Services

Some of the services you may require are:

Personal Care Assistance

Direct service workers may help you with mobility, such as walking, transferring to and from a wheelchair, and with your personal care, such as bathing, dressing and toileting.

Home Support

Direct service workers may come to your home to help you with activities such as meals, light housekeeping and laundry.

Health Care

Nurses may provide health teaching, counseling and nursing care. Physiotherapists may teach you special exercises, and occupational therapists may assist you with planning your activities of daily living.

In-home Relief/Respite Care in the Home

A direct service worker may be arranged to provide short periods of in-home relief for your caregiver.

Respite Care in alternate settings

Respite care may be arranged to provide longer periods of relief for your caregiver. During this time, you may be admitted to an alternate care setting. There is a fee for this service.

Supplies and Equipment

Some supplies and equipment needed for your care may be available through the Home Care Program.

Adult Day programs

These day programs enable you to meet other people and enjoy recreational activities away from your home. There is a fee for this service.

Volunteer Services

Volunteers may be available to help you with other activities that support your care plan.

Community Housing with Support Options

As care needs change, additional options are available to help seniors “age in place” in their communities. These options may include supportive housing, group living facilities and specialized supports.

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