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Tag Archives: Health Care
Seniors Online
Learning how to use a computer and the Internet is bringing benefits to the lives of many seniors. These seniors are not the baby boomers whose participation in the workplace coincided with the proliferation of computer technology. These are older … Continue reading
Posted in Connected seniors, Cyber seniors, Digital world, Elder population, Golden Years, Internet scams, Longevity, Quality of life, Retirement, Seniors online, Social isolation, Wired seniors
Tagged Connected seniors, Cyber seniors, Digital world, Elder population, Golden Years, Health Care, Internet scams, Longevity, Quality of life, Retirement, Seniors online, social connections, Social isolation, Wired seniors
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Deferred Pension Benefits – Who Really Benefits?
The changes to pension benefits proposed by the Harper government have left many of us with a troubling question – “Who really benefits from these changes?” According to the proposed legislation, the purpose of these changes is to put OAS … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Census, Baby boomers, Canada Health Care, CPP, Demographics, Economy, GIS, Guaranteed Income Supplement, Health Care, OAS, Old Age Security, Pension Reform, Pensioners health care
Tagged 2012 Census, Baby boomers, Canada Health Care, Canada Pension Reform, CPP, Deferred pension benefits, Demographics, GIS, Guaranteed income Supplement, Health Care, Old Age Security
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Pension Benefits and Increasing Seniors Demographic
An increasing number of Canadians are becoming concerned about their CPP benefits in light of the global economic turmoil. Among the greatest concerns are the prospect of a double dip recession, increased fiscal constraints, and a shrinking labour force of … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Pension Plan, CPP, Economy, Elders, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, Health Care, Pension Reform, Pensions, Pooled pensions, Recession, Retirement, Seniors demographic, Seniors tsunami
Tagged Canada Pension Plan, CPP, Economy, Elders, Health Care, Jim Flaherty, Pension Reform, Pooled pensions, Recession, Seniors demographic, Seniors tsunami
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Art Therapy for seniors
Art is a powerful and effective form of communication that stimulates thoughts and emotions in the artist and also those viewing art works. It has proven to have tremendous benefits and has increasingly become a therapeutic method for enhancing health … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer, Art Therapy, Dementia, Elder Care, Elders art therapy, Golden Years, Health Care, Long Term Care, Occupational therapy, Pensioners, Quality of life, Retirement hobbies, Seniors art therapy, Seniors demographic, Seniors' health, Social isolation
Tagged Alzheimer, Art Therapy, Dementia, Golden Years, Health Care, Retirement hobbies, Seniors art therapy, Seniors' health, Social isolation
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