Professional Non-Emergency Lift Assistance Lift Assist Canada provides professional, non-emergency assistance for individuals who have experienced a fall, are not injured, but cannot safely get back up without help. Our trained responders use specialized lifting equipment and safe handling techniques to provide respectful, comfortable and dignified assistance in your home or residence. If an injury or medical emergency is suspected, emergency services should be contacted immediately.
Professional Non-Emergency Transfer Assistance Lift Assist Canada provides professional, non-emergency assistance with transfers to persons with mobility challenges , disabilities or ambulatory challenges. Lift Assist helps with transfers including daily assists with transfers. Our trained responders use specialized equipment and safe transfer techniques to reduce the unnecessary risk of falls, strain and injury to you or a helping hand. Every transfer is completed with care and respect for your comfort, independence and dignity. Contact us today to arrange assistance.
Do you have frequent falls or do you know someone at home trying to maintain their independence but struggling with mobility. We have membership options available.
We work with nursing home partners as well as independent living residents in an effort to compliment the services already offered to you by your providers.
Falls caused 89% of injury-related hospitalizations among older Canadians, with 78,076 fall-related hospitalizations in 2022 outside Quebec. It also estimates $5.6 billion annually in direct health-care cost
Read MoreFactors may stem from biological, behavioural, social or economic, and environmental factors. These factors can impact the safety of everyday activities.
Read MoreFalls in older adults is a widely researched topic. However, older adults residing in public housing are a vulnerable population that may have unique risk factors for falls. This study aims to describe the prevalence and risk factors for falls, fear of falling, and seeking medical attending for falls in this population.
Read MoreFalls affect Ontarians of all ages and can occur in any setting including at home, in the playground, at the store, and at the hospital. In Canada, falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations among older adults, and represent the leading health care cost of all injuries for children ages 0 – 14.
Read MoreMultiple situations affect old and younger populations across Canada
Read MoreNon Emergency lift assistance servicing Hamilton, Burlington, south western Ontario and the surrounding areas. Please hang up and call 911 if this is an emergency.
