Seniors in Winnipeg say embracing technology has allowed them to keep their social lives going throughout the novel coronavirus pandemic. View original article here Source
The pandemic has left many people spending more time indoors and isolated, but it’s also pushed some to embrace technology as a way to connect with loved ones. Amber McGuckin …
The COVID-19 pandemic has left more seniors isolated in their homes and distanced from loved ones, but in some cases technology is helping to make connections happen. Global’s Amber McGuckin …
The way we visit with seniors could be changing soon as more of our most vulnerable get vaccinated every day. But, even after getting the shot, epidemiologists say not so …
With access to COVID-19 vaccines slowly expanding across Canada, some experts are emphasizing that age should be the main priority, even over some essential workers. The director of geriatrics at …
Winnipeg Regional Health AuthorityPublished Wednesday, December 9, 2020 Everyone loves a parade, no one more so than the staff and residents of the Saul & Claribel Simkin Centre personal care …