Category: Assisted Living

As seniors transition to assisted living communities, it is essential to recognize the factors that may impact their well-being. Identifying strategies to promote emotional health, cognitive function, and social engagement among seniors in assisted living is imperative to the sustainment of good well-being among older adults. At Route65, we are dedicating to providing comprehensive educational […]

The transition to assisted living can be a life-changing experience for seniors and their families. Some older adults may require assistance with various activities of daily living and assisted living communities like the ones listed on Route65.ca provide the necessary support and services in British Columbia. These communities ensure that seniors are able to maintain […]

What is a digestive tract? The digestive tract is a set of organs that work together when you consume food and liquid to help you swallow, digest, and absorb nutrients and eliminate waste. A gastrointestinal (GI) condition occurs when the digestive system is not functioning as it should. Common GI conditions are diverticular disease, inflammatory […]

Canadians living with dementia are going public for a third consecutive year to change hearts and minds. They are courageously stepping forward with their personal stories in the Alzheimer Society’s nation-wide campaign, “I live with dementia. Let me help you understand.” as part of January’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. According to Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), forty […]

It might seem obvious to an adult child that their elderly parent should be considering an independent or assisted living home, but many older adults are unaware of the ways a move may benefit them. Suggesting a transition can be a difficult topic to approach, so here are some tips on how to discuss this […]