

Who Cares?
Right now, we all see it—our healthcare system is in crisis. And it’s getting worse. And these numbers will only worsen as our population ages. So… who cares? We do. And if you do too, it’s time to think differently. A Healthcare System That Works for People—Not Just Institutions At Stay at

Unlocking the Future of Canadian Healthcare
Why We Need Data Interoperability Now The Canadian healthcare system is at a crossroads. Our aging population is placing unprecedented demands on healthcare services, yet our system remains fragmented, reactive, and inefficient. A fundamental issue at the heart of this dysfunction is the lack of unified, interoperable healthcare data. For

Choosing Putin Over Poutine: Tsaríshka Trump’s War on Canada and the World
Today, we wake to an unprovoked declaration of war—not one fought with bombs and missiles, but an economic war waged against Canada by Trump. This brutal trade war is based on a justification so flimsy it crumbles under even the barest scrutiny. Let’s be clear: this is not a war

A New Prescription for Canada’s Healthcare System
Diagnosing the Crisis: A New Prescription for Canada’s Healthcare System Healthcare in Canada is at a breaking point. An aging population, political instability, and systemic inefficiencies are pushing the system toward collapse. Despite spending more per capita than any other public healthcare system globally, Canada ranks near the bottom in

The Window For Healthcare Change Is Closing: How 2025 Sets the Stage for 2031
As we welcome 2025, I find myself reflecting on the profound challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the healthcare sector. At Stay at Home Nursing and CHAH Technology, we believe the next decade represents a critical period—one that will shape the future of healthcare in Canada and beyond. Two

Our Healthcare: It’s About People, But It’s Also About Numbers
In the healthcare industry, no one joins without a deep sense of caring and a genuine desire to help others. The challenges of long hours, low wages, and both emotional and physical stress quickly weed out those not committed to making a real difference for their patients. “Not everything that