Get the Support You Need with ELC

You never have to worry when unplanned absences or staff shortages occur! Highly trained nurses and personal support workers are available at a moment's notice. They are valuable assets for healthcare organizations and for the patients and the community they serve. ELC Staff have the skills, knowledge, and experience to handle complex and challenging situations, as well as the compassion, empathy, and communication skills to build rapport and trust with patients and their families.

Our experienced nurses provide high-quality, patient-centered, and evidence-based care. They take the lead in assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating the care of patients, in collaboration with other health professionals. Personalized nurse-directed care improves patient outcomes, satisfaction, and safety, reducing costs and errors.

Treatment and medication administration are complex and challenging tasks that require careful planning, monitoring and evaluation. Having someone assist with these tasks can help the patient follow the prescribed regimen more accurately, which can improve the effectiveness and safety of the treatment. This reduces the risk of errors such as incorrect dosage, timing, or frequency, which can cause adverse effects or complications. All this provides emotional, social and practical support to the patient, which can improve their quality of life and well-being.

Wound care is an essential part of the healing process for patients with acute or chronic wounds. A nursing visit can reduce the risk of infection and complications by cleaning, dressing and monitoring the wound. This enhances patient comfort and quality of life by managing pain, odor and drainage. A nursing visit to perform wound care can make a significant difference in the recovery and well-being of patients with wounds. 

Patients who recover at home are less likely to be exposed to hospital-acquired infections, which can complicate their healing process and increase their medical costs. Patients can enjoy the familiarity of their own environment, the support of their loved ones, and the flexibility of their own schedule. This can enhance their psychological and emotional health, as well as their physical recovery. 

Caring for someone with chronic illness presents many challenges. Our highly trained professionals provide personalized and compassionate care that meets the specific needs and preferences of the person with chronic illness. The person with chronic illness can enjoy a better quality of life and more independence under the care of an empathetic caregiver who offers emotional support and companionship while reducing stress to family members. 

Improving the quality of life and well-being of the person with dementia can help them maintain their dignity, independence, and sense of identity. Providing care at this stage reduces the risk of depression, anxiety, and isolation for the person with dementia by offering emotional, social, and practical support. This can prevent or delay the need for institutional care by enabling the person with dementia to stay at home longer and receive personalized care.

Physical support is essential for general well-being especially in times of isolation and loneliness. Having someone who shows genuine interest and empathy, and who listens actively and attentively to their stories, feelings, and needs can make a difference in someone's life.

Supporting the elderly with ADL is a way of enhancing their quality of life and well-being. ADLs are the basic tasks that people need to perform every day, such as eating, bathing, dressing, toileting, and moving around. By helping with these tasks, we can reduce their risk of falls, infections, depression, and isolation. We can also promote their dignity, autonomy, and self-esteem while reducing the burden and stress on family members, and save costs on long-term care and hospitalization. 

Respite care provides temporary relief for family members who are the primary caregivers looking after a loved one with special needs. Respite care can reduce stress and burnout for caregivers, who can use the time to rest, recharge, or attend to other responsibilities. This can prevent or delay institutionalization by allowing caregivers to continue providing care at home with adequate support. Respite care can be provided in various settings, such as the home, a day center, or a residential facility and it can also vary in duration, frequency, and type of service, depending on the needs and preferences of the caregiver and the care recipient. Respite care is an essential resource for caregivers who want to maintain their own well-being and provide the best possible care for their loved ones.

Having a part-time home helper or home maker can be a great option for seniors who need some assistance at home or while recovering after an illness or surgery. Home helpers are also for busy professionals and families with young children. They can take care of tasks such as light cleaning, cooking, laundry, grocery shopping, or running errands, freeing up time and energy for the clients to focus on their work, hobbies, or personal relationships. A part-time home helper is available on a flexible schedule, depending on the needs and preferences of the clients, and can be more affordable than a full-time service.

Reduce social isolation and loneliness among the elderly who limited mobility or access to public transportation. Having transport services can improve their physical and mental health as they can enjoy more outdoor activities, visit their friends and family, or attend medical appointments.