The multi-level house with a grand, sprawling staircase you see splashed across the latest Architectural Digest feature? It might be a designer’s dream – but it’s not suitable for everyone. More specifically, it’s not suitable for seniors hoping to age in place,...
Aging is an inevitable (and in many ways, incredible) part of life, but it can also bring with it certain feelings of uncertainty and trepidation. As we get older and our needs change, our home – which should always feel like a safe haven – can start to feel limiting....
Picture this: Someone you love recently underwent a surgery, and is about to return home to focus on their recovery. The only problem? The very place that should offer comfort and safety suddenly feels like a minefield of barriers and potential accidents. Stairs...
As more Canadians choose to age in place, the presence of beloved pets has become an important part of that journey. Whether it’s a loyal dog, a quiet cat, or a chirpy bird, pets provide companionship, emotional support, and routine, which are essential for...
As we age, even the simplest daily routines—like bathing—can become challenging and potentially hazardous. For seniors living in Calgary, ensuring bathroom safety is a key step toward maintaining independence and peace of mind. Traditional tubs and high-threshold...
A successful recovery from surgery, injury, or chronic illness depends largely on one’s environment. Occupational therapists (OTs) and physiotherapists (PTs) understand that healing does not end when the patient goes home from the clinic—it continues at home, where...
