Home Nursing

Day Care

Our Day Care service is thoughtfully designed to provide older adults with a secure, supportive, and enriching daytime environment. This is ideal for seniors who require supervision, light care assistance, and opportunities for social engagement during the day and offers families peace of mind and essential support.

Short Term Care

Short-term care for elders refers to temporary support and assistance provided to older adults who need help for a limited period on scheduled periods of time. This type of care is typically designed to aid recovery and manage a temporary health issue. It is a compassionate and flexible option that respects the elder's dignity while also addressing their immediate needs.

Our Short-Term Care service is designed to provide these items during this period for our elders, whether it's a few days, several weeks or even months, if required.

Long Term Care

Long-term care refers to a range of services designed to support elders within our care centre who need ongoing help with everyday activities due to aging, illness, or disability. It goes beyond medical treatment, focusing on the full picture of well-being: personal care, emotional support, safety, and quality of life over an extended period of time.

At Legend Care Centre, we assist our elders from their daily routines to managing their health needs, and providing them the comfort and care that they deserve for their remaining years.

Palliative Care

Palliative care is a specialized form of medical care focused on improving the quality of life for individuals facing serious, chronic, or life-limiting illnesses. Palliative care at Legend Care Centre prioritizes comfort, dignity, and quality of life for residents facing chronic or terminal illness. Our approach focuses not only on pain relief and medical support but also emotional, spiritual, and psychosocial care.

Medical & Nursing Support

Admission Requirements

• Physician referral or medical report indicating palliative care needs
• Family consent for comfort-focused care plan
• DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) or Advance Care Directive (if available)
• Agreement to Legend Care Centre's Terms of Service

Rehabilitation Care

Rehabilitation care for elders is a compassionate, supportive approach designed to help older adults recover or improve their physical, mental, and emotional abilities due to illnesses (i.e. stroke, arthritis, heart attacks, etc), injuries, surgery, or a decline in health. It focuses on restoring independence and enhancing quality of life with respect, patience, and personalized care.

Our dedicated team provides:

• Physical Therapy to help restore mobility, strength, and balance.
• Occupational Therapy to assist with daily activities like dressing, grooming, and meal preparation.
• Speech Therapy for those needing support with communication or swallowing.
• Emotional Support to nurture mental well-being and encourage a positive outlook.

We believe every elder deserves to live with dignity and comfort. Our rehabilitation care is tailored to meet each resident's unique needs within our centre.

Postoperative Care

Postoperative care for elders is the specialized support and attention given to older adults after surgery to help them recover safely and comfortably. Because elders often have different health needs and may recover more slowly, this care focuses on preventing complications, managing pain, and promoting healing with compassion and respect.

Our postoperative care includes:

• Continuous Health Monitoring:
  Regular assessment of vital signs and overall condition to promptly identify and address any potential complications.
• Effective Pain Management:
  Administration of appropriate pain relief tailored to individual needs, ensuring comfort while minimizing adverse effects.
• Infection Control:
  Strict adherence to hygiene protocols to maintain wound cleanliness and reduce the risk of infection.
• Assisted Mobility:
  Guided support to encourage safe and gradual resumption of movement, reducing risks associated with immobility such as blood clots and muscle atrophy.

• Adequate Nutrition and Hydration:
  Provision of balanced meals and adequate fluids to promote healing and maintain strength.
• Medication Management:
  Careful coordination and administration of prescribed medications, with attention to potential interactions and side effects.
• Psychological and Emotional Support:
  Compassionate care to alleviate anxiety and provide reassurance during the recovery process.
• Cognitive Monitoring:
  Vigilance for any signs of delirium or cognitive changes, enabling timely intervention.