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You are in need of a companion to be with you and to keep you out of harms way. You can do most daily activities yourself, but you or your loved ones prefer to have a caregiver around to keep you company. 

Care provided: 

Companion care is mostly geared towards being available to the individual, with a strong focus on making sure the individual continues to perform the majority of the normal daily activities by themselves. 

Options of service which fall under companion care:

• Client can still perform ADL’s (Activities of Daily Living) independently 
• Assist with meal preparation and cleanup – lending an extra hand upon demand
• Light housekeeping and laundry services – lending an extra hand upon demand 
• Assist with shopping if required.
• Pet care if needed
• Drive to appointments
• Participate in outings
• Medication reminders

Care need has exceeded a Care Level 1 need. A variety or very specific care needs have arisen. Weight baring challenges have reared its head, a fall has occurred, significant loss of weight, forgetfulness and so forth.

Care provided: 

Care is geared towards providing minimal to moderate assistance with daily activities to the individual. However, with a strong focus on making sure that the individual participates in the majority of the normal daily activities.

• Client can perform ADL’s with minimum to moderate assistance Meal planning, preparation and cleanup
• Light housekeeping and laundry services
• Dressing and grooming
• Shopping with client
• Pet care
• Drive to appointments
• Participate in outings 
• Incontinent and toileting care (urine and bowels)
• Medication reminders
• Transportation – in client’s car, in the caregiver car, or in CCSB handicapped accessible van
• Minimal to moderate assistance with ambulation and transferring client 
• able to bear weight but may have weakness resulting in need of stabilization/assisting devices 

Speciality Care Programs:

• Dementia Care
• Parkinsons Care
• Transitional Care
• Fall Reduction Care
• Transportation to appointment

Goals:

• Decrease falls 
• Low re-admission
• Transition from ADL support to self support (if applicable)
• Increase Socialization and engagement
• Improve quality of life

Care need has exceeded a Care Level 1 need. A variety or very specific care needs have arisen. Weight baring challenges have reared its head, a fall has occurred, significant loss of weight, forgetfulness and so forth.

Care provided: 

• Moderate to Full hygiene (bathing, teeth, hair)
• Potential specialized diet – meal planning, preparation and cleanup
• Meal planning, preparation and cleanup
• Light housekeeping and laundry services
• Medication reminders
• Transportation – in client’s car, in the caregiver car, or in CCSB handicapped accessible van
• Moderate to full dressing and grooming
• Moderate to full Incontinent and toileting care (urine and bowels)
• Moderate to full assist – minimal to moderate assistance with ambulation and transferring client 
• able to bear weight but may have weakness resulting in need of stabilization/assisting devices – to full non-ambulatory transfer from chair or toilet or shower
• Customizable required services

Speciality Care Programs:

• Dementia Care
• Parkinsons Care
• Transitional Care
• Fall Reduction Care
• Transportation to appointment

Goals:

• Decrease falls 
• Low re-admission
• Transition from ADL support to self support (if applicable)
• Increase Socialization and engagement
• Improve quality of life

Care need has exceeded a Care Level 3 need. A variety or very specific care needs have arisen. Add text – needed

Care provided: 

• All of Level 1, 2 and 3 Requirements
• Specialized care for chronic conditions.
• Parkinson’s Care
• Alzheimer’s/Dementia/confusion care
• Catheter Care
• Colostomy Care
• Making Telephone Calls for the Client
• 02 condenser and tank
• Urine Specimen Collection
• Nebulizer assistance
• Full hygiene (bathing, teeth, hair)
• Potetial specialized diet – meal planning, preparation and cleanup
• Light housekeeping and laundry services
• Medication reminders
• Transportation – in client’s car, in the caregiver car, or in CCSB handicapped accessible van
• Moderate to full dressing and grooming
• Moderate to full Incontinent and toileting care (urine and bowels) (if applicable)
• Moderate to full assist – minimal to moderate assistance with ambulation and transferring client 
• non weight baring 
  • transfer from chair or toilet or shower
• Pet care 

• Customizable required services

Speciality Care Programs:

• Dementia Care
• Parkinsons Care
• Transitional Care
• Fall Reduction Care
• Transportation to appointment

Goals:

• Decrease falls 
• Low re-admission
• Transition from ADL support to self support (if applicable)
• Increase Socialization and engagement
• Improve quality of life