Welbi Blog

In this blog, we explore how the right activities contribute to improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being, playing a pivotal role in supporting better clinical outcomes for senior living residents.

Caregiving is hard work. While many caregivers feel that it can be a rewarding experience, caregiving can affect physical and mental health.

There are a variety of modifications that can be made in and around the home to eliminate potential fall risks and make life easier for seniors as they age and their needs change.

Here’s our handy list of useful smartphone apps for caregivers. All are available on both the iOS App Store and Google Play Store.

Providing care for a loved one can be overwhelming, especially if it's your first time. Find out 7 essential tips you need to know as a first time caregiver.

Long-distance caregiving comes with its own set of unique challenges. With these essential tips, it’s possible to be a great caregiver without living nearby.

If you aren't healthy, how can you expect to take care of a loved one? As a caregiver, you must always remember to put your oxygen mask on first.

When you think about millennials, what comes to mind? What if we told you that 25% of Canadian caregivers are under the age of 30?

For caregivers, balancing career responsibilities with caregiving duties is no easy task. Welbi provides tips on how to manage and confront your boss.

Caring for seniors can be challenging and costly, which can take a toll on caregivers and relatives alike. Luckily, technology is changing that.

When a loved one becomes ill, we tend to only ask them questions about how they are doing physically. We ask them if they feel weak, tired, in pain; but, often.

When your focus is your loved one’s care, you may start feeling overwhelmed and forget to look after your health. Here are some tips for dealing with burnout.