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G8 Dementia Summit of 2013 – What is the World Doing?

A Brief Look Back At The G8 Dementia Summit Of 2013 In December of 2013, Canada was part of the
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Walk for Memories – Alzheimer Society

Walk for Memories Dear friends of Terri-Lynne and Paul, This year First Class Home Care will be participating in the Walk
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Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s at Home

As we age we know there may come a time when we need help in managing our health care. We
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Ways to Encourage Seniors to Eat

Ways to Encourage Seniors to Eat Getting enough to eat can be difficult for seniors. They may be struggling with
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Retiring At Home

The commonly-held vision of retirement – leaving the workforce at 65 and moving somewhere sunny and warm – is no
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Detection of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)

November 2014 For many of you, dealing with a family member, relative or friend with MCI (Mild Cognitive Impairment) for
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Night Care for Elderly Parents

Night time can be a dangerous time for the elderly. Sometimes seniors have their days and nights confused, sometimes they
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Senior Memory Loss? Here are Five Ways to Prevent It

As our parents age, we expect them to start having trouble with their memories; forgetting where they left their keys
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Volunteer Appreciation Day

Hi There,This past Tuesday, April 22nd, Terri-Lynne, owner of First Class Home Care Inc. had the pleasure of meeting and
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Signs that your Parents/Grandparents Need More Care

Because of the distance to travel, busy careers and other family commitments, many of you do not have enough time
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Managing Your Health at Home

Managing Your Health at Home             There are a number of personal healthcare tasks that do not need to be
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Community Events

Supporting the Franklin Horner Community Centre On Saturday, November 9th,2013 First Class Home Care Inc. was at the Franklin Horner
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