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Many people cope with distressing symptoms while Edmonton sleeps. Patients with late-day symptoms often report feeling unsupported or like they are a burden on the health-care system. This adds to their sense of distress and makes it difficult for them to manage symptoms at home.
That’s why ConsortiaCare.ca provides after-hours care. Most evenings and weekends we remain on call and ready to respond. It’s our pleasure to provide timely care when patients need it most.
It can be hard to talk about how illness affects daily life. By the time home care is required, much has already been lost. We value each person’s experience of illness, understanding that symptoms are experienced in unique ways. We also look to learn from patient symptoms.
ConsortiaCare.ca provides symptom-based care. Symptom-based care helps us overcome obstacles affecting daily life and improve health outcomes.
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Specialized programs to improve access to care.
75%
No longer require home care after 3 months.
+2 days
Average time to first available home visit.
Have questions?
Feel free to call us to look into a range of care options in the Edmonton area.
Other options are also available in Edmonton.
There are many other home health supports available to residents living in Edmonton. In some cases, publicly-funded services could be a better fit for your needs.
Alternate care options include: *
Continuing Care Access (780-496-1300) coordinates access to home care in Edmonton.
Health Link Alberta (811) offers navigation, advice and referral to health services.
Brain Care Centre (780-477-7575) provides services for acquired brain injuries.
* ConsortiaCare.ca provides links to these external providers to help Edmonton residents self-refer to the best possible services for their health condition.
Care must enable successful adaptation to disease.
That’s why we built innovative clinical programs to support Edmonton residents at home and in the community.