregivers are equipped to deliver the support your loved one needs to safely age in place.

Did you know we can help your loved one set and achieve goals? We can help with eating better, being more active, practicing a hobby or remain living at home. Our plans are customized to each person, and their unique goals. Contact us today to learn more: .

Our loved ones hold the key to living and loving beautifully. What’s the best advice you’ve received from someone with lots of life experience?

A reminder to call your loved one today! As we remain distanced from our parents or aging relatives, it’s important to make time for them with a call or video chat. Regular socialization can improve their overall mood, health, and quality of life. It can also ward off loneliness, depression, and poor health. Have you spoken to your loved one recently?

The hobbies your loved ones pick up could keep them healthier! What fun hobbies have you seen them pick up and excel at this year? We want to know!

When distance separates you from your loved one, you’d give anything to hear their voice or see their face. But when your loved one struggles with Alzheimer’s or dementia, their struggle with technology can make video calls rare. Check out this complete guide to navigating video calls with your loved one affected by Alzheimer’s or dementia today: www.dailycaring.com/best-way-to-make-video-calls-to-senior/

Happy holidays from our family to yours!

As we age, communication becomes more and more important. Tell your loved one you cherish them and the time you spend together today and every day.

Let us help you be the son, daughter or just the family member again. Our Care Experts understand the strain and exhaustion that results from being a family caregiver. Let Qualicare Toronto and Mississauga take it from here. Visit our site now to learn more about our custom home care services designed to make things a little easier for the whole family: https://www.qualicare.com/toronto-on/

Have you noticed your loved one slowing down, having a hard time remembering things or struggling to complete basic tasks? Let us help - we'll make a Care Plan based on their needs and adjust it as things change. Visit https://www.qualicare.com/toronto-on/ to learn more.

Our loved ones have done so much for us - cared for us, loved us, and passed on wisdom we didn’t understand until much later. Give them the opportunity to age independently, safely and comfortably at home with support from Qualicare Toronto and Mississauga. Visit our site to more about our range of home care services today: https://www.qualicare.com/toronto-on/

Puzzles, card games, and board games, oh my! Games are a great way to spend time with your loved one and help them strengthen cognitive skills that keep dementia at bay. What games do you enjoy playing together?

‘Tis the season to look back at cherished memories. What’s your favorite holiday memory or tradition? Share your story below!

Are you having trouble communicating with your loved one who has dementia? Our tips: Try making eye contact, using their name often, and maintaining a calm yet happy tone to keep them engaged.

Are you missing your loved one? If you are unable to be with your family during this holiday season, we understand how difficult and painful it can be. Take time to schedule regular calls whether it’s a quick chat before bed or a video call over a meal.

Living far away from your loved one can make you worry about basic things. Are they eating healthy meals? What about taking their medications and general well-being? Are they happy? The distance can be hard, but take a breath and know that Qualicare is here for your loved one, from everyday care to unexpected events. Visit our site now to learn more about our range of home care services: https://www.qualicare.com/toronto-on/

Today is World Kindness Day! We’d like to take this moment and thank our professional caregivers for showing kindness not just today, but every day. The little things they do for our clients and their families to cheer them up or make things just a little bit easier can make a world of difference - thank you.

Qualicare isn’t just home care. Our Care Experts provide companionship and compassion for your family member’s life. As the holidays approach, we understand that things can be a little trickier this year to get together. If loneliness is something your loved one is experiencing, a regular caregiver is a safe way to provide both emotional and physical care. Find out how we provide safe care here: www.qualicare.com/covid-19/

Do you often worry about your loved one not receiving the advocacy they deserve in medical situations when you aren’t present? Our Care Experts understand the local healthcare system and can help ensure your loved one's wishes are heard, and that they receive the best care possible. Learn more about our advocacy services by calling: .