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Spectrum Leadership Spotlight – Meet Bhuwan!

At Spectrum Health Care, Bhuwan exemplifies “Carry the Torch of Empathy and Encouragement,” inspiring teams through compassion, motivation, and shared purpose to create lasting impact.

  • Our September Employee of the Month is .....

    Every month we pick an outstanding member of our Seniors for Seniors team to be our Employee of the Month. We chose Heather Cruickshank as our September Employee of the Month because of her warm smile and compassion towards our clients. Heather is able to bring her health care expertise to her current role.

  • Spectrum GOT LOUD for SickKids!

    On September 28, 2019, Spectrum Health Care Foundation had the privilege of being one of the sponsors of SickKids' flagship fundraising event, GetLoud. SickKids' largest event takes the energy and momentum of the very successful SickKids VS Limits campaign to the streets to raise money for a new hospital.

  • Do you know these surprising health facts?

    With new studies and reports being released daily it can be hard to keep track of what’s new in health and wellness. To help you stay on top of your health knowledge we’ve put together 10 health related facts that just might surprise you.

  • Prostate cancer: knowledge, prevention and early detection

    There’s nothing hairy about prostate cancer, other than the truth – 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Thanks to Movember and Prostate Cancer Canada, loads of information about screening, prevention and treatment are at the fingertips of men all over North America.

  • Caregivers need care too

    In Canada, over 8 million people provide care to a chronically ill or disabled loved one. Being a caregiver to your spouse, parent, sibling, relative, neighbour or friend is rewarding but can also be very challenging. Continue reading for tips and personal stories about caregiving.

  • Get help with stroke care

    If your loved one recently had a stroke, it is important to remember that rehabilitation is a vital aspect of recovery as it helps stroke survivors learn new ways of performing tasks that will help compensate for any residual damage.

  • Fitness and physical activity for seniors

    As someone ages, an active lifestyle is more important than ever. Regular exercise can help a senior boost their energy, maintain their independence, and manage their symptoms of illness or pain. Not only is exercise good for you/your loved ones physical health, but it is also good for the mind, mood, and memory.