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The implementation of Universal Health Care (UHC) has been a defining aspect in Canadian history; for those who are not aware, UHC provides all citizens of a country access to healthcare, as opposed to offering health services exclusively to those who can afford them.

These days, health care professionals of all kinds are needed more than ever to meet the long-term care needs of Baby Boomers. If you’ve ever taken a history or social class in high school, then you know exactly what happened in 1945

Dementia is defined as being a consistent decline in an individual’s mental processing abilities which severely hinders their ability to function in their daily lives.

Health Care Aides have one of the most important positions in the workforce. Discover how a winning attitude can make an even bigger difference for this meaningful profession by reading our blog.

Seniors represent the fastest growing age group in Canada. The 2011 census reported that almost 15% of Canadians were 65 years or older, and this population is expected to double by 2036, while the number of those over 80 is expected to quadruple by 2051.

Dementia is an increasing health issue in Canada. As our largest segment of the population, the baby boomers continue to age over the next few decades; this health issue will continue to magnify. Family members are the first line of support to dementia patients.