Personal Care

Remote Monitoring

Reimagine your life with the seamless benefits of remote monitoring solutions. These innovative approaches not only foster engagement among clients and their families but also grant the freedom to embrace life to the fullest, secure in the knowledge that emergency assistance remains at their fingertips. By embracing these solutions, clients and their families can actively participate in averting crises and mitigating high-stress situations.

Wireless

Take it wherever you go on a nationwide wireless network for Canada and US. we can help you where cell phone do not have coverage.

Voice Prompts

In the event of an emergency, our monitoring station connects you directly to first responders for prompt assistance

Direct GPS Location

Send your position directly to the monitoring center and/or a loved one.

Blood Pressure & Heart Rate

Notification of high Blood Pressure or Heart rate (Atrial Fibrillation )

Cleaning & Housekeeping

Help to make sure that your loved one takes all prescribed medicines and follows suggestions from the hospital medical team about diet, exercise, rest, and other health practices. Encourage and help patient to practice skills learned in rehabilitation. Help your loved one with activities performed before the stroke. These could include using tools, buttoning a shirt, household tasks, and leisure or social activities. Help with personal care, if the person cannot manage alone. Help with communication, if the patient has speech problems. Include the stroke survivor in conversations even when the person cannot actively participate.

Respite care

Reimagine your life with the seamless benefits of remote monitoring solutions. These innovative approaches not only foster engagement among clients and their families but also grant the freedom to embrace life to the fullest, secure in the knowledge that emergency assistance remains at their fingertips. By embracing these solutions, clients and their families can actively participate in averting crises and mitigating high-stress situations.

Post-Op & Rehab Care

The ADA Extended Home care staff will work with you and your family to make sure that a compassionate and quality caregiver will be present when you need them to provide post hospital home care. Whether you are recovering from a fall, from surgery, or other health issue, we will provide the right care professional for you, be it a nurse, a physiotherapist, an occupational therapist or PSW. Post operative care will be unique and customized to provide rehabilitation for each patient, depending on the type surgery and their general health before and after surgery.

The aim of a postoperative care plan is to avoid developing complications and promote healing in the time after surgery to improve the patient’s overall health. As well as providing elderly home care our caregivers are trained to recognize the signs of postoperative complications,and to seek immediate medical assistance.

Infection
Constipation
Blood cloth
Problems at the surgical site

Dementia Care

We at ADA Extended Home Care offer a unique approach to dementia care and understand the challenges faced by families of loved ones with Alzheimer’s & Dementia and are delighted to share our unique approach to home care for seniors with memory loss. Living with someone with Alzheimer’s & Dementia brings new challenges in daily care as the disease progresses and your loved one’s ability to manage daily tasks declines.

Reducing frustration is one of the key element in Dementia care. A person with Alzheimer’s & Dementia might become agitated when once-simple tasks become difficult. To limit challenges and ease frustration:

Schedule wisely. Establish a routine to make each day less agitating and confusing. People with Alzheimer’s & Dementia can still learn and follow routines. Often it is best to schedule tasks, such as bathing or medical appointments, when the person is most alert and refreshed. Allow some flexibility within the routine for spontaneous activities.
Take your time. Expect things to take longer than they used to. Allow the person with Alzheimer’s & Dementia to have frequent breaks. Schedule more time for tasks so that you don’t need to hurry him or her.

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