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Why Adding More Care Hours Won’t Fix the System
In 2022, 42% of Canadians aged 15 and older reported providing unpaid care to either children or adults with long-term conditions or disabilities.
Fraser R. Edward
2 days ago3 min read
What Caregivers Are Really Carrying (And Why It’s Invisible)
May is Caregiver Awareness Month, and it is a chance to recognize the invisible load that so many caregivers across Canada are carrying.
Bob Millar
May 54 min read
Home Care Visits Are Not the Problem. The 22-Hour Gap Is.
Most care happens in short visits. The other 22 hours are left to families.
Fraser R. Edward
Apr 274 min read
The Hidden Cost of Caregiving in Canada Isn’t What You Think.
As Canada’s population ages, the "sandwich generation" is facing a hidden crisis. It isn’t the scheduled care that causes burnout—it’s the mental load of the hours in-between.
This article explores why our healthcare system and current tech often miss the mark, and why the future of caregiving relies on visibility, not just visits. Discover how we can shift from constant uncertainty to true peace of mind for Canadian families. Read more about the gap in modern care.
Bob Millar
Apr 213 min read
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