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Social prescribing enables healthcare providers to refer patients to local, non-clinical community services such older adult programming, exercise groups, transportation services and more, to address social determinants of health like loneliness, isolation, and, in many cases, mental health. It acts as a “link” between medical care and community resources, improving overall wellbeing and reducing pressure on the healthcare system.

We are making social prescribing easier for all in our platform IncluzIT HOME, to help connect older adults and their supporters to the services they need, when they need them most!

IncluzIT HOME is launching this May! Take a sneak peek here: https://incluzia.com/incluzit-home/

Learn more at The Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing



ID: Bright pink text "Socia“ Prescribing Day, 2026! March 26” with graphic of 2 people holding puzzle pieces, above image of 4 older adults smiling and looking at a mobile phone, background is gray with light pink flower graphics.

April 8th Please join Incluzia’s Marnie Courage for this panel discussion webinar “Home Modifications: Foundations for Aging in Place, hosted by .

Read description and register at parachute.ca/homemodwebinar

ID: Fuchsia pink background and Parachute logo above image of women in wheelchair reaching over accessible kitchen sink. “Home Modifications :Foundations for Aging in Place”. Photos of panelists Kaley Ryan, Don Fenn and Marnie Courage.

🧡We recognize the ongoing impacts of colonialism and commit to using our platform to support truth, healing, and meaningful reconciliation
and honour the survivors.

We have some exciting collabs brewing at Incluzia!

With two days of meetings in with some of Canada’s biggest and change makers, I’m fueled by possibilties of collective impact!

✨Project discussions with Alison Novak, and the team at the Research Institute

✨Accellerating Accessibilty Coalition’s Annual meeting as Co-chair of the Research and Development committee

✨Meet up with OT researcher Kirstin Yuzwa of to strategize on all things and

✨Visit to ’s Innovation Studio for consultation with Toronto Downtown who have partnered with AGE-WELL and are leaning into lifespan living environments.

✨Catch up with the .innovates Jon Suckling who are helping transform Founder’s innovative visions to reality. We are so grateful for their support of our IncluzIT PRO and HOME platform.

✨Met the inspiring Alies Maybee of the Patient Advisory Network to learn about what patients and caregivers want in a digital health and home solution.

Somehow I spared an hour to explore Toronto’s beautiful harbour!

July 23, 2025.
Great day of learning at the AI Summit in Winnipeg today hosted by Bioscience Association Manitoba. Seeing how far AI has come and how fast it is evolving is almost unimaginable.

Healthcare in Canada is shifting along with AI to optimize outcomes for people with disabilities and our ageing population.

We are already starting to integrate AI into Incluzia processes and solutions (ethically, responsibly, and with full transparency).

The message continues to be, “Don’t get left behind, learn whatever you can about how AI can help you, your organization and the people you serve”

Thanks to Tech Manitoba, North Forge and other supporters of this important event! Today my brain is full but my potential is unlimited!

✨ In recognition of National AccessAbility Week, I’m sharing a personal reflection on why accessible housing has become the core focus of my work.

Throughout my 25-year career as an Occupational Therapist, I’ve seen first hand how environmental barriers affect the daily lives of people with disabilities and older adults. While accessibility gaps exist across many sectors in Canada, I’ve chosen to concentrate my efforts where I believe I can make the most meaningful impact—in the spaces we call home.

There’s still so much work to be done to create a more inclusive Canada.
Where will you focus your energy for change?



Read my blog to learn how my focus became clear (link in bio)