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Baycrest is an academic centre affiliated with the University of Toronto

By taking a leadership role in research on aging, Baycrest is committed to finding the best ways to treat, and eventually prevent, the conditions associated with aging such as memory loss, depression and stroke.

 

Family and Visitor Information

All you need to know about visiting Baycrest including updates on H1N1 Infection Control and Prevention.

Go to the Families and Visitors website

 

Brain and Aging

 

Visiting with Elders

Baycrest has produced a free online resource to help families learn new ways of communicating and interacting with an elderly loved one who has Alzheimer's or other dementia.

Get the book. Order Form  or
Read the guidebook online - Free

 

Patient Safety Indicators

Furthering our efforts to provide the best patient care, we post our intection rates in accordance with the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care's new reporting framework on patient safety indicators.
View the Patient Safety Indicators here

 

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The Baycrest Foundation
 
With the generous support of individuals, families, businesses and foundations, Baycrest Foundation Donate On-line Now - Baycrest Foundationprovides Baycrest with the funding it needs to care for the elderly of today, and the growing population of tomorrow.
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Women of BaycrestJoin the Women of Baycrest, an accomplished, empowered, conscientious network of women who believe together they can positively influence their own lives and make a difference in the way women age.
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