Baycrest selected by TRCA to showcase its greening initiatives

Exploring cognitive changes in cancer patients who undergo chemotherapy

Dr. Randy McIntosh presents Building and Interacting with The Virtual Brain

Group from Baycrest to join 500 guests at National Holocaust Remembrance Day in Ottawa

Baycrest earns highest ranking of "accreditation with exemplary standing" from Accreditation Canada.

Appointed as a Long-Term Care Home (LTCH) Centre of Learning, Research and Innovation by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.

Won the 2011 Change Maker Award from Neurological Health Charities Canada.

Ranked the best in the world for cognitive neuroscience in the area of memory and aging.

Insights into Aging 101
May 2, 9, 23, 30 and June 6

Clinical and Ethical Issues in Geriatric and Long-Term Care
June 7

Charitable Planning Update Breakfast Seminar
June 11

An eight-week program for adults, and their caregivers, diagnosed with Parkinson’s in the last three years, this program involves participatory discussion, education and specialized exercise sessions.
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Experts blog the headlines

Counting Each Day by Making Each Day Count
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Berman on the Brain

Cutting arts programs in schools will impact brain health!
Read Marc Berman in the Huffington Post

Impact

Why Players Stick it to Alzheimer's
Read Corinne Rusch-Drutz in the Huffington Post

Mind Your Mood

The Trickle-Down Effects of Depression
Read Dr. Nasreen Khatri in the Huffington Post

Baycrest creates a mobile tablet app for palliative patients. It's a shining example of innovations in eHealth.
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With the generous support of individuals, families, businesses and foundations, Baycrest Foundation provides Baycrest with the funding it needs to care for the elderly of today, and the growing population of tomorrow.