Health Insight
COVID-19
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Improving Health Literacy to Curb COVID-19 Transmission
In order to curb the spread of COVID-19 today, health officials need to follow some simple rules to ensure facts prevail on social media networks.
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For People with Aphasia, the Pandemic’s Isolation Is Nothing New
Imagine sheltering in place during COVID-19 without being able to communicate with your friends and family. This is reality for Canadians with aphasia.
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Don’t Navigate Mental Health and Addiction Support Alone
There are thousands of government-funded mental health and addiction resources and programs. Don't struggle alone — ConnexOntario can help you find support.
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To Jeanne Beker, a Healthy Brain Means a Healthy Life
Jeanne Beker — fashion journalist, television star, and Honourary Board Member of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative — discusses brain health awareness.
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Important Research: COVID-19’s Effect on Older Adults
Scientists at the Rotman Research Institute are studying how COVID-19 affects older adults' brains, mental health, and more.
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Boreal Wellness Centres — Pioneering Virtual Group Therapy
Boreal Wellness Centres is removing access barriers to mental health support, which is a valuable way for employers to support employee productivity.
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Eating Well Is Easier and Safer for Seniors with Meal Delivery
The meal delivery service Heart to Home Meals offers seniors peace of mind, convenience, and nutritious food by delivering cooked meals, contactless.
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COVID-19 Crisis Shows the Urgent Need for Seniors’ Advocacy
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted critical issues affecting seniors’ care, health, and safety. CARP invites you to build a better future — together.
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Technology and Aging in This Moment of Crisis and in the Future
Now more than ever, older Canadians are eager to embrace new technologies — if they have the right tools and support. Learn how AGE-WELL is helping.
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Don’t Treat Us Last Just Because of Our Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
To help the medical community approach how to treat people with dementia, the Alzheimer Society of Canada convened the COVID-19 and Dementia Task Force.