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New small care homes model offers a more affordable alternative to new senior care developments amid growing long-term care waitlists. #senior #care #vancouver #cbcnews #britishcolumbia

New small care homes model offers a more affordable alternative to new senior care developments amid growing long-term care waitlists. #senior #care #vancouver #cbcnews #britishcolumbia

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Aging in place option keeps seniors out of nursing homes, but not without access | AdvantAge Ontario - Advancing Senior Care

Aging in place option keeps seniors out of nursing homes, but not without access | AdvantAge Ontario - Advancing Senior Care

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BC Care Providers Association CEO Terry Lake discusses the visitation rule changes that are about to come into effect at long-term care homes. MORE: https://globalnews.ca/news/8013649/covid-19-b-c-government-to-update-long-term-care-visitation-guidelines/ | Global BC

BC Care Providers Association CEO Terry Lake discusses the visitation rule changes that are about to come into effect at long-term care homes. MORE: https://globalnews.ca/news/8013649/covid-19-b-c-government-to-update-long-term-care-visitation-guidelines/ | Global BC

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‘Going backwards’: Advocate urges action on services for B.C. seniors

‘Going backwards’: Advocate urges action on services for B.C. seniors

'Going backward': BC seniors languish on wait-lists as over-65 population increases, says advocate

'Going backward': BC seniors languish on wait-lists as over-65 population increases, says advocate

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BC's tuition-waiver program allows more youth aging out of care to access post-secondary education. https://news.gov.bc.ca/15314 | Government of British Columbia

BC's tuition-waiver program allows more youth aging out of care to access post-secondary education. https://news.gov.bc.ca/15314 | Government of British Columbia

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‘We’re actually going backwards’: Who will care for B.C.’s seniors as the number of elderly rapidly rises?

‘We’re actually going backwards’: Who will care for B.C.’s seniors as the number of elderly rapidly rises?

CTVNewsMichele Brunoro

'There is no risk-free option': B.C. seniors advocate on dealing with COVID-19 restrictions and visiting loved ones during the pandemic. https://bit.ly/30RERPL | Global BC

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With long-term care homes off-limits to visitors to prevent the spread of COVID-19, frontline workers are acting as family members in order to make life under lockdown less lonely for B.C. seniors. | Global BC

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B.C.'s long-term care bed shortage forcing family members into caregiving roles

Canada’s ageing population prompts calls for action now

Global NewsSimon Little

Aging out of child welfare is lonely, isolating, say young adults

cbc.caKendra Seguin

Where to go if you don't have a family doctor in B.C.: Here are your options

vancouversunCheryl Chan

Why are B.C.'s seniors waiting an average of 10 months to get into a long-term care home?

CBCAkshay Kulkarni

Indigenous teen’s death prompts calls for change to B.C.’s child welfare system

Global NewsAmy Judd

Missed baths, lonely meals: Care home funding cuts impacting B.C. seniors

CTVNewsPenny Daflos

Aging in Place: Growing Older at Home

Aging at home is a preferred option by many seniors. Whether it’s just a little assistance for daily tasks or round-the-clock care, Bayshore’s caregivers can ensure your mom and dad are living their best life while remaining at home. (SPONSORED) | Global BC

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Ten per cent of the residents in this B.C. care home are older than 100. Read more: www.cbc.ca/1.4615507 | CBC Vancouver

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A Kelowna, B.C., family is struggling to transfer a loved one into subsidized assisted care from out of province. Advocates say their circumstances point to gaps in B.C.'s seniors' care system. As Jon Hernandez reports, the number of available beds has dropped over the past year. #healthcare #bc #britishcolumbia #cbcnews #assistedcare #seniors

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Census data reveals BC’s aging population

Global NewsJesse Ferreras

Seniors over 85 expected to rapidly increase in next decade, impact health-care system: StatsCan

Global NewsKathy Michaels

B.C. struggling to meet needs of seniors as population grows: report

CBCDirk Meissner

B.C. advocate for seniors says care home isolation can be ‘inhuman’

B.C. seniors report: Six things to know about the state of services, supports

vancouversunJoseph Ruttle

Protecting the elderly has become a key priority in the COVID-19 outbreak. A UBC professor discusses the importance of social distancing, the health effects of loneliness and the importance of maintaining contact in self-isolation. | Global BC

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'That breaks my heart,' says Canadian geriatrician

cbc.caErica Johnson

Seniors advocate: B.C. home care 'insufficient, unreliable and too expensive.'

vancouversunKevin Griffin

B.C. care home build to replace aging facilities, add 15 beds

Global NewsElizabeth McSheffrey

What To Do With Elderly Parents Who Refuse Care & Assisted Living

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