More than Seniors

Many people imagine HCC is strictly for well seniors, or post-acute care patients, however these services benefit a wide spectrum of Ontarians, including:

• Adults and children with disabilities
• Adults and children with chronic or complex health issues
• Individuals transitioning out of hospitals or other care environments
• Individuals with mental health issues
• Family caregivers
• Seniors, including the frail elderly

More than volunteers and PSWs

HCC programs are enhanced by volunteers, who donate over 3 million hours each year, saving the health care system over $80 million in paid services annually. 

But HCC also includes services delivered by a variety of care providers including:

• Registered Nurses (RNs) 
• Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs)
• Nurse Practitioners (NPs)
• Occupational Therapists (OTs)
• Physiotherapists (PT)
• Registered Dietitians (RDs)
• Program delivery staff
• Friends and Family Caregivers

More than home visits and Meals on Wheels

In addition to Nutrition Programs and Transportation Services, HCC also provides Non-Clinical and Clinical Services like:



• In-home Nursing
• Housekeeping & Maintenance
• Respite Programs (Day and Overnight)
• Transitional care (e.g. Post-Surgery Care, Cardiac Rehab)
• Chronic and Complex Care (e.g. Home Tube Feeding, Dialysis, Ventilator Support)
• Palliative and Hospice Care

More than in-home care

HCC supports can help people who need assistance to live at home, in supportive housing, and in assisted living. HCC services are also provided in a variety of other settings including:

• Hospices 
• Community Clinics 
• Community Centres and Group Settings