At Barrie Home Care Assistance, we are dedicated to helping families find the best and most suitable care option that meets their needs and fits their schedule. Whether your loved one is just getting out of a hospital, dealing with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s, stroke or slowing down as a result of old age and is in need of assistance and companionship, you can count on Home Care Assistance to be there every step of the way. Our exclusive Balanced Care Method™ goes beyond the basics of home care. Our caregivers are trained in the importance of a balanced diet, exercise, mental stimulation and social interaction for elderly seniors and older adults. Call us at 647-970-3803 and let’s work out the very best solution for you or your loved one.
Live-In or 24 Hour Care offers seniors the opportunity to age in place, in a familiar home environment surrounded by their cherished memories. Around-the-clock care is a great alternative to assisted living facilities or retirement homes.
Home Care Assistance proudly trains our caregivers in the Cognitive Therapeutics Method™ so that clients can receive one-to-one cognitive stimulation as well as support with basic care and activities of daily living– at no additional cost.
Hourly home care is not only used to enhance the lives of our senior clients, but the lives of their families as well. Hourly care can provide family caregivers with time to attend to their own needs and personal obligations.
There are many options to consider when looking for solutions in caring for your aging loved ones, including live-in facilities. We can help you determine the best possible care for your loved one with whatever budget you are working with.
Our holistic, evidence-based Balanced Care Method encourages a nutritious diet, regular physical activity, mental and social stimulation, and cultivating a sense of purpose to promote overall wellbeing and longevity. Learn More
While all seniors benefit from our science-based Cognitive Therapeutics Method, it was specifically designed to slow mental decline in seniors with memory impairment through activities targeting attention, visual-spatial perception, language, memory, and executive functioning. Learn More
After learning and understanding the needs and abilities of the senior, the home environment and the level of family involvement, we will create an individualized plan of care. Caregivers can help on an hourly or 24/7 basis and assist with any or all of the following:
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