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Caring for an aging Niagara means changing how we deliver care

Caring for an aging Niagara means changing how we deliver care
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Dr. Ziyaad Al-Khateeb discusses the necessity of adapting healthcare delivery in the Niagara region to accommodate an aging population with complex chronic conditions. The hospital system is shifting its focus toward specialized geriatric assessments and preventative care to maintain patient independence.

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As populations age globally, healthcare systems must transition from acute, reactive care to integrated, long-term management models to remain sustainable.

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This is an opinion column by Head of Service for Geriatrics Dr. Ziyaad Al-Khateeb, originally published in the Niagara dailies.

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The article presents a professional perspective on public health policy without political partisan framing.

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