View Recordings SHARP Webinars Taking Medications Safely as You Age: What You Need to Know Staying Active with Vision Loss: Tips and Tools That Help Supporting Older Adults and Caregivers in Navigating the Quebec Healthcare System Moving into Care: What to Expect and How to Prepare Financial subsidies to help you live comfortably at home Tips for active listening and reducing social isolation Who to call for help: Info-Santé, Info-Social & other essential hotlines Resources for staying active and preventing falls at home How to access and use assistive devices to ease the strains of daily activities How your pharmacist can help you age in place Driving safely: assessments, accommodations, and knowing when it is time to stop. Ensuring safety and independence as you age with home care support Navigating rent increases, lease renewals and repossession: insights for tenants Post-caregiving grief: resources for supporting caregivers in their journey Thinking about your mental health? Community resources for English-speaking seniors in Montreal Thinking about your future? Plan now for aging in place Adapting Your Home to Age Safely in Place The role of libraries in supporting digital literacy and aging in place User Rights and Filing Complaints with the Health System Alternative Living Arrangements for Aging in the Community Accessing health and social services: overcoming barriers with tools and resources as an English-speaking older adult Thinking About Supports and Services: What can the CLSC offer to help me maintain my independence? Thinking about social isolation: resources for seniors living in the community Thinking About Your Home and Community: Resources for Fall Prevention Thinking about your physical health: Safer Sex for Older Adults Thinking about your cognitive health: Community resources for people living with Dementia and their caregivers Taking the fear out of prostate screening and follow up Aging in Place While Lightsizing Love is in the details: A guide to assist you prepare your legacy notebook Making Daily Tasks Easier: Simple Tips to Stay Independent This program was financed by Health Information Disclaimer SHARP provides general health information for educational purposes only. Information shared through SHARP webinars, resources and activities is not intended to provide individual medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or to replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional. If you have questions about your individual health, medications, or treatment, please speak with an appropriate healthcare professional.
Accessing health and social services: overcoming barriers with tools and resources as an English-speaking older adult
Thinking about your cognitive health: Community resources for people living with Dementia and their caregivers