Why Attend?

IC2023’s conference agenda and speakers will be confirmed in the coming months. In the interim here’s a snapshot of what 2022’s attendees took-in last year including leading aging and healthcare experts from:

  • Dr Ken Rockwood, Professor of Geriatric Medicine & Neurology at Dalhousie
  • Dr Saskia Sivanathan, Chief Research & KTE Officer, Alzheimer Society of Canada, Toronto, ON
  • Dr Marjan Abbasi, Dept Family Medicine, Univ Alberta, Site Lead, Geriatric Program, Misericordia Hospital, Edmonton, AB
  • Honourable Barbara Adams, Nova Scotia Seniors & Long-Term Care
  • Janet Simm
    President & CEO
    Northwood Care Inc.
    Halifax, NS sharing insights on their Smartech Project
  • NS Departments of Seniors & Long-Term Care as well NS Health’s Innovation Hub
  • Dr Sheny Khera, Co-Founder of CARM&A
    Edmonton, AB
  • David Greb
    Director, Health Products & Channels
    Canopy Growth Corp
    Toronto, ON
  • Tracey L Barbrick
    Assistant Deputy Minister- NS Seniors & Long-Term Care
  • Karen Nicholls
    Interim Director Policy and Planning Clinical Frailty Network
    at Nova Scotia Health Authority
  • Hear startups pitch the latest in innovative solutions for health care
  • Network virtually with speakers, partners and experts from across North America

Jameson Group, in collaboration with our supportive partners are excited to be working with ageing and brain health groups, innovative entrepreneurs and health/home care advocates to bring you this year’s conference. You’ll hear from experts on enhancing independent living and aging well in the home while promoting exciting innovations and advancements in all aspects of health care. The world is undergoing pandemic disruption creating a unique set of changes in all aspects of living and care. 

We strongly believe that by showcasing the latest innovative technologies and forward-thinking best practices to a wide audience of home & health care professionals, seniors, investors, government agencies and support organizations, we can make a significant impact on future care. By working together we can help to reduce living barriers for many of our home and healthcare sectors. 

This 1-day hybrid event will feature regional perspectives  with a mix of international speakers covering a variety of timely topics, including:

Keynotes on why major innovative care solutions and products will allow us to live and age well.

An inside look at care facilities deploying the latest innovative technologies and developing best practices.

Why programs like CARM&A is gaining international momentum and addressing the changing needs and technology.

Updates on the Living Lab Innovation Hub which will create an inter-generational innovation testing and proving ground for Health and “Seniors” related products and services.

A session featuring Canadian startup technologies and products.

The overall goal of the conference is to:

1) Support and highlight startups and growing companies in the ageing, healthcare and brain health segments, but, above all;

2) To provide a wide variety of insightful information on initiatives and innovations from near and far that will permit us to more effectively address the changing needs within health care and the ageing segments ultimately allowing us all to live longer and healthier lives.

We look forward to having you join us.