Caring for someone with dementia can spark a range of emotions – and these will change over time. Everyone’s dementia journey is different: some people will live long and fulfilling lives at home. Others may decline quickly and will need specialized care in the community.
In our previous story, we talked about how dementia is diagnosed, and what happens next. Here, we explore the various care options for those with dementia and their caregivers.
Renowned Métis artist Johnny Mukwa’s donation of two art pieces to Kootenay Lake Hospital comes from a deeply personal place.
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We’re honoured to announce that IH has been recognized as one of BC’s Top Employers, a distinction that celebrates organizations across the province.
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Tanis loves bringing people together in meaningful ways. She helps others use their skills, time and compassion to make a positive difference.
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At IH, there’s an opportunity for medical staff to advance their careers through the NAVIG8 Emerging Medical Leaders Program.
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Health Sciences Academy is a unique program that gives students an up-close look at health-care careers and an opportunity to learn from professionals.
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In the early years of life, particularly from birth to five years old, a child’s social and emotional development is just as vital as their physical growth.
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