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Age-friendly communities can help you age at home and live independently

Retirement residences today have many care options and a host of amenities

Can Canada, with its aging population, keep up as the world works to tackle dementia? We explore the findings of CanAge's 2022 Dementia in Canada report.

From voice-activated home alarms to smartwatches with blood sugar monitors, learn how you can age at home with the help of technology.

A balanced approach to caregiving often begins with communication and education.

Five years ago, my parents’ world changed when an unexpected illness left my mother needing permanent personal caregiving support at home. We scrambled, in a moment of crisis, to find trustworthy and reliable help. Planning for this kind of support, logistically...

A care plan helps families understand and budget for the different types of care an older adult may need.

The pandemic and the devastation that hit long-term-care homes dramatically altered the way we view our own vulnerability and health.

With the right plan, people and conversations, older Canadians can chart a course for safeguarding control and expression of their identity as they age.