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Older Adults

Health services and supports targeted to those approximately age 55 years and older.

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Free shingles vaccine (Shingrix) is available to PEI seniors through community pharmacies in Epekwitk / PEI.

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Provides specialized comprehensive assessments of older adults with the goal of improving their health and/or quality of life. The assessments focus on function to help support older adults to remain healthy and independent for as long as possible. Functional assessments may benefit older adults who are experiencing difficulties in one or more of the following area:
  • Memory
  • Depression
  • Mobility and gait
  • Daily care, e.g. bathing, grooming or cooking
  • Medication management
The assessment will be performed in a setting most appropriate to the client's needs. e.g. At home; in a long-term, community care or acute care facility; or at the Provincial Geriatric Program office
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Provides in-home and inpatient services to assist people experiencing a progressive life threatening illness and their families. Includes:

  • Medical, nursing and professional care
  • Assistance understanding your illness and treatment options
  • Helping you learn to express your wishes and personal goals and help you to achieve these goals
  • Pain and symptom management
  • Respite care for families/caregivers
  • Advance care planning
  • Ongoing bereavement support for families
  • After hours in-home support is available through Island EMS by calling 9-1-1. Visit Paramedics Providing Palliative Care at Home Program for full details
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Provides specialized nursing and personal care services to people who can no longer live on their own, with family or with home care supports. Services are provided in both public and private long-term care nursing homes and include:
  • 24-hour nursing care
  • Room and board
  • Personal care
  • Medical services
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Provides in-home support to frail seniors with complex health needs to help them live at home longer, return home from hospital stays sooner or transition to long term care.

The program is offered jointly by professionals from the Home Care, Primary Care and Geriatric Programs who assist seniors in learning to better manage their health and make decisions that positively impact their quality of care and life.
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Provides group and individual activities suited to seniors' personal abilities and interests while providing respite for family/friend caregivers. Some locations offer personal care services.

Note: Participants must arrange their own transportation to and from the program
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Provides education sessions to help people living with dementia, and their family members and friends to live as well as possible with the disease. Participants have opportunities to learn and share with others who are affected by dementia. The sessions include:

  • A comprehensive overview of Alzheimer's and other dementias
  • Skills needed to provide day to day care
  • How to understand changes in behaviour, personality, and communication
  • Coping strategies
  • Available resources and support
  • Care in the later stages
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Provides education and support for individuals with living dementia and/or family caregivers from the time of diagnosis through ongoing treatment.
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Provides a free six-week virtual educational program to individuals with chronic diseases to improve heart health, strength, balance, and flexibility. The program is ideal for beginners and will focus on progressive, low to moderate intensity exercise weekly with with a clinical exercise physiologist, Katie Beck. Program includes:
  • Full initial health screening
  • Education on how exercise can help with specific health conditions and any considerations for those on medication and treatment
  • Exercise suggestions that are progressive and tailored to meet individual physical ability. A resistance band will be mailed to home and is the only equipment needed
  • Intention setting sessions, movement challenges, and recreational aspect (trivia, etc.) along the way
  • Introduction to the Graduate Program which will be available after the introductory program has been completed
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DASH Provided by: Health PEI

Helps identify early identification of risk for falls. Includes:

  • Fall risk screening by a physiotherapist
  • Home exercise program
  • Home safety information
  • Education to prevent falls and common foot issues
  • Eight-week follow-up and reassessment

Travel clinics may be available in Montague, Summerside and O'Leary.

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