Welcome to the AGE-WELL Innovation Studio
Where Aging, Innovation & Impact Meet
Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the AGE-WELL Innovation Studio is your gateway to the future of aging and care. Whether you’re a tech company ready to showcase your solution—or an organization looking to adopt cutting-edge innovations—this is where ideas turn into real-world impact.
Engage. Validate. Accelerate Adoption.
The AGE-WELL Innovation Studio gives you a unique platform to connect with the full aging and care ecosystem:
• Older adults & caregivers
• Senior living, LTC, and home care organizations
• Health professionals (OTs, PTs, PSWs and more)
• Researchers and thought leaders in aging & technology
• Investors and funders
• International & government delegations
At the Innovation Studio, you can:
Connect with us: partnerships@agewell-nce.ca
Discover. De-Risk. Drive Impact.
Looking for technologies to support aging in place or improve care delivery? We can support you.
At the Innovation Studio, you can:
Connect with us: partnerships@agewell-nce.ca
We’re Canada’s national leader in technology and aging—with 450+ partners across healthcare, research, and industry. We have funded the development of over 180 AgeTech solutions through engagement with over 5000 older adults and caregivers.
The AGE-WELL Innovation Studio isn’t just a showroom—it’s a launchpad for better aging through technology. From discovery to deployment, we help you build what matters.
More seniors want to age in place. Here’s how technology can help (Globe and Mail)
New technology is helping seniors age more comfortably at home (CBC Toronto)
Smart living for seniors: AGE-WELL Innovation Hub (CBC News Network)
AGE-WELL partners with Ikea and U of T to launch studio for testing tech for seniors (BetaKit)
Innovation studio highlights technological solutions for aging-in-place (Canadian Healthcare Technology Magazine)
AgeTech can help seniors age in their own homes (CBC Radio – Fresh Air with Ismaila Alfa)
Test. Showcase. Scale. AgeTech That Works in the Real World.
Video credits: Thank you to everyone who contributed to this video: Axtion Independence Mobility, Braze Mobility, Centivizer, Curovate, Quantum Robotic Systems, Steadiwear, Autonomous Systems and Biomechatronics Laboratory (ASBLab), Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto, Betty Faulkner, Patricia Summers, Wade Watts