# Isobel Mackenzie

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Adam Stirling Hour 2 - October 3 - 2020

In this hour, we hear from Isobel Mackenzie, British Columbia's seniors advocate, for the release of the survey report Staying Apart to Stay Safe about the impact of long-term care and assisted-living visit restrictions. Later, Masks used to be a quick way for a store owner to ID a robber, but now …

Adam Stirling Noon Hour - September 20 - 2020

In this hour, Isobel Mackenzie, BC's Seniors Advocate, joined Adam to discuss how seniors living in care homes are being accommodated so that they can cast their ballot. Adam closes out the program by taking calls from listeners.

How are B.C. seniors in care homes going to be able to vote?

Isobel Mackenzie, BC's Seniors Advocate, joined Adam to discuss how seniors living in care homes are being accommodated so that they can cast their ballot.

Adam Stirling Noon Hour - February 4

A new report by the Seniors Advocate in BC finds that not-for profit care homes are outperforming for-profit care homes – despite receiving the same level of public funding, on average. Isobel Mackenzie, BC Office of Seniors Advocate, explains the report findings. Adam closes out the show with open…

Not-for profit care homes outperforming for-profit care homes

A new report by the Seniors Advocate in BC finds that not-for profit care homes are outperforming for-profit care homes – despite receiving the same level of public funding, on average. Isobel Mackenzie, BC Office of Seniors Advocate, explains the report findings.

Adam Stirling Hour Three

Adam discusses the environmental implications of the new interchange on McKenzie with Judy Brownoff and if seniors transportation needs are being properly taken care of with Isobel Mackenzie.

Adam Stirling Hour 2 - July 5th

Isobel Mackenzie, BC Seniors Advocate says seniors looking to move into a care facility will now have more options. Dave Earle, president and CEO of the BC Trucking Association says consultation on improved training for commercial truck operators underway.

Changes are coming to the way B.C. seniors and their families make decisions about moving into long-term care facilities

Isobel Mackenzie, BC's Seniors Advocate - Beginning July 15, seniors will be able to express a preference for up to three long-term care homes, rather than having to accept the first available bed.

Seniors advocate says provincial home-support system falling short

Adam Stirling was joined by Isobel Mackenzie of the B.C. Seniors Advocate to find out why.

The gEHriatrician: Senior's Advocacy

Hosts: Care of the Elderly Dr. Christine Miller & BC Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie Art: Aikansha Chawla Useful Websites & Resources: www.seniorsadvocatebc.ca Every Voice Counts LTC report, 2023 https://www.seniorsadvocatebc.ca/osa-reports/every-voice-counts-long-term-care-resident-and-visit…