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An Alzheimer Café is a type of post-diagnostic group intervention, held monthly, that provides education, i

Our Residents at Grandview Towers have embraced an adult colouring program and we are encouraged by the results.

The month of February, or the month of love, seems like a prime opportunity to talk about heart health.  There are several lifestyle factors that play a key role in maintaining a healthy heart

In reflection of Alzheimer's Awareness month we recommend reading Feeding My Mother

For years before her death at age 96, Nancy Lundebjerg’s mother underwent a long, slow decline.Arthritis made it hard for Margaret Lundebjerg to get around.

With the holiday season upon us, many people look to set goals for the New Year. Often resolutions have a focus on nutrition and you commonly hear things like “eat less,” “use smaller plates”

Our newsletter celebrates the spirit of giving this holiday season. Our communities have been spreading Christmas cheer across British Columbia.

In 1982, the first year Evelyn Florendo volunteered to cook Christmas dinner for kids in custody at the Burnaby Youth Detention Centre, one girl in particular caught her attention.

On December 15th at 1PM, a bus load of Elves flooded London Drugs at Market Crossing to do some shopping for seniors in need.

More than half of Interior Health long-term care home residents in Kelowna rate their overall quality of care as excellent or very good, while only 37 per cent of residents say they can bathe

What are you most thankful for? My family, especially my lovely daughter! 

What are you most thankful for? Having a nice place to stay.