Reimagining capacity, equity, and resilience through Comprehensive Healthcare at Home Canada’s hospitals are full, and the math no longer works. If demand for acute care continues to grow at its current pace, we will need to double hospital bed capacity—from roughly...
Healthcare Reform: Canada’s Missed Opportunity for Unity, Health, and Productivity
Canada’s healthcare crisis isn’t just a moral or medical issue—it’s the single biggest missed opportunity for national renewal. While the federal government’s new Major Projects Office fast-tracks infrastructure, energy, and mining investments, it has ignored the most...
Understanding Palliative Care
What family and caregivers assisting a loved one with health and medical issues should be aware of
Living with and caring for a loved one with serious health or medical issues can be exceptionally demanding, often leading to high levels of stress or even caregiver burnout. Palliative care helps ease this burden by enabling ongoing support and professional guidance...
From Hospital to Home
How to Make the Transition Smooth and Safe
Leaving the hospital should be a moment of relief — but for many families, it can also feel overwhelming. In hospital, everything is taken care of: meals, medications, treatments, and round-the-clock monitoring. At home, suddenly the responsibility shifts back to you....
CHAH AI Care: Redefining Homecare with 24/7 AI-enhanced Support
Most of us want to stay in the place we know best — home. Discover how CHAH AI Care is making that possible with a unique blend of compassion and innovation.
Exploring Home Care Options
What Families Should Know
As families in Toronto and across Southern Ontario face the realities of aging, chronic illness, or recovery from injury, many quickly discover that publicly funded care—while essential—doesn’t always meet every need. Ontario Health at Home (OHAH) provides valuable...
Caregiver Relief Can Improve Quality of Care
Caring for a loved one at home is often a 24/7 commitment. It can be challenging to do while also maintaining home and household. Things that were previously easy to accomplish can become difficult; things that were difficult may seem near...
The UK’s 10-Year Healthcare Revolution
And Why Canada Can’t Afford to Wait
In July 2025, the National Health Service (NHS) in England released Fit for the Future — a bold 10-year plan to transform healthcare delivery across the country. It marks a radical shift from a hospital-centric, reactive system to one that is community-based,...
The Economic Benefits (and Risks) of Canada’s Public Health Care System
In June 2025, over 275 economists, clinicians, and health policy experts signed a compelling open letter making the case that Canada’s public healthcare system isn’t just a moral or social imperative—it’s an economic engine. At Stay at Home Nursing (SAHN) and CHAH...
From Reactive to Predictive: Unlocking the Power of Gait in Healthcare
For too long, Canada's healthcare system has functioned like a very expensive ambulance parked at the bottom of a cliff. We wait until people fall—literally or figuratively—before we respond. This reactive model is costing us billions, and more importantly, it’s...
















