NICE - National Initiative for Care of the Elderly

NICE provides online Information Tools based on 20 years of research into the challenges of aging

Information Tools

Exercises for Older Adults

Diabetes and Older Adults

Dehydration in Older Adults

Anxiety and Depression

Dementia in the House

Diet and Nutrition

Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors

Alzheimer's Disease

What to do when someone passes away

End-of-Life Planning

Housing Options for Older Adults

Aging in Place

Osteoarthritis & Inflammatory Arthritis

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Forms/Quiz/Survey

Canadian Diabetes Risk Online Questionnaire

Canadian Benefits Finder

Are you ready to Age in Place Checklist?

Aging at Home Safety Checklist

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Video Resources

Five Signs of Dehydration in Older Adults

B.C. offers older adults aging at home with new virtual service

Beginner level seated full body workout for Arthritis or Inflammation

Osteoarthritis vs. Rheumatoid Arthritis Video

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Infographics/Charts

How we are doing on mental health in Canada infographic

Symptoms of Diabetes

Snapshot of Diabetes in Canada, 2023 Infographic

What is a Digital Estate?

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Reports

Alzheimer Society of Canada's Landmark Study

What every older Canadian should know about: Powers of attorney and joint bank accounts

News & Events

The State of Mental Health in Canada 2024

Participate in Statistics Canada's Study on Living with a Life-limiting Illness: Access to Care and Related Experiences

Three-Quarters of American Adults Are Now Overweight or Obese

The art and science of aging well

Clinical guidelines released addressing social isolation and loneliness in older adults

Study shows significant increase in Ontarians living with chronic illness by 2040

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NICE Canada offers information tools and online resources for older adults and their caregivers, available by topic or province in various formats such as infographics, videos, forms, and quizzes. The research agenda, over 20 years, was supported by Canadian and International grant funding obtained and directed by Dr. Lynn McDonald, NICE Scientific Director, and members of the NICE research community.

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