Spectrum Appoints Jean François Rioux as Senior Vice President, Quebec
Spectrum is pleased to announce the appointment of Jean‑François Rioux as Senior Vice President, Quebec.
Spectrum is pleased to announce the appointment of Jean‑François Rioux as Senior Vice President, Quebec.
This spring we profiled one of our very special nurses who works with our dedicated and recognized Palliative Care Team: Katarina Bvoc Berta.
Now more than ever, the pandemic reminds us of the importance of nurses. Nurses are the ones who answer the call every day and for every patient.
Spectrum Health Care was recognized for overall business performance and sustained growth with the prestigious Canada’s Best Managed Companies designation.
Health experts are saying that 10,000 steps a day is needed in order to achieve a healthy lifestyle. Whether you are sitting for most of the day at your desk job or you are not as active as you would like to be – now is the time to challenge yourself to take at least 10,000 steps a day!
Our new mission and vision is solely focused on our patients and their families – how do we make this journey easier and better for them – while at the same time ensuring we are working with collaboration and impact alongside the other healthcare system partners around us.
Our frontline health care workers are Spectrum's heroes. Meet Teresa Cruz, one of our valued Personal Support Workers!
Meet Catherine, Seniors for Seniors March Employee of the Month. Catherine Garrett was chosen because she is a very caring and compassionate caregiver. We get lots of great feedback from clients on Catherine’s care. Catherine always goes above and beyond for her clients.
She was chosen to be our Employee of the Month because of her positivity and compassionate care towards her clients. We asked Maria a few questions about working as a senior companion.
With quarantine still in effect across most of Canada it may be difficult for seniors to get groceries or to prepare a nutritious meal. Fortunately there are services available to ensure that everyone can have healthy and fresh food available to them.
It is no secret that social isolation is a growing problem, especially with quarantine still in effect across most of Canada. Currently many seniors are struggling with loneliness and isolation. Having quality connections and social supports can increase happiness and longevity.