Most of our in-home patients are recovering from a motor vehicle accident or a workplace injury serious enough that travel by car or transit is too painful, unsafe, or simply impossible. Some are older patients post-stroke or post-surgery. The goal is always the same: stabilise function at home, then transition back to clinic-based care.

Services we deliver at home

• In-home physiotherapy. A Registered Physiotherapist comes to your home with portable equipment, performs the same assessment as in clinic, and delivers active rehab and manual therapy in your living room.
• In-home occupational therapy. OT focuses on the practical: getting in and out of bed, the bathroom, the kitchen, the car. We do a home safety walkthrough and recommend equipment funded by your insurer where appropriate.
• Personal Support Workers (PSW). Trained PSWs assist with hygiene, transfers, medication reminders, light meal preparation and supervised mobility — under a written care plan reviewed by an OT or RN.
• Attendant care. For patients eligible under SABS attendant-care benefits (Form 1) — hourly support with personal care, supervision and mobility.
• Transportation to clinic. When you are ready, we coordinate wheelchair-accessible transport between your home and our Mississauga clinic.

How it works

Step one: a call to (905) 602-8998. We confirm coverage (auto insurance, WSIB, LTD, or self-pay) and schedule an in-home assessment within 1–3 business days.

Step two: the assessment. A Registered OT or PT visits, evaluates, and drafts a care plan — what we will deliver at home, how often, and for how long.

Step three: care begins. You see the same small set of clinicians week to week, in your home. As you improve, sessions move to clinic; transportation is arranged.

Who qualifies

• Motor-vehicle-accident patients with mobility, pain or transportation barriers
• WSIB-approved patients post-workplace-injury
• Catastrophic and complex MVA cases
• Post-surgical patients with discharge orders restricting travel
• Older patients post-fall, post-stroke or post-fracture

LTD case-managed patients requiring functional assessment