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Learn how software integration modernizes your recreation data and processes to ensure your community complies with government regulations. Plus, discover 10 new activity ideas to engage residents in your community!

This month's focus is on driving occupancy in senior living communities. Get our tips to boost occupancy rates and learn to create a social media marketing strategy that will draw new residents to your community!

Creating vibrant communities where seniors lead active and purposeful lives is at the heart of what Bria does. That’s why they’re partnering with Welbi to help their communities deliver exceptional and unique life experiences to their residents

This month's newsletter is packed with useful and inspiring content! This month, we're excited to announce the launch of Welbi's Heroes! Our users inspire us every day with the dedication they bring to their roles. We want to shine a light on these unsung heroes of senior living.

This month's newsletter contains the elements you should check off to ensure you have a robust wellness program. We also share special ways to increase your program's engagement to ensure that your residents are fully benefitting from your offerings!

In this issue, we are sharing tips to cope with Activity Director burnout as well as one-on-one activity ideas to continue supporting your COVID-19 protocols. Plus, don't miss out on Welbi's eBook this month, The Business of Wellness for Senior Communities!

In this month's newsletter, you get early access to Welbi’s first eBook: The Business of Wellness for Senior Communities! This issue also includes an informative article with tips on how to invest in your senior living community's life enrichment program.

In this issue of our Welbi newsletter, we are sharing ways to implement the 7 dimensions of wellness in your community to better address your residents' needs. We also have a list of fun Easter themed activities that can support each of these dimensions.

This month Welbi has been growing and our team has been hard at work onboarding new communities every week. This newsletter issue includes fun blog posts and a new 1-on-1 feature!

In this issue of our Welbi newsletter, we’re excited to share with you how we’re continuing to improve the lives of residents in older adult communities across the country.

In this special edition of our Welbi newsletter, we have compiled a ton of fun, easy, and safe holiday activity ideas for your communities. It's our little gift to you.

This month's focus is on the importance of contact tracing; read our latest article, check out our new one-click contact tracing feature, and watch our latest webinar on best practices with Infection Prevention and Control Measures.

In this issue of our Welbi newsletter, we’re excited to share with you how we’re continuing to improve the lives of residents in older adult communities across the country. Read on to see some big news, meaningful articles, new features of our platform, and to meet our newest team members.

Berwick Retirement Communities has selected Welbi to deliver personalized experiences to all their communities! See what Lesley A. Sikorski, Director of Sales, Marketing & Internal Community has to say about why they selected Welbi.

New contract will see local company's recreation-planning software rolled out in retirement homes across Canada.

Elizabeth Audette-Bourdeau's startup: "Welbi" will be partnering with Revera. The app to help retirement home residents avoid social isolation in will be used in nursing homes across Canada.

After winning the Ottawa regional round, startups Welbi, founded by Elizabeth Audette-Bourdeau, and Thawrih, founded by Sarah Abood, were invited to the final round to pitch to top-tier VCs for over US$600,000 in investment.

Ottawa health startup competing against other women-led ventures at global pitchfest.

From startups to public companies, these local ventures are primed to break through in the new year.

An Ottawa startup has been awarded $50,000 by the Ontario Brain Institute for its new suite of products that aim to help elder care facilities become more social.

Women represent 47 per cent of business owners in Canada, but according to data from SheEO, a Toronto-based organization that supports women entrepreneurs, their companies receive only four per cent of available venture capital.