Quebec Online Resources for Older Adults

According to the Civil Code of Québec, every person is presumed capable of consenting to the care offered to them, whether or not they are under tutorship or their protection mandate has been homologated.

End-of-life situations can be difficult. Despite quality care and support given to patients at the end of life, in a minority of cases, palliative care may not be sufficient to relieve suffering in a satisfactory manner.

Learn about palliative care, who is covered by palliative care and the procedure for receiving palliative care

An incapacity mandate is a legal document that gives someone else (the mandatary) the power to make decisions about your property and personal care if you (the mandatory) become mentally incapable.

About mistreatment of older adults and vulnerable people in the province of Quebec

This guide contains information on the different government programs and services for seniors.

Tax, Tax Credits and Deductions for Seniors in Quebec