Community Partners in Action
The community of Innisfail recognizes the importance of supporting people living with dementia to live well and age […]
Theme: Aging in Place
Community Greenhouse for Older Indigenous Adults: Supporting Cognitive Health
Guided by Elders and Knowledge Keepers, this project aims to build a community greenhouse and garden that will […]
Co-creating a Virtual Community Care Hub to Support Seniors Aging ...
This project aims to build a virtual community health hub for Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities (NORCs) that integrates […]
The ‘MySense’ Solution
This project will assess the ability of MySense to improve the overall quality of life and independent living […]
Aging in place: using engaging and socially interactive pedalling to ...
This project will be adapting and evaluating the “Physical Centivizer” solution that helps older adults regain physical and […]
A Hospital Without Walls – Remote Patient Monitoring Reinvented for ...
The project, a collaborative effort between acute care, primary care, home care and geriatrics, explores a new use […]
A Community-driven and Elder-led Health and Wellness Program for Indigenous ...
Through an engaging, culturally relevant, Elder-led training program for caregivers and seniors, this project aims to support positive […]
jDome BikeAround: A Virtual Cycling Program to Reduce Falls
The jDome Bikearound can improve the quality of life of residents and help prevent falls
Ease e-Home: Plug and Play Technologies Support Carers and Older ...
This study is designed to develop a customizable and low-cost “smart home” using plug and play technologies for […]
A video-based reminiscence program to support quality of life in ...
This project will document the impact of LIFEView, a video-based integrative reminiscence program, with older adults in palliative […]
Positive Risk Management
The disease process in dementia affects behaviour, mood, physical and social functioning, often resulting in significant impairments in […]
Comprehensive Geriatric Management of LTC Residents w/ BPSD
The senior population in the Central West Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) is expected to increase by 64 […]
