For seniors living alone during the pandemic, times are certainly challenging. Everyday tasks, like buying groceries, keeping in touch with friends and family or going to appointments, are particularly hard. Many seniors are also grappling with feelings of isolation and stress, especially since this aging population is more vulnerable to complications from COVID-19. As Canadians continue to flatten the curve by staying home and ensuring physical distancing, it may seem counter-intuitive for... [read more]

Seeing your parents as people doesn’t always come naturally. For your whole life, you likely saw your Mom or Dad as your protector, caregiver, sounding board or guide. These are people that you admire and perceive as pillars of strength. No matter how old you get, there is still comfort in calling Mom or Dad after a bad day or when you need a boost. As adult children, we often forget that our parents are people too. They have their struggles, limitation and challenges –... [read more]

Attention Downsizers Join us for a free online senior living workshop hosted by Parkland on the Glen! Simplifying Your Move and Knowing When to Sell Thursday, May 27, 2021 12 p.m. EST Monica Black from Simple Easy Transitions and Deborah Clerk from Keller Williams will discuss the best time to sell and key strategies to simplify your move. Registration and full details here.  [read more]

Retirement communities in Mississauga stand as beacons of care, offering a nuanced spectrum of services tailored to the distinct health needs and lifestyles of seniors. Delve into this comprehensive guide to understand the graded continuum of care, thoughtfully designed to accommodate various preferences and circumstances. Active Adult Living or "55-Plus Living" in Mississauga Embark on the senior living journey with active adult communities, fostering an environment where... [read more]

Leaving the family home and moving into a retirement community or assisted living environment can have its overwhelming moments. Whether you yourself are embarking on this next chapter or have a loved one that is, you know just how many decisions and details need attention. And even if the move is spurred by choice and not circumstance, it’s normal to feel some level of anxiety. After all, there is much uncertainty that comes with transitioning to retirement living – it’s a... [read more]