Home Care in Multiple Settings
Our Qualifications
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Our team consists of dedicated professionals, and each staff member holds the necessary professional licenses to be eligible to work at CarePro.
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Registered nurses (RNs) who have served at the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).
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Continue Care Assistants (CCAs) with invaluable experience in public long-term care facilities
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Personal Support Workers (PSWs) who bring their expertise from retirement homes and personal care settings.
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Each caregiver on our team undergoes a rigorous screening process, which includes:.
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Criminal background check with a vulnerable sector.
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Up-to-date First Aid & CPR certificates, ensuring their preparedness to handle any medical emergencies that may rise.
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Training in TLR(Transfer Lift Reposition) techniques, equipping them to effectively assist individuals with mobility and positioning needs.
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Each caregiver on our team undergoes a rigorous screening process, which includes:
a . Criminal background check with a vulnerable sector
b . Up-to-date First Aid & CPR certificates, ensuring their preparedness to handle any medical emergencies that may arise.
c . Training in TLR (Transfer Lift Reposition) techniques, equipping them to effectively assist individuals with mobility and positioning needs.
Our Services
Personal Care:
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and other personal hygiene tasks.
Foot Care:
Our licensed registered nurses offer specialized foot care services using sterile tools and supplies provided by CarePro. This ensures optimal foot health and prevents complications associated with foot-related conditions.
Meal Preparation:
Planning and cooking nutritious meals according to dietary needs and preferences.
Medication Management:
Reminding individuals to take medications on time and assisting with medication administration.
Housekeeping:
Performing light cleaning tasks, laundry, and maintaining a safe and tidy living environment.
Companionship:
Engaging in conversation, providing emotional support, and participating in recreational activities.
Transportation:
Assisting with transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, or other outings.
Mobility Assistance:
Helping individuals move around their home safely, using mobility aids if necessary.
Respite Care:
Providing temporary relief to family caregivers by taking over caregiving responsibilities for a short period.