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What is Acquired Brain Injury?

Brain injury is one of the most catastrophic and difficult injuries to deal with. It can be caused by a traumatic blow or injury to the head, severe rotation of the neck or whiplash, or even lack of oxygen. About 50% of all acquired brain injury (ABI) cases are caused by motor vehicle accidents (MVA) or falls.

Why is Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Care Important

Because the brain is one of the most complex organs, any damage to it can lead to severe outcomes. Without proper attention, diagnosis and treatment, the damage to your brain does not have the opportunity to recover, and it can easily worsen over time. Brain injury can affect the way your brain works, which can have severe effects on your body.

• Insomnia
• Memory loss
• Headache
• Loss of concentration
• Blurry vision
• Confusion
• Paralysis

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Care Benefits

For these reasons, our caregivers don't just provide home health care services, they are also an integral part of the multi-disciplinary rehabilitation team. As our staff is front line, we work very closely with your Personal Injury lawyer, Case Manager, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, Speech Language Therapist, Rehab Therapist, and Social Worker. We believe in a client focused team solution to rehabilitate your injury.

• Preparing delicious and nutritious meals
• Companionship
• Light housework and laundry
• Personal hygiene and dressing
• Helping with mobility
• Medication reminders and medical supervision
• Accompanying to social events and doctor’s appointments
• Caring for spinal cord injuries
• Therapy Support
• Coma Stimulation
• Helping integrate into independent living

Caregiver Matching

In order to ensure the best care possible, we match caregivers to our clients using our technology. We consider factors such as personality, culture, and language to determine compatibility. This way, your loved one will get a caregiver who they will be comfortable with.

Contact us for ABI Care in Toronto

If you would like to learn more about how we can help your family and senior loved one, call us at 416-855-2333. We will provide free assessment and answer any questions you have.