Hospital-to-home support

Hospital-to-home support that re-establishes safe daily routines

Structured in-home care after hospital discharge - personal support, mobility assistance, meal preparation, and clear family communication starting within 24-48 hours across Ontario.

What hospital-to-home care covers

Support for every dimension of the transition home

A

Personal Care

Bathing, dressing, grooming, and continence support - delivered with the same dignity and patience as ongoing personal care visits.

B

Mobility Assistance

Safe support with transfers, walking, and movement around the home - reducing fall risk during the vulnerable post-discharge period.

C

Meal Preparation

Nutritious meals and appropriate snacks prepared to support recovery - accommodating dietary guidelines or restrictions from discharge instructions.

D

Medication Reminders

Routine reminders to take prescribed medications on schedule - particularly important in the first weeks home when new medication regimens begin.

E

Light Housekeeping

Maintaining a safe, organized home environment - so energy is conserved for recovery rather than spent on household tasks.

F

Family Updates

Regular communication about the individual's condition, mood, and daily functioning so families have a clear, current picture of recovery.

Caregiver supporting a senior re-establishing daily routines after hospital discharge in Ontario

The critical transition window

The first days home from hospital are the highest-risk period

Hospital readmission within 30 days of discharge is one of the most common and preventable outcomes in senior care. The primary causes - falls, medication errors, inadequate nutrition, and isolated recovery - are all directly addressed by structured in-home support in the immediate post-discharge period.

Aviora's hospital-to-home support is designed specifically around this window. We start quickly, follow discharge instructions carefully, monitor actively, and communicate clearly with families so that minor issues are caught before they become serious complications.

Getting started

Plan before discharge - start the day they arrive home

1. Contact Before Discharge

Reach out as soon as a discharge date is confirmed. We gather details, review care needs, and assign a caregiver before the individual arrives home.

2. Care Plan Built

We review discharge instructions, dietary needs, mobility status, and medication schedule to build a practical first-week care plan.

3. Support Begins Day One

A consistent caregiver is ready at home. Family members receive updates. The plan adjusts as recovery progresses.

No referral required. Can start within 24-48 hours. Serving all of Ontario.

Related services

Services that pair well with hospital-to-home support

Personal Support

Ongoing PSW care after the post-discharge period - maintaining routines, personal hygiene, and independence at home.

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Medication Reminders

Routine-based reminders built into every visit - particularly important when a new post-discharge medication schedule is in effect.

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Mobility Support

Continued safe movement assistance as recovery progresses - reducing fall risk and building confidence with daily activities.

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