Bringing Care to Your Doorstep
ADA Home Care provides senior home care, dementia care, companionship, hospital discharge support, overnight care, respite care, and personal support services throughout Toronto. Below are answers to some of the questions families ask most often.
ADA Home Care was founded by Aleksandra Cerovic, a pharmacist with a Master’s Degree and PhD in Pharmacy. Our approach combines compassionate caregiving with healthcare-informed support.
In addition to personal care and companionship, we help families navigate the healthcare system, understand available community resources, and recognize potential health concerns early. Many families appreciate our communication system, which can include caregivers, family members, and our founder in a dedicated group chat to keep everyone informed and connected.
ADA Home Care was founded by Aleksandra Cerovic, a pharmacist with a Master’s Degree and PhD in Pharmacy.
While our caregivers do not replace physicians or nurses, our healthcare background helps us better understand medications, chronic health conditions, hospital discharge plans, and changes in a client’s condition.
Families often appreciate having a knowledgeable healthcare professional available to help them navigate community resources, understand healthcare recommendations, communicate with healthcare providers, and recognize concerns that may require medical attention.
Our goal is to provide not only compassionate caregiving, but also guidance and support that helps families make informed decisions about their loved one’s care.
In many cases, care can begin within 24 to 48 hours following an assessment. We understand that families often contact us during urgent situations such as hospital discharge, a fall, a sudden illness, or caregiver burnout, and we do our best to arrange support as quickly as possible.
ADA Home Care provides home care services throughout Midtown Toronto and surrounding communities, including Leaside, Davisville Village, Forest Hill, Rosedale, Lawrence Park, Moore Park, East York, North York, and other areas within Toronto.
Our caregivers assist with personal care, bathing, dressing, mobility support, meal preparation, companionship, medication reminders, light housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping, transportation to appointments, dementia care, respite care, overnight care, post-hospital recovery support, and palliative care support.
A Personal Support Worker (PSW) helps clients with non-medical daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, meal preparation, companionship, light housekeeping, mobility assistance, shopping, and support with daily routines.
A nurse provides clinical and medical services such as wound care, catheter changes, injections, medication administration, health assessments, and other nursing procedures.
Because nursing care requires specialized clinical training and licensing, nursing services are typically more expensive than PSW services.
Many clients benefit from a combination of both services. For example, a nurse may visit periodically for wound care or catheter management, while a PSW provides ongoing daily support to help the client remain safe and comfortable at home.
At ADA Home Care, our pharmacist founder works closely with families and healthcare professionals to help identify the most appropriate level of care for each client’s needs.
Yes. We frequently assist clients returning home after surgery, illness, hospitalization, or rehabilitation.
Our caregivers can help with personal care, meal preparation, mobility assistance, transportation to follow-up appointments, medication reminders, and monitoring for changes that may require medical attention.
We work closely with families and healthcare providers to help support a safe transition home and reduce the risk of complications or readmission.
Yes. Our caregivers have experience supporting individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
We focus on maintaining routines, reducing anxiety, promoting safety, encouraging engagement, and supporting family caregivers throughout the progression of the condition.
Our goal is to help clients maintain the highest possible quality of life while remaining in familiar surroundings.
Yes. We provide overnight care and monitoring for seniors who may require assistance during the night, are at risk of falls, experience confusion, wander, or need support following illness, surgery, or hospitalization.
Overnight care can also provide valuable rest and peace of mind for family caregivers.
Yes. We support individuals and families facing serious illness by providing compassionate personal care, companionship, respite for family caregivers, assistance with daily activities, and emotional support.
Our goal is to help clients remain comfortable, supported, and dignified in the setting they call home.
Yes. Our minimum visit length is typically four hours.
This allows caregivers sufficient time to provide meaningful assistance, build relationships with clients, and ensure continuity and quality of care.
The cost of home care depends on the type of care required, the number of hours needed, and the complexity of the client’s situation.
We provide a complimentary consultation and personalized quote based on your family’s specific needs. Contact us to discuss your situation and learn more about available care options
Private home care services are generally not covered by OHIP.
However, some individuals may qualify for government-funded home care services through Ontario Health atHome. We can help families understand available resources and identify where private home care can complement publicly funded services.
In many cases, yes.
Home care can provide assistance with personal care, meal preparation, mobility, companionship, medication reminders, transportation, and daily activities, helping many seniors remain safely and comfortably in their own homes for longer.
The amount of support required varies depending on the individual’s health, safety, and care needs.
One of the features families appreciate most is our communication and care coordination system.
For many clients, we create a dedicated communication group that may include family members, caregivers, and Aleksandra, founder of ADA Home Care. This allows families to receive updates, ask questions, and stay informed about their loved one’s care in real time.
This collaborative approach provides reassurance and helps ensure concerns are addressed promptly.
Getting started is easy.
Contact ADA Home Care to arrange a complimentary consultation. We will discuss your needs, answer your questions, and develop a personalized care plan tailored to your situation, goals, and preferences.
Whether you need short-term assistance following a hospital stay or ongoing support for a loved one, we are here to help.
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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.
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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.
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.
In the event of an emergency, our monitoring station connects you directly to first responders for prompt assistance
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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.
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.
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:
There are many Home Care providers in Toronto, but our level of care and compassion is unmatched. From the moment you contact us, you and your loved are in the hands of a licensed health care provider who assess your loved one’s needs and develop a personalized care plan.
We will guide you through government funded home health services and will maximize your health care dollars by providing only services not covered by the government.
The case manager, a licensed health care professional, will be directly involved in every stage of care. She will recommend treatment based on changes in the client’s health condition and can communicate with pharmacists and doctors on your behalf.
We believe in consistency of care provided by a single caregiver per client. Our clients appreciate the relationship created between them and their dedicated caregiver.
