Stay At Home Nursing Care

01/27/2026

Aging in place is reshaping elder care. Learn about the top 5 enablers that support seniors in living independently at home. https://ow.ly/GcKK50Y3KSX

01/26/2026

Meaningful communication goes beyond words — especially in dementia care. Learn how listening with intention and using gentle non-verbal cues can build trust and comfort: https://stayathomenursing.com/2023/caring-for-loved-ones-with-dementia-alzheimers/

01/23/2026

Have you noticed changes in memory that go beyond normal aging? Knowing what’s typical — and what’s not — matters. https://ow.ly/5vct50Y1Pko

Join Stay At Home Nursing in recognizing January as Alzheimer’s Month. This is an important time to raise awareness, reduce stigma around dementia, and share trustworthy, evidence-based information about cognitive health and aging. Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that affects...

01/23/2026

A thoughtful and timely article on the real pressures facing our healthcare system — and why care at home is becoming such a critical part of the solution. This gets to the heart of what so many families are experiencing, and why finding better ways to support people before they reach a crisis matters. https://ow.ly/VmiV50Y1Oxe

01/21/2026

Post-surgical recovery needs careful management. Our nursing care includes wound assistance and symptom control, all in the comfort of your home. Let us help you heal: https://ow.ly/ifhK50Y07mz

01/19/2026

More money isn’t the solution. Canada’s healthcare challenge isn’t about spending less or more — it’s about spending differently. Germany shows how smarter design leads to better access and outcomes. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/KLBb50XZIJk

When someone sneezes, we say Gesundheit - a small cultural habit meaning health. In Germany, under the Gesundheitfonds, they have quietly built one of the most functional healthcare systems in the developed world, while Canada continues to struggle with access, waits, and outcomes. This article is n...

01/16/2026

The transition from hospital to home can be a vulnerable moment. With the right assistance, it becomes a path back to strength and independence. If you’re considering home support, we’re here to answer questions — no pressure, no rush. https://ow.ly/1nB050XWYeY

01/15/2026

This winter isn’t “just the flu.” With ERs already full, even a moderate flu season can strain the system. Prevention at home matters more than ever. Read more: https://ow.ly/9nlc50XWZn5

Canadian ERs struggle every winter – but this year, home-based predictive care may be our best defence Across Canada, hospitals are preparing for what could be another difficult winter. In the Southern Hemisphere, a more aggressive flu strain spread faster and caused more severe illness than expec...

01/14/2026

True care goes beyond treatment. It’s about easing pain, bringing peace, and walking beside families when they need it most. https://ow.ly/P5z250XWKWL

01/13/2026

Can where you recover impact how well you recover? This short video might change how you think about homecare.

01/09/2026

Wondering if home care might be the right next step? Learn how to spot the signs and take that first step with confidence. https://ow.ly/V8US50XL9RP

01/08/2026

Knowing when to ask for help isn’t always easy. Choosing home care isn’t about losing independence — it’s about protecting comfort, safety, and quality of life. Whether support is needed after an illness, with daily routines, or simply to reduce isolation, home care is a thoughtful, proactive choice. We understand how emotional this decision can be, and we’re here to walk alongside you. Asking for support is an act of strength. https://ow.ly/eAlF50XL9tE