Home Health and Community Supports - South Simcoe

Home care serves people of all ages with a wide range of health problems and disabilities at home, school, and in the community. Home health care services may be purchased directly, covered by private insurance plans, or publicly funded.

Ontario Health atHome handles publicly-funded home health care. Assisted living programs provide support, including equipment and medical supplies, so that people can live independently in their own homes for as long as possible.

	Adaptive Clothing
	Adult Day Programs
	Ambulances
	Assisted Living for Adults with Acquired Brain Injuries
	Assisted Living for Adults with HIV
	Assisted Living for Adults with Physical Disabilities
	Assisted Living for High-Risk Seniors
	Assistive Devices Program (ADP) Authorizers for Mobility
	Caregiver Support Services
	Community Paramedicine Programs
	Community Support Services
	Companionship
	Congregate Dining
	Dental Services - In-Home
	Dietitian Services
	Driving Assessments
	Exercise and Falls Prevention Programs
	Financial Assistance for People with Disabilities
	Financial Assistance for Seniors
	Foot Care - Clinics
	Foot Care - In-Home
	Friendly Visiting
	Hearing Aids and Communication Devices
	Home Help and Homemaking
	Home Maintenance and Repair
	Home Modification
	Hospice Palliative Care - In-Home
	In-Home Eye Care and Correction
	In-Home Hairdressing
	In-Home Nursing
	In-Home Personal Support
	In-Home Primary Care
	Mastectomy Products and Wigs
	Meal Delivery Services
	Medical Equipment and Supplies - Loans
	Medical Equipment and Supplies - Sales and Rentals
	Medical Information Alerts
	Ontario Health atHome
	Ontario Health atHome - Community Nursing Clinics
	Oxygen and Respiratory Services
	Patient Transfer
	Personal Emergency Response Systems
	Prosthetics and Orthotics
	Rehabilitative Care - In-Home
	Rehabilitative Care - In-Home Private Pay
	Respite Care Facilities for Adults with Disabilities
	Respite Care for Children with Disabilities
	Respite Care for People with Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias
	Respite Care for Seniors
	Safety and Injury Prevention
	Seniors' Intervention and Assistance Services
	Shopping and Grocery Assistance
	Social Work Services
	Telephone Reassurance and Security Checks
	Transportation - Accessible
	Transportation - Accessible Parking Permits
	Transportation - Non-Accessible and Volunteer
	Vehicle Modification
	Virtual Urgent Care
	Wandering

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