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[…] information and personal health information  “Personal information” means recorded information about you as an individual. It may include your name, address, sex, age, education and employment history. It can also include identifying numbers such as a Social Insurance Number and your personal views or opinions.  “Personal health information” is a specific type of personal information. It […]

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[…] that are designed to ensure fairness and equity in the system, to best serve the needs of people with greater care needs.     Long-term care homes can provide a residential alternative for patients with high care needs, who meet the following criteria:  18 years of age or older;  have a valid Ontario Health […]

Ontario Health atHome provides a wide range of care options within the community. Referrals can be made by patients, family and caregivers, as well as other health care providers and programs. Accessing community services begins with an assessment completed by a Care Coordinator in order to determine eligibility and what would be most beneficial […]

[…] students with complex health problems and disabilities   Many students with complex health problems and disabilities would not be able to attend school without the necessary support we can offer, which enables success. A large number of students we serve have developmental delays or other challenges that do not affect their ability to attend school […]

[…] a two-week supply of inhalers, oxygen, needles, glucose testing supplies or any other equipment you will require to manage your health and wellness. Don’t forget to also check to see that you have enough prescription, non-prescription medication and supplies to last you and your family. If you can, stock up on what you’ll need […]

[…] a personalized treatment program to help you improve physical function, restore movement and reduce limitations to mobility, while continuing to monitor and assess your progress. Additionally, this can include providing you with the necessary equipment such as a walker to trial for short periods of time (usually less than 30 days), and if eligible, […]

[…] driving excellence in care and service delivery, and seeking an unparalleled opportunity to lead and learn, partner and connect, care and be cared for, this is your home. Check out the job opportunities that await! Equity, Inclusion, Diversity and Anti-Racism Ontario Health atHome is committed to a culture of equity, inclusion, diversity and anti-racism. We […]

[…] who is unable to make important decisions about their own personal care. This includes choices about health care, medical treatment, nutrition, living arrangements, hygiene and safety. Who can be a substitute decision-maker? A substitute decision-maker may be a spouse, partner, companion, family member or trusted friend who is capable of making these important decisions, […]

Some individuals may need higher levels of support and more frequently scheduled and unscheduled assistance than home care can provide yet they still do not require the medical monitoring, nursing care or supervision that is provided in a long-term care home. This is where assisted living programs may be the right choice to help […]

[…] care needs are met. However, physical health is not the only concern for vulnerable people. Supporting vibrant mental and social health is key to overall well-being. This can include socializing with friends, getting out into the community and enjoying new activities.   Adult day programs provide a partial or full day of supervised programming in […]

[…] has its own features, amenities and characteristics. You or someone you trust should visit the long-term care homes you are considering before you decide to apply. You can apply to as many as five homes.      Questions to consider when researching homes Do residents look content and well cared for? Are staff friendly and warm […]