PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
assess an individual's physical abilities and establish
treatment plans to help regain strength, flexibility, balance
and endurance. The client and the physiotherapist will
work together to improve physical ability, functional ability
and/or compensate for reduced balance, pain, weakness
or altered movement.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS
assess an individual's capacities and difficulties within
their physical or mental limitations, their environment
and life roles. Occupational Therapists focus on activities
of daily living in order to help restore, maintain or
compensate for problem areas.

SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS
assess an individual's ability to communicate effectively
and their ability to swallow safely. Speech Language
Pathologists look at ways to improve the ability to speak
and provide alternate ways to communicate when speech
is not functional. They also provide recommendations to
prevent complications from swallowing problems.

REHABILITATION ASSISTANTS (RAs)
support and encourage client rehabilitation and self-sufficiency.
Our RAs have a combination of formal education and related experience in various rehab settings. They are skilled in working with most conditions, including complex, catastrophic and acquired brain injury. Rehab Assistants visit clients in private homes, retirement residences, long term care facilities, and community settings (gym, pool, etc.).