A leader in innovative aging-in-place solutions, Vyta—Powered by Bayshore HealthCare is proud to announce a groundbreaking initiative with the McMaster Optimal Aging Portal (MOAP), supported by the McMaster Institute for Research on Aging (MIRA). This collaboration marks a significant step in empowering Canadians to age well with accessible, high-quality, evidence-based information on aging through Vyta's website, enhancing its role as a comprehensive resource for aging-in-place services.

This strategic initiative will integrate a vast library of expert-validated articles, videos, and research summaries from the Optimal Aging Portal directly into the Vyta platform, creating an innovative aging solution that simplifies care management and provides a convenient, one-stop resource for well-being and freedom through aging.

Enhancing access to trusted information with almost 1,000 pieces of evidence-based content including blog posts, "Hitting the Headlines" posts, and video posts from the Optimal Aging Portal. New content generated within the licensing term will also be available, including an average of 6-8 new blog-type articles per month.

"This collaboration strengthens our mission to simplify the aging journey for Canadians. By uniting Vyta's user-friendly aging-in-place services with evidence-based knowledge, we're empowering families to make informed decisions, all in one place." – Kevin Webster, President of Bayshore HealthCare.

"This initiative helps us reach seniors and their loved ones at a critical time with trusted, evidence-based information.  By bringing McMaster's world-renowned research and Vyta's innovative platform, we are redefining what it means to age well and stay informed." – Elsa Cabral, Executive Managing Director of Bayshore HealthCare.

"This collaboration exemplifies MIRA's commitment to translating research into practical solutions that benefit older adults and their families. By integrating McMaster's evidence-based content with Vyta's innovative platform, we are enhancing the accessibility of trusted information and empowering older adults to make informed decisions about their health and well-being." – Parminder Raina, Scientific Director of the McMaster Institute for Research on Aging (MIRA).