Bathing, showering, dressing, toileting, continence support, transfers, skin care and medication reminders.
Read moreDementia and memory care
Personal care and supervision from caregivers trained in dementia, with routines built to stay the same.
Read moreCompanionship
Conversation, cards, walks, church, the grocery run, and driving to appointments and sitting in on them.
Read moreHome help and meals
Light housekeeping, laundry, bed changes, groceries, and real cooked food rather than reheated trays.
Read moreNursing
LPNs and RNs in the home: medication administration, injections, wound and ostomy care, catheters and diabetic support.
Read moreHospital to home
Cover for the first days after discharge, when readmissions happen.
Read moreRespite care
Hours, days or a fortnight, so the person doing the caring can stop.
Read more24-hour and live-in care
Overnight sleeping or awake cover, rotating 24-hour teams, or a live-in caregiver.
Read morePalliative care
Comfort, personal care and presence at home, alongside the Edmonton Zone palliative team.
Read moreCondition-specific care
Parkinson’s, stroke recovery, MS, ALS, COPD, heart failure, cancer treatment, and frailty after a fall.
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