Discover how nonprofits and community groups are revolutionizing senior care by bringing integrated health services directly to where older adults live. By focusing support in buildings with high numbers of seniors and people with disabilities, these programs help prevent hospitalizations and keep seniors healthier at home. With 95% of seniors already living independently, expanding community-based care means more aging Canadians can remain active, connected, and out of institutional settings. Let’s support better, more dignified care for our elders!
How Community Support Transforms Senior Care
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