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Home First: When you need long-term care… (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

Home First is a special way of helping seniors currently in the hospital whose higher health care needs would normally mean a move to long-term care. We offer extra help and support in the home to those seniors who are likely to qualify for long-term care, allowing them to stay at home. As health care needs change, moving to long-term care could still become an option. (English) Colour

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English (265748), Chinese - Simplified (265760), Chinese - Traditional (265759), French (265765), Punjabi (265761)

Home Health Home Support Helping People Stay in their Home: Responder Information (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

This information is provided to clients, families, and friends who support clients who receive home support services. The brochure explains roles and expectations of the "Responder" in the event that home support cannot be provided. (English) Colour

Home Care Nursing (Delta, Surrey) [English] Permalink Public

Supporting North Delta and North Surrey (Gateway). Home Care Nursing helps people care for themselves in their community. You and your family work with us to create your plan of care and help you stay safe at home. We teach you how to care for yourself. (English) Colour

Home Care Nursing (Surrey) [English] Permalink Public

Supporting Surrey-Newton area. Home Care Nursing helps people care for themselves in their community. You and your family work with us to create your plan of care and help you stay safe at home. We teach you how to care for yourself. (English) Colour

Rapid Response - For Seniors with Urgent Health Care Needs (Mission) [English] Permalink Public

A brochure with information about the Rapid Response Resource as well as the 7 numbers every senior needs.The Rapid Response Resource is a community team in Mission which responds to frail seniors who have a health issue that requires an urgent response within the same day. This is covered under MSP. (English) Colour

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When Staying In Assisted Living Is No Longer An Option - Moving from Assisted Living to a Care Home (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

Someone from a specific health profession or program usually gives this resource to the person who needs it and reviews it with them. Before using this information, please review it with someone from that profession or program.

FOR USE BY HOME HEALTH AND ASSISTED LIVING CLINICIANS ONLY. Going From Assisted Living to Long Term Care. This booklet outlines the services available in long term care facilities and how placement decisions are based. (English) Colour

Home Care Nursing - Tri-Cities (Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam) [English] Permalink Public

Information on the Home Care Nursing program, hours of operation and contact information. (English) Colour

Healthy at Home: A guide to Home Health Services [English] Permalink Public

Whether you are recovering after a stay in the hospital, or you are living with a chronic or age-related health condition, Home Health Services are here to help you get home and stay at home, safely. (English) Colour

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English (267794), Chinese - Simplified (268037), Punjabi (268041), Tagalog (268043)

Reablement Program [English] Permalink Public

Reablement is a service for older adults who have had a short term illness or injury. It is offered in your home to help you regain your independence after a short illness or injury. This brochure explains more about the program. (English) Colour

Reablement Program (New Westminster) [English] Permalink Public

The New Westminster Reablement Program helps older adults regain their independence after a short illness or injury. The program starts soon after you come home from the hospital. (English) Colour