Over the next few months, we will continue to share our latest work and insights at several provincial and national conferences, including AFHTO's Power of Primary Care Summit, the Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG) Conference, and the Age-Well Annual Conference. We’ll be presenting on key topics related to our recent projects and findings. Check our schedule, connect with our team, and access related resources on our website. 

💡By watching this session, you will be able to:

• Understand how proactive frailty screening and management can strengthen care for older adults and support upstream Alternate Level of Care (ALC) avoidance strategies.

• Explore the key components of the Seniors Care Network Frailty Pathways and identify concrete opportunities to weave them into your existing practices.

• Walk away with valuable, real-world lessons and promising practices shared by early adopters who are already seeing success.

This Guidance Document is an evidence-informed resource designed to support the early identification of cognitive concerns and timely access to appropriate services for older adults. Intended for primary care providers and Specialized Geriatric Services (SGS), it provides a structured approach to screening and referral decision-making by incorporating both cognitive and frailty considerations.

The focus of the Pathway is not on directing clinical management. Rather, it supports consistent referral practices, service navigation, and transitions across the continuum. Tested through a regional pilot evaluation, the approach demonstrated potential for alignment between patient needs and SGS connections. Thereby, helping to promote more person-centred care for older adults and their care partners.