Compassionate Care Home & Hospital Health Services Inc. is a home and health care agency that provides quality services to the community, hospitals, and long term care facilities.
Compassionate Care was established in 2005 here in Manitoba with the intention of aiding the elderly, providing respite for people in need, providing child care for various government agencies, and providing staff relief to various other health and home care facilities.
Compassionate Care employs a diverse group of staff to meet the many cultural, ethnic, and language needs in our community.
Our friendly coordinators are here for your convenience 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Is there a need for Home Care?
The need for Home Care Services is escalating and will become a unit to reckon with, as the elderly population continues to increase. Part of this acceleration is due to current senior citizens living longer and part of it is due to the large group of “baby-boomers” swiftly approaching their retirement years. Coupled with these, are multi-level governments trying to respond to the staggering costs of health care. Being able to remain in their own homes and communities not only make clients happier and healthier, but also costs for in-home care are a mere fraction of what is charged in institutions. Additionally, many terminally ill people are electing to receive hospice care at home, which once again, costs less than facility care. It also allows patients and their families to adjust to pending death with privacy and dignity. Being able to do so in a familiar environment is peaceful and comforting.
What is Home Care?
Home care is a term used to reflect a wide range of supportive activities that are conducted for purposes of enabling compromised individuals to live independently in their own homes and communities. Such support also provides relief to caregivers who are looking after loved ones. The services provided are diversified and numerous and are delivered by a broad spectrum of personnel including:
Staffing:
Registered Nurses
Yardwork/Handymen
Licensed Practical Nurses
Home Cleaners
Health Care Aides
Attendant for Person with Disabilities
Nurse's Aides
Attendant for High Risk Individuals
Home Support Workers
Live-In Caregivers
Child Care Providers
Homemakers
Companions/Sitters
Nannies
What types of services does Home Care provide?
The types of support services are as varied as they are numerous. Implementation of service delivery is based on the individual client’s assessed needs. They can range from nursing care, personal care, homemaking activities, housecleaning, cooking, companionship, yard maintenance, transportation, respite, and so on. Services can be simple and few or complex and numerous. Whichever service you choose, be sure to have skilled employees or private contractors.
Services:
Home Making Services
Feeding/Meal preparation
Personal Care
Bathing/Hair Dressing/Barbering
Assisting Client with Hygiene & Skin Care
Clothing/Shopping
Supervision/Sitting
Outings/Outdoor Tasks
Nutrition/Dietary Needs
Heavy Cleaning
Grocery Shopping/Transportation
Nursing Services
Laundry/Dry Cleaning
Safety & Welfare
Respite/Companionship
Commitment
Compassionate Care’s goal is to address the needs of our clientele while providing them with a warm and comfortable environment.
"Compassionate Care" From the Heart
Mission Statement Compassionate Care's mission is to provide quality service to help our clients lead dignified, and independent lifestyles in the comfort and safety of their own homes by carefully assessing their needs and selectively placing trained personnel to meet those needs.
Vision Compassionate Care will assess the conditions of each individual client to ensure his or her needs are met.
Our personalized service delivers comfort and a superior lifestyle within the care community.
Our detailed on-site training allows our skilled employees to cope with day-to-day tasks in client needs, while our community-based philosophy builds strong relationships between the care giver and the client.
Value “Compassionate Care” from the heart.
Health Tip
Eating well and exercise regularly (Check with your doctor) Eating smaller meals more often along with your regular exercise truly is the bottom line to a healty life. Avoid high sugar, high fat foods such as chocolate, pizza pops and soda. Follow as closely as possible the guide lines set out by Canadian food guide however in increments of 2-3 hrs.
GRAIN PRODUCTS = 5-12
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES = 5-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS = 2-4
MEAT AND ALTERNATIVES = 2-3
Getting regular exercise is as easy as putting one foot in front of the other. Take 20 minutes every day and go for a brisk walk. Eating well and exercising regularly will not only keep you healthy physically, but sharpen the mind, give you more energy and live a longer, happier life. (Talk to your doctor to design an exercise that works for you.)
222 Osborne Street North
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 1V4 Canada