Searching for Hospice And Palliative Care

• Offers in-home nursing care
• Helps with symptom control, provides medical or nursing treatments, rehabilitation therapy, and education and counselling
• Provides specialty services such as enterostomal therapy, continence care and wound care, peritoneal dialysis, and palliative care

• Bathing and dressing
• Companionship and respite care
• Fall and risk assessment
• Foot care
• Light housekeeping and meal preparation
• Medication reminders
• Nursing

• End of life/Palliative care
• Nursing and Nurse Practitioner care
• Therapy and rehab services in the home or community
• Serious injury and wound care

• Offers personalized care to meet the needs of individuals living with dementia or Alzheimer's
• Works in partnership with Personalized Dementia Solutions Inc

• Assists clients to plan and make informed choices about managing their health care needs or those of someone they care for
• Coordinates information about other services available within the community and links clients with these services when appropriate
• Determines access to health care services provided in the home
• Determines admission to long term care facilities (homes for the aged, nursing homes)
• Determines access to health support services provided in schools for children with special needs
• Maintains an ongoing waiting list for placement, programs and services

• Provides information, advocacy and support to assist individuals to remain in their homes as long as possible
• Acts as respite for informal caregivers such as extended family

• Caregiver support
• Case management
• Friendly visiting
• Service arrangement and coordination
• Transportation for medical appointments within Timmins and/or assistance with medical appointment arrangements
• Visiting for social and safety reasons, either in person or on the phone

• Provides supports for Indigenous seniors to remain in their own homes as long as possible
• Aims to improve the quality of life of community seniors and to help reduce the stress felt by the family and caregivers
• Provides education and information related to health and well-being
• Acts as a resource and respite for family members who are caring for an elderly loved one

• Assistance with bathing
• Contracted services for lawn care and snow removal
• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Meal preparation
• Transportation for running errands such as medical appointments, bank and grocery store

• Operates a 177 bed long-term care facility offering a variety of programs, services and amenities
• Offers one short-term respite care bed

• Community Special Events
• Facility Tours
• Guest Speakers
• Intergenerational Programs
• Memorial Services
• Pet Visitation/Therapy
• Volunteer Appreciation Events
• Voting Day Polling Station
• Exercise and Weight Training
• Outdoor Gardens/Horticultural Activities

• 24-hour Nursing Care and Supervision
• 24-hour On Call Physician
• Care Conferences
• Foot Care
• Hairdressing/Barber Services
• Laundry Services
• Meals
• Medication administration
• End-of-life care
• Physician Visits
• Social Work Services/Family Services Coordinator
• Spiritual Programs and Pastoral Care
• Various recreational programs and social events

• Air conditioning
• Alarms on exit doors
• Common television room
• Private and semi-private rooms with 2-piece washroom (toilet & sink)
• Shared shower/bathing rooms
• Secure building exits

• Operates a 215-bed level C hospital with acute care and specialty care beds
• Provides 24-hour a day coverage by on-site or on-call physicians, advanced technological and diagnostic capabilities, and additional specialty services

Emergency Room

• Provides immediate care for emergency situations - including serious or life-threatening illnesses or injuries
• Offers estimated wait times for the Emergency Department, updated every 15 minutes through a link on the website: Current Emergency Wait Times

Palliative Care

• Provides emotional and spiritual support along with pain and symptom management
• Individuals in the end stages of terminal illness and to their friends and families

• Provides respite care to families who have children with a physical and/or a developmental disability
• Provides respite care to adults with a developmental disability who require specialized care

• Case management
• Infusion pharmacy
• Medical equipment and supplies
• Nursing
• Occupational therapy and physiotherapy
• Personal support
• Respiratory therapy
• Speech and language therapy

• Supports during the intensive rehabilitation recovery process
• Collaboration with hospital, family and caregivers to prepare patient for moving back home

• Falls Prevention
• Frail and Elderly Care
• Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID)
• Nursing
• Paediatric Services
• Palliative Care and Services
• Personal Support Services
• Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology
• Post Acute Community Infusions
• Wound Care

• Assists families access funding for recruiting, training and selecting reliable Respite worker of their choice to care for their child/adult in or out of the home
• Respite can be provided for a few hours, a day, weekend or a week on an occasional or a regular basis

• Provides short term relief and support services to primary caregivers of individuals with an intellectual and/or developmental disability
• Offers respite services for a few hours a day, a day, a weekend, or a week, and may be on an occasional or on a regular basis
• Provides assistance to the primary caregiver in recruiting, training and selecting reliable respite care providers to assume responsibility for their child/adult

