Maintaining Independence

Maintaining Independence

(604) 924 – 5455 [email protected] Suite 330 – 233 West First Street, North Vancouver Home Care Services Home Care Assistance Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Parkinson’s Care Palliative Care Home Care Services Getting Started With Home Care Our Community Careers About Us Blogs FAQ’s Contact X Maintaining Independence – Seniors Maintaining the ability to stand from […]

Freaky Falls & Ways To Prevent Them

freaky falls and ways to prevent them

(604) 924 – 5455 [email protected] Suite 330 – 233 West First Street, North Vancouver Home Care Services Home Care Assistance Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Parkinson’s Care Palliative Care Home Care Services Getting Started With Home Care Our Community Careers About Us Blogs FAQ’s Contact X Falls & How To Prevent Them Everyone falls, what’s the […]

We Are Sick Of Covid Too!

This is how we are keeping our clients and home care assistants safe.

  • Prior to entering the home and before each shift, the employee answers a COVID-19 screening questionnaire to ensure they are not displaying any COVID symptoms. Once clear, they may proceed to enter client’s home.
  • Upon arrival, employees are to change into a clean uniform shirt and indoor shoes and wash or sanitize hands.
  • Mask to be worn by employee for full duration of their shift.
  • Personal belongings are left at the door.
  • Clients are also asked COVID-19 screening questions when employee enters their home.
  • If there are any visitors, they will also be asked COVID-19 screening questions and will be asked to maintain 2m distance and wear a mask (if possible).
  • Goggles/gloves/apron used for personal care and shower/bath assist.
  • Employees are to wash their hands continually during shift.
  • Employees to report any changes noticed to client condition or if COVID-19 symptoms are noticed at any time during their shift.
  • When visiting a retirement residence or long-term care centre, all building protocols in response to COVID-19 are followed.
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