It’s never too early to start planning. Ask your discharge planner or social worker about the process to ensure a smooth transition.
Ask your discharge planner or social worker about the process to ensure a smooth transition.
Schedule a check-up with your primary care physician to track recovery progress and address any concerns.
Confirm prescriptions and their dosages, discussing any potential interactions with your doctor.
Use a safety checklist to remove tripping hazards, install handrails, and add anti-slip mats in bathrooms.
Arrange for any needed assistive tools like canes, walkers, or specialized recovery equipment.
Patients are not happy with the quality of care:
We provide support for daily tasks like bathing, grooming, and dressing.
Our caregivers offer emotional support, preventing loneliness and anxiety.
We motivate participation in physical therapy for faster recovery.
We keep track of medications and provide reminders to ensure they’re taken correctly.
A balanced diet is essential, and we support your loved one in maintaining healthy, energy-boosting meals.
Home care can be essential for older adults, those with chronic illnesses, or those recovering from surgery.
Request an assessment with Ontario Health at Home (OHAH) to explore government-funded care.
As personal care needs change over time, we adapt our schedule to provide the right level of support-whether it’s comprehensive daily care or just a few hours each week. Our team is available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ensuring support whenever you need it.
