In-home massage therapy
A certified massage therapist visits your home to provide massages adapted to your condition: relief of muscle tension, improved blood circulation, and reduced stress and anxiety. Suitable for seniors, people with reduced mobility, and anyone who could benefit from a moment of relaxation.
In-home physiotherapy and occupational therapy
Mobility assessment, personalized exercise program, rehabilitation after an injury or surgery, fall prevention, and home adaptation. Professionals come to you so rehabilitation can happen in your real environment.
Nutrition and dietary follow-up
Consultation with a nutrition professional to assess your eating habits, adapt your diet to health conditions (diabetes, hypertension, undernutrition), and support implementation of a realistic nutrition plan.
Kinesiology and adapted exercise
A kinesiologist comes to your home to design and supervise an exercise program adapted to your physical condition. The goal is to maintain muscle strength, balance, and mobility to reduce fall risks and support autonomy.
In-home hair and appearance care
Feeling good about oneself contributes to overall well-being. A hairdresser or esthetician visits your home to provide care that supports self-esteem and dignity.
Activity facilitation and stimulation
Reading, memory games, creative workshops, music, and activities adapted to the person's abilities. These activities stimulate cognitive functions, prevent boredom, and help maintain capacities for people living with neurocognitive disorders.
Accompanied outings
Walks in the park, cultural activities, adapted sports, and outdoor activities. A companion ensures safety during outings so the person can enjoy leisure time outside the home.
Friendly visits and check-in calls
For isolated individuals, a regular friendly visit or a courtesy phone call can make all the difference. This service is designed to reduce social isolation, a significant risk factor for seniors' physical and mental health.
Technology assistance
Help using a tablet, making video calls with family, and using everyday digital tools. Patient support adapted to each person's pace to stay connected with loved ones.
Light administrative support
Help sorting mail, filing documents, booking appointments by phone, and completing small day-to-day administrative tasks that can become difficult when vision, dexterity, or memory decline.