Home Care therapies are critical for ensuring safe and healthy aging
"Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind,
it doesn't matter."
- Mark Twain
Aging Safely at Home
In caring for seniors, a first priority is ensuring they are safe at home. Safe from falls, safe with stairs and mobility, safe with activities of daily living like cooking and bathing.
Our Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists understand the skills required to care for people with special needs like seniors. They know how to support the development of skills to gain and maintain independence with self-care skills ... dressing, eating, toileting, transfers, mobiity and bathing.
If you are thinking of engaging personal support worker services, talk to us first... before you decide how much assistance is needed... to make sure you are as healthy, independent and mobile as possible.
Our Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists understand the skills required to care for people with special needs like seniors. They know how to support the development of skills to gain and maintain independence with self-care skills ... dressing, eating, toileting, transfers, mobiity and bathing.
If you are thinking of engaging personal support worker services, talk to us first... before you decide how much assistance is needed... to make sure you are as healthy, independent and mobile as possible.
Preventing Falls
Preventing a fall is the most important part of maintaining independence. Learn techniques to make sure you are fully prepared to navigate through life safely.
Diet and Nutrition
Difficulties with diet and nutrition have a direct impact on a person's overall health status. The dietitian can assess and provide recommendations on: weight management, diabetes management, enteral and oral feeding as well as swallowing.
Community Supports
Our rehabilitation professionals have extensive experience working in your area and know your community's resources. They can link you with the appropriate resources to get the information and support you need.