Articles

Integrated Home Support in Canada: Linking Primary Care, Social Support and Long-Term Services
Integrated home support in Canada must connect primary care, social support, long-term care pathways, caregiver support and community services. This article explores how coordinated pathways, shared information, workforce roles, digital tools and governance can reduce fragmentation and support people earlier. Read more...
From Facility Capacity to Community Capacity: Rethinking Long-Term Care Infrastructure in Canada
Canada’s long-term care future will depend on expanding more than facility capacity. This article explores how home support, workforce planning, caregiver support, housing, digital tools, community services and outcome-led governance can create a stronger long-term care infrastructure. Read more...
Canada’s Ageing Population: How Home and Community Support Must Evolve Over the Next Decade
Canada’s ageing population will reshape long-term care, home support and community services over the next decade. This article explores how systems can evolve through earlier intervention, workforce redesign, caregiver support, digital tools, housing models, dementia pathways and outcome-led planning. Read more...
Provincial Long-Term Care Models in Canada: What Service Leaders Can Learn from System Variation
Canada’s provincial long-term care systems vary in funding, access, home support, governance and community capacity. This article explores how service leaders can learn from variation across provinces to build more integrated, equitable and future-ready long-term care and home support pathways. Read more...
Home Support in Canada: Designing Sustainable Care Pathways for Ageing, Disability and Complex Needs
Home support in Canada is becoming central to the future of long-term care, disability support and community-based services. This article explores how sustainable care pathways can connect assessment, workforce planning, family caregiver support, digital tools, housing, primary care and outcome-led governance. Read more...
Canada’s Long-Term Care Future: Rebalancing Institutional Care, Home Support and Community-Based Models
Canada’s long-term care future will depend on more than building additional facility capacity. This article explores how provinces, providers and system leaders can rebalance institutional care, home support and community-based models through workforce planning, integrated pathways, digital tools, caregiver support, housing innovation and outcome-led governance. Read more...