• Assists elders and families that have members with disabilities in their residence with routine household activities such as light housekeeping, laundry, shopping, meal preparation and personal care
• Teaches the individual in need to care for themselves
• Provides household support for heavy and seasonal housecleaning
• Provides assistance with heavy outdoor work during the winter months such as shovelling and firewood
• Provides short-term loan of mobility aids such as walkers and raised toilet seats

• Assessment to determine individuals health history and develop a personalized care plan
• Case management to ensure that care plans are being carried out and that the plan developed is still suitable
• Home care nursing duties
• Personal care help with activities such as dressing and bathing
• Basic foot care
• Teaching the individual in need to care for themselves
• Home support with light housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation
• Respite for family members and caregivers
• Help with light outdoor/yardwork

• Homemaking tasks
• Laundry
• Personal Care
• Security checks
• Shopping
• Assistance with arrangements for rental contract and installation of Lifeline equipment that enables clients to obtain 24-hour emergency assistance

• Provides assistance in individual's home with routine housekeeping
• Assists with laundry
• Aids with meal preparation
• Accompanies individuals for shopping and banking errands
• Provides respite care for caregivers

• Coordinates group social, recreational, and therapeutic activities for older adults and people with disabilities, frail elderly adults, people with Alzheimer's disease and other related dementia
• Serves as respite for caregivers and time of socialization for isolated/lonely seniors
• Provides transportation if required

Day Program activities can include:

• Crafts
• Baking/cooking
• Bingo, games, cards
• Entertainment
• Exercise activities
• Music
• Refreshments
• Supervised outings

• Assists clients to plan and make informed choices about managing their health care needs or those of someone they care for
• Coordinates information about other services available within the community and links clients with these services when appropriate
• Determines access to health care services provided in the home
• Determines admission to long term care facilities (homes for the aged, nursing homes)
• Determines access to health support services provided in schools for children with special needs
• Maintains an ongoing waiting list for placement, programs and services

Provides practical end-of-life care emphasizing quality of life and aiming to relieve suffering for both the resident and their loved ones

• Interdisciplinary team focuses on residents living with a chronic, life-limiting or terminal illness while also focusing on pain and symptom management
• Offers physical, psychological, spiritual and social care, and addresses practical end-of-life care issues

• Provides information, advocacy and support to assist individuals to remain in their homes as long as possible
• Acts as respite for informal caregivers such as extended family
• Coordinates group activities such as bingos, indoor/outdoor games, and presentations on various topics of interest

• Caregiver support
• Case management
• Congregate dining
• Friendly visiting
• Service arrangement and coordination
• Weekly visiting for social and safety reasons

• Provides practical, emotional, spiritual support and respite care to individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer, a chronic illness or other life limiting illness, and their families
• Supports are provided by the Program Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, and trained volunteers

• Friendly visiting
• Information including Advance Care Planning
• Bereavement support
• Palliative care education and information to health care providers

Provides practical, emotional, and spiritual support to individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer, a chronic illness or other life limiting illness, and their families

• Volunteers are recruited, screened, trained and mentored to provide Hospice Volunteer Visiting service which offers emotional, practical, social, spiritual, and respite involvement with client and family
• Offers anticipatory grief and bereavement emotional/spiritual support

• Coordinates group social, recreational, and therapeutic activities for older adults and people with disabilities, frail elderly adults, people with Alzheimer's disease and other related dementia
• Serves as respite for caregivers and time of socialization for isolated/lonely seniors
• Provides transportation if required

Day Program activities can include:

• Crafts
• Baking/cooking
• Bingo, games, cards
• Entertainment
• Exercise activities
• Music
• Refreshments
• Supervised outings

• Provides assistance in individual's home with routine housekeeping
• Assists with laundry
• Aids with meal preparation
• Accompanies individuals for shopping and banking errands
• Provides respite care for caregivers

• Provides short term relief and support services to primary caregivers of individuals with an intellectual and/or developmental disability
• Offers respite services for a few hours a day, a day, a weekend, or a week, and may be on an occasional or on a regular basis
• Provides assistance to the primary caregiver in recruiting, training and selecting reliable respite care providers to assume responsibility for their child/adult

• Assistance with daily activities such as laundry, meal preparation and light housekeeping
• Support with personal care including bathing, dressing and toileting
• Help with medications and exercising
• Respite care for family members and caregivers