Support Staff Solutions

We take the utmost care to match the right care-provider to you or your loved one’s specific care needs. We are multi-cultural by choice and have the ability to provide you with a support worker who has a specific skill-set or a particular ethnic background or speaks a foreign language that is the key to your loved one’s comfortable treatment, support, and holistic improvement.

At ASK4CARE SUPPORT SERVICES INC. our caregivers are carefully hand-picked through a stringent recruitment process that we have honed over the years; they are then go through several interviews, document verification, police checks, college and background checks and a thorough vetting process that completely ensures we get the right staff for the right client – every time.

We provide our cost-effective healthcare support services to all sectors of the community through supports of the following personnel:

Home Healthcare Aides:

Provide in-home assistance with minimal house-keeping and activities of daily living (ADLs); including but not limited to: laundry, cooking, cleaning, mopping, vacuuming, dusting, throwing garbage and other household chores. They are also well-trained to provide companionship or chair-side assistance for individuals who need to be constantly monitored.

Personal Support Workers:

Provide assistance and support to elderly or special people who are not able to perform activities of daily living as they used to in the past and now need help in doing  these activities. They can assist in a private home setting or then be part of a larger residential housing unit like a retirement home or a long-term care residence. They can also be a good resource for hospitals as relief staff as well as community housing for individuals with special needs like Group Homes and Community Living Organizations that provide housing to individuals with special needs.

Registered Practical Nurses:

Provide nursing care, assessments, care plans and medication etc to individuals in hospitals, residences, assisted living, independent living and community group homes as well on an as-needed basis.

Registered Nurses:

Offer mainly administration and management of staff in a facility staffing environment including hospitals, long term care facilities, retirement living, and hospices etc.

Addictions workers:

Provides assistance and support to individuals receiving treatment at an addiction centre – mainly targeted at adults/youth.

Behavioral Aides:

Provides assistance and support to individuals with behavioural issues. Assistance could be provided  both to the individual themselves as well as to their families – Usually, for individuals diagnosed with ADHD, ADD and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Child and Youth Workers:

Give complex care support and programming to individuals in schools, shelters and group homes, community and mental health centers as well as correctional facilities.

Early Childhood Educators:

Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) work with children from infancy to age 12, including children with special needs. They plan and organize activities that help children develop intellectually, physically, socially, and emotionally

Community Service/Development Workers:

Offer support in the community for group homes, community living and related service agencies.

Social Services Workers:

Community and Social Service Workers administer and implement a variety of social assistance programmes, community services, and assist clientsin dealing with personal and social problems.

Crisis Intervention Workers:

Provide assessment and intervention to individuals with addiction, psychiatric, psycho-social problems etc in a community setting.

Developmental Service Workers:

Offer support to individuals with a physical or mental disability in a community setting like a group home or community living support.

Mental Health Workers:

Provides support to individuals with mental health issues including ABI (acquired brain injury) in a community or social setting.

Rehabilitation Workers:

Provides support to individuals in a community setting that are suffering from mild autism, behavioral issues, societal issues such as gambling, addictions, substance abuse etc.

Osteo-fitness Instructors:

Provide programming and on-going instructions to remain healthy and fit especially to maintain strong bone health for the elderly usually through daytime programming initiatives.

Occupational Therapist:

Provide rehabilitation programming and services in a community setting to individuals that have suffered physical trauma.

Physiso Therapist:

Provides clinical assessments, set goals and make treatment plans for the clients. and also provide on-going evaluations of client progress.

Medical Records Assistant/ Clinical Administration Assistant:

Organize and manage patients’ health information data, ensure paperwork is properly filled out while maintain accuracy and accessibility of files. Ensure all files are secure. Communicate with physicians and other healthcare professionals related to the practice.

Dental Hygienist:

Dental hygienists remove soft and hard deposits from teeth, teach patients how to practice good oral hygiene, and provide other preventive dental care; examine patients’ teeth and gums, recording the presence of diseases or abnormalities.

For appointments or more information, contact us at 416-565-9458.