Posts by Spartan Wellness
Canadian Veterans and Cannabinoid Therapy
Canadian Veterans and Cannabinoid Therapy: A Promising Alliance For Canadian Veterans and medical cannabis it has emerged as a promising alternative for Veterans seeking relief from various physical and mental health conditions. With its potential to alleviate symptoms of PTSD, chronic pain, and anxiety, many Veterans are turning to cannabis as a natural remedy. For…
Read MoreEmbrace the Chill: 10 Winter Hobbies for Enhanced Wellness During Winter
Winter in Canada is a wonderland of opportunities, especially for our brave Canadian Forces veterans, dedicated RCMP, first responders, and all our fellow Canadians. Whether you’re seeking activities that are gentle on the body or mind, or looking for something to invigorate your spirit, here’s 10 winter hobbies for everyone. Spartan Wellness is here to…
Read More7 Summer Activities that Promote Physical and Mental Well-Bein
Introduction: Summer in Canada is a time for exploration, adventure, and embracing the great outdoors. For veterans, first responders, and frontline workers, it’s an opportunity to engage in activities that promote physical and mental well-being, while also fostering inclusivity and diversity. In this blog post, we’ll present seven exciting summer activities specifically tailored for Canadian…
Read MoreMaking your life easier with Pre-Coverage
Did you know Veterans Affairs Canada covers the cost of medical cannabis for certain pensioned conditions. To learn more please visit www.spartannetwork.ca From the time your prescription is sent to your License Holder (LH) of choice to when your coverage is approved by Medavie Blue Cross could take more than a month. Leaving you with…
Read MoreThe Pediatric Nausea Assessment Tool
Erin O’Shaughnessy, works as part of our prescribing staff where she helped write for this wonderful Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal article. With this article it shows she is a highly respected and knowledgeable NP in her field and prescription cannabinoid therapy. It is by this association that Spartan Wellness continues to be the best place…
Read MoreWhat are Nurse Practitioners?
Nurse practitioners (NPs) are registered nurses who have additional education and nursing experience, which enables them to: Autonomously diagnose and treat illnesses Order and interpret tests Prescribe medications Perform medical procedures NPs are health-care professionals who treat the whole person, an approach that includes: Addressing needs relating to a person’s physical and mental health Gathering…
Read MoreStay Safe, Keep Connected
At Spartan Wellness we understand that with social distancing and wanting to stay safe being a priority during COVID19 pandemic, it can be difficult to be away from family this long weekend. We have put together a list of free virtual screen-sharing software programs that will allow you to connect with love ones across the…
Read MoreVeteran Community Consultation / Consultation Auprès de la Communauté des Vétérans
(Le français suit) Dear Stakeholders and Advisory Group members, Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) has launched an online consultation to learn how we can better communicate with and reach out to former Canadian Armed Forces members and their families. The Veteran Community Consultation is geared toward Veterans who do not currently receive benefits and services from VAC.…
Read MoreLP Compassionate / Disability Pricing Requirements
Choosing a Licenced Producer (LP) for cannabinoid therapy can be difficult, there are hundreds of them, all making different products, growing different strains, and can be especially hard if you are on a low income or on disability. We here at Spartan Wellness care about your choices and we are here to help you with…
Read MoreThe 4 Steps to Take When Applying for a VAC Disability Award
You may hear a discussion of your service injury referred to as a pensioned condition, a disability “award”. Someone may ask you, “Are you applying for an award for your tinnitus?” The usual troop response would be, “No, I’m applying for hearing aids for my tinnitus”. Don’t assume the worst, just a different department and…
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