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Are you leading innovation in healthcare infrastructure design, planning, or delivery for seniors? Share your expertise and practical insights!
Apply NowCanada is entering the “Super Age” — a new era of population aging that is reshaping how healthcare is planned, funded, designed, and delivered.
As Canada’s older population grows, demand is increasing for long-term care, hospitals, community-based services, supportive housing, and aging-in-place solutions. The challenge is not simply building more facilities; it is creating infrastructure that can adapt to changing needs and support people across the continuum of care.
CI’s 2nd Annual Forum is a national conference bringing together senior leaders from across Canada in government, healthcare, long-term care, architecture, engineering, construction, and technology to explore what Canada needs to build, fund, and plan for the future of aging care. Through practical insights, innovative approaches, and real-world case studies, the forum will highlight strategies for creating flexible, accessible, sustainable, and future-ready environments – from homes and communities to long-term care and hospitals.
Conference Co-Chairs
Shary Adams
Healthcare Leader, Senior Associate
Gensler
Dr. Christy Bussey
Chief Medical Officer
Shannex
Featured Speakers
David E. Williams
Assistant Deputy Minister, Housing Division Ministry of Assisted Living and Social Services
Government of Alberta
Jody Becker
Chief Capital Officer
Infrastructure Ontario
Kerri Culver
Chief Planning Officer
University Health Network
Jen Fisher
CEO
KinVillage Association
Alex Mihailidis
Professor & Academic Co-Director, AgeTech LaunchPad Toronto
University of Toronto
Robert Murphy
Principal Architect
Murphy Partners Senior Housing Architects
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Key Topics
Government Priorities & Infrastructure Planning
How provincial strategies, policies and changing care models are shaping infrastructure investment and development.
Funding, Financing & Capital Investment
New funding models, capital programs, public-private investment and strategies for financially viable modernization and expansion.
Accelerating Project Delivery & Building at Scale
Procurement, modular and prefabricated construction, standardization, labour constraints, supply chains and faster approvals.
LTC Design, Redevelopment & Modernization
Evolving design standards, aging facilities, resident-centred environments, accessibility, wellness and complex care needs.
Transitional Care & Hospital-to-Home Infrastructure
Purpose-built transitional care, rehabilitation and community services that can reduce pressure on hospitals and LTC.
Aging in Place & Aging in Community
Housing, community design, smart homes and infrastructure that enable older adults to remain independent and connected.
AI, AgeTech & Smart Care Environments
AI, intelligent buildings, sensors, remote monitoring and digital infrastructure supporting residents, staff and care delivery.
Climate-Resilient Senior Care Infrastructure
Designing and upgrading facilities to withstand extreme heat, wildfire smoke, flooding, power disruptions and other climate risks.
Last Year’s Conference at a Glance
80
Senior Industry Professionals
69%
Director-Level & Above
6
Provinces and Territories Represented
44%
Architecture, Engineering & Construction
35%
Government, Health Systems & Care Providers
14%
Associations, Advocacy & Research
7%
Consulting & Advisory Services
Who Should Attend
Government:
- Ministries of Health and Long-Term Care
- Infrastructure agencies
- Federals and Municipal governments
Healthcare Providers:
- Hospitals and Health authorities
- Long-term care homes
- Retirement communities
- Community care organizations
Capital Planning & Operations:
- Capital Planning and Redevelopment
- Facilities and Asset Management
- Operations
Design & Construction:
- Architects and Interior Designers
- Engineers
- Constructors
- Medical Planners
Technology & Innovation:
- Smart buildings
- Digital health and AI
- Medical equipment and Furniture manufacturers
Benefits to Attending
Expert Insights
Hear directly from senior leaders tackling today’s most pressing infrastructure and care-delivery challenges.
Practical Takeaways
Leave with ideas, lessons learned, and approaches you can apply to your own projects and organization.
Real-World Case Studies
Learn from projects underway across Canada—what worked, what changed, and what others would do differently.
Cross-Sector Perspectives
Gain insight into how owners, operators, government, designers, builders, and solution providers are approaching shared challenges.
Peer Exchange & Connections
Exchange ideas, compare experiences, and build relationships with decision-makers from across the aging-care infrastructure ecosystem.
Sponsors & Partners
Sponsor Opportunities
With conferences in the United States, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, the C5 Group of Companies: American Conference Institute, the Canadian Institute, and C5 Group, provides a diverse portfolio of conferences, events and roundtables devoted to providing business intelligence to senior decision makers responding to challenges around the world.
For more information please contact:
Jason Kanagalingam
Business Development Manager
Phone: 647-649-2438
Email: [email protected]