Tag: Care to Chat

B.C. Minister of Health Hon. Adrian Dix confirmed for Care to Chat election debate

With election season here, BC Care Providers Association (BCCPA) will be hosting an all-candidates debate on seniors living and care next week on Tuesday, September 24th to kick off season 12 of our popular Care to Chat series. Moderated by long-time broadcaster and seniors’ care champion, Jody Vance, this debate will feature current B.C. Minister […]

Care to Chat returns with an exciting Election Edition!

Did you know that by 2036, more than one in five British Columbians will be over 65? Now more than ever, B.C. needs leadership with proactive solutions to address the needs of the province’s growing aging population. With the provincial election on October 19th, British Columbians must make their choice in electing a government that […]

Care to Chat: Season 12 sponsorship prospectus released

Want to be a part of BC Care Providers Association’s (BCCPA) high-profile speaker series? BCCPA is pleased to announce the sponsorship prospectus for our 12th Season of Care to Chat. Care to Chat brings together Canada’s top opinion leaders and experts for engaging dialogue on important and emerging issues faced by British Columbia’s seniors living and […]

Eleventh season of Care to Chat wraps up with transitions in care

Last week, BC Care Providers Association (BCCPA) and EngAge BC wrapped up its eleventh season of Care to Chat with Bridging the Gaps: Enhancing Transitions in Elder Care. Moderated by the Association’s very own CEO, Terry Lake, the conversation brought together a diverse panel of experts from across various sectors for a crucial dialogue about […]

Register for Care to Chat: Bridging the Gaps — Enhancing Transitions in Elder Care

Join us on Thursday, April 18th at the Terminal City Club in Vancouver for an insightful panel discussion on Bridging the Gaps: Enhancing Transitions in Elder Care. This event will shed light on the critical need for improved transitions in care for older adults as they move between community settings, acute care hospitals, and seniors care […]