Connecting with a loved one at the Hamlets just got easier! It is so important to keep connected with one another, in an effort to keep the communication going between our residents and the outside world, and keep the positive vibes flowing, we have created a new...
Walking is one of the most natural things that humans can do. Not only is it enjoyable, but it is also a great way for seniors in the retirement community in Red Deer to stay active. Here are some tips for those seniors that like to walk. Get Good Shoes Not all shoes...
A key barrier that many people experience when it comes to visiting loved ones in residential care is that feeling of awkwardness when none knows what to say. This often leads to anxiety for not only the visitors, but also for the senior. Here are some conversational...
Feeling lonely as we age is not an uncommon occurrence. The reality is that as we age, family members move out of the home, and on with their lives. Friends, family and loved ones may have passed away, and getting around to social events becomes more difficult. While...
There is lots of talk about the importance of staying physically active as we age. As true as this is, another important aspect of staying healthy is to remain socially active as we age. For the Red Deer seniors in the care community, there are many ways to remain...
COVID 19 Update
To keep our residents, families, and team members safe, healthy, and happy The Hamlets Communities continue to implement protocols and safeguards in accordance with the guidelines from Provincial regulations to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission.
The Hamlets would like to thank all of our residents, families, and team members (our own Hamlets Heros) for their continued patience, understanding, and dedication in ensuring our communities are kept safe and healthy during these times.
