Let’s Achieve Your Health and Wellness Goals Together

Personalised assistance is essential for a well-rounded in-home support experience. Our services are tailored to your specific needs and may include:

• Adapting the home environment for safety and independence
• Providing transportation for doctor’s appointments, community, shopping, and social appointments, and day program
• Personal care such as grooming, personal hygiene, and dressing
• Transfers, mobility, and fall reduction
• Meal planning and preparation
• Yard moving, maintenance, and gardening
• Allied health appointments — Collaboration with speech, occupational, and physical therapists
• Medication management — Reminders for medication regime, measuring blood pressure, and checking blood sugar
• Social activity and companionship
• Household tasks — Cleaning, laundry, and ironing

Mary Thomas, our coordinator and team leader, is experienced in formulating care plans. Before the care is commenced, we will have open and honest communication to identify your needs by filling up the assessment form. In doing this, we will be able to identify what you expect from us, which also allows us to send a perfectly matched caregiver.

The care plan will be formulated according to your requirements and Lifestyle. If you need changes in the future, we can adjust our approach accordingly. Our trained carers are selected for their loving and caring nature. You will always be covered by a familiar one-on-one caregiver you can trust.

We are here to assist you in daily tasks and routines that help you to live your life, your way. Our care coordinator will be in regular touch with the client/loved ones to make sure the care team and care plan are meeting the needs of the client.

Diabetes mellitus is a chronic condition, too much of glucose in the blood. Glucose is vital for the health, and is an important source of energy for the cells that make up your muscles and tissues. Brain’s main source of fuel is Glucose. Energy is needed for the bodies to do everything. Glucose comes from the food eaten. The food eaten that contain carbohydrates, the body breaks it down into glucose. The amount of glucose in the bloodstream is referred as ‘blood glucose level’ or BGL. Diabetes can be managed, if not, can be serious. High glucose levels in the blood, can damage the body’s blood vessels and nerves, leading to long time health complications such as heart, kidney and eye disease, and nerve damage in the feet. An increase in BGL, stimulates the release of a hormone called insulin from Pancreas. Insulin acts like a key to ‘unlock’ the ‘doors’ of the body’s cells, allowing glucose into those cells so that it can be used for energy. If a person with diabetes has good control of blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol and do not smoke, the risk of complications will be much lower. As a registered member of healthcare team, and as a Credentialed Diabetes Educator Mary can help her client to manage your diabetes.

Book an appointment, Doctors refer people with diabetes to the Credentialed Diabetes Educator, to educate, manage and how to deal with the disease and make changes in their lifestyles. Plan is developed to stay healthy, and ongoing support is given till the Blood Sugar is in the target range. 

Area of Practice: Self-management of Diabetes, Pre-diabetes; Type 1; Type 2 Diabetes & Gestational Diabetes. Insulin –Education, Initiation, and titration and Diabetes Screening