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[…] the person will not be eligible for every coverage we have listed here. Topics in this section include: Public health insurance Automobile/car insurance Disability insurance Extended health care Workers’ compensation Public health insurance The universal health-care system in Canada is paid for through taxes. Every eligible Canadian receives a health insurance card (often called […]
Brain injury and brain injury recovery are complex. Individuals require a multidisciplinary health care team that understands the far-reaching impacts of brain injury and a patient/client focused approach. This section is designed for health care providers and includes information on the latest guidelines and research, self-care, skill development and professional education. Please note: this […]
[…] can include: Childcare Health Health and rehabilitation expenses that aren’t covered by insurance or provincial/territorial health plans Housing costs Mortgage or rent payments Utility bills Personal costs Credit cards Debt payments Entertainment (subscriptions to streaming services, for example) Groceries Personal hygiene products (toothpaste, period products, shampoo, etc.) Phone bills Transportation Car payments or public […]
[…] Reports on brain injury Additional resources Brain injury guidelines This section is meant to provide access to some of the evidence-based guidelines available across Canada for health care professionals. We encourage you to bookmark or visit this page to check for updates. Guideline for Concussion/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury & Prolonged Symptoms for Adults over […]
[…] overall health. Make sure you’re in an appropriate living situation In some cases, seniors are not able to live alone or at home. In these cases, long-term care homes may be the most appropriate option. Many long-term care homes are specifically equipped for seniors, making them a safe, and comfortable choice. Many are also […]
Supporting patients/clients through diagnosis, treatment, and brain injury recovery is an integral part of effective, conscious care. They will have a lot of questions about brain injury and its effects on their life, and you will be one of the people they turn to for answers. While their questions may not lie in your […]
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