Join Stay At Home Nursing in recognizing January as Alzheimer’s Month.  This is an important time to raise awareness, reduce stigma around dementia, and share trustworthy, evidence-based information about cognitive health and aging.    Alzheimer’s disease is a...

When someone sneezes, we say Gesundheit - a small cultural habit meaning health. In Germany, under the Gesundheitfonds, they have quietly built one of the most functional healthcare systems in the developed world, while Canada continues to struggle with access, waits,...

Canadian ERs struggle every winter – but this year, home-based predictive care may be our best defence Across Canada, hospitals are preparing for what could be another difficult winter. In the Southern Hemisphere, a more aggressive flu strain spread faster and caused...

The holidays can be the most wonderful time of the year!  For caregivers however, it can also be one of the most stressful times of the year.   With shopping, holiday preparations and family gatherings, combined with everyday demands of caregiving, it can be easy to...

When seatbelts were first introduced, people hated them.  Drivers cut them out of their cars. Talk radio hosts mocked them as “nanny state nonsense.” Legislators warned about “government intrusion.”  Some doctors even claimed seatbelts could trap passengers or...

Reimagining capacity, equity, and resilience through Comprehensive Healthcare at Home  Canada’s hospitals are full, and the math no longer works.  If demand for acute care continues to grow at its current pace, we will need to double hospital bed capacity—from roughly...

Canada’s healthcare crisis isn’t just a moral or medical issue—it’s the single biggest missed opportunity for national renewal. While the federal government’s new Major Projects Office fast-tracks infrastructure, energy, and mining investments, it has ignored the most...

Living with and caring for a loved one with serious health or medical issues can be exceptionally demanding, often leading to high levels of stress or even caregiver burnout. Palliative care helps ease this burden by enabling ongoing support and professional guidance...

Leaving the hospital should be a moment of relief — but for many families, it can also feel overwhelming. In hospital, everything is taken care of: meals, medications, treatments, and round-the-clock monitoring. At home, suddenly the responsibility shifts back to you....