Canada's technology and aging network
Jul 02 2020
(Français) AGE-WELL’s three part National Impact Challenge kicked off with five startups from the Atlantic region pitching their technology and aging solutions in June. The livestreamed event also featured an engaging panel on the Future of AgeTech with Dr. Zayna Khayat, Future Strategist, SE Health; John Hamblin, Co-founder of Halifax’s Startup Canada and Aging2.0 chapters;
May 28 2020
Fifteen Canadian startups have been chosen to compete in this year’s AGE-WELL National Impact Challenge. Finalists will be challenged to explain how their technology-based solution can positively impact older Canadians or their caregivers. Five finalists will compete in each of three virtual events reflecting the broad spectrum of innovation that exists in Canada’s AgeTech sector.
May 16 2020
Social isolation presents practical challenges for many older adults living at home. A Toronto startup has developed a service robot that automatically shuttles household items between floors, virtually hands-free.
May 12 2020
AGE-WELL NCE Inc. welcomes today’s announcement that AGE-WELL’s funding has been renewed through the federal Networks of Centres of Excellence (NCE) program to the end of fiscal year 2022-2023.
May 01 2020
Jay Singh was 15 years old when he started volunteering at the long-term care facility where his mother worked. “I got a lot of fulfillment out of it, but I also saw the human side of aging,” he says.