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Caring for Yourself While Caring for Others
Waking up early, driving loved ones to doctor’s appointments, and providing constant reminders to take medications can place significant physical, emotional, and mental demands on individuals. Caregiving is often a […]
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The Growing Role of Caregiving in Canada
Have you ever needed to take care of a sick family member or look after a child growing up? You may not have planned to take on this role, but […]
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Understanding Changes to the SABS: For Better or for Worse?
In this edition of our newsletter, we will be discussing recent changes made to the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) and what these changes may mean for individuals following a […]
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The Importance of Medical Evidence in Accessing Rehabilitation Benefits
In this edition of our newsletter, we will be reviewing the recent Tribunal decision of Zapanta v. Security National Insurance Company, 2026 ONLAT 24- 010462/AABS [1]. On April 20, 2022, […]
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Your Home Suits You Today: Will It Still Meet Your Needs in Ten Years?
Written by Emma Pimentel Most older Canadians want the same thing: to stay in their own home for as long as they can. What far fewer of them have is […]
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Summer 2026
Dear readers, Summer is finally here! We hope you’re enjoying the warmer weather and finding time to relax in the sun. In this edition of our newsletter, we will be […]
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Summer 2026 – Thrive@Home
Dear readers, Summer is finally here! We hope you’re finding time to enjoy the sunshine and spend time with loved ones. In this issue, we’ll be discussing how end-of-life care […]
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Supporting Quality of Life Throughout End-of-Life Care
Written by Jennifer Yeung As Canada’s population continues to age, conversations around end-of-life care and planning are becoming increasingly important. By 2037, the number of Canadians aged 65 years and […]
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Staying Sharp as We Age: A Team Approach to Improve Cognitive Health
Written by Jennifer Yeung Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you went there, misplaced your keys, or struggled to remember someone’s name? Occasional forgetfulness is a […]
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