The residential and long-term care program offers high quality care in a safe, stimulating, dynamic, adapted and respectful living environment to its clientele aged 18 and older and living in Estrie who can no longer remain in their homes as a result of a loss of functional autonomy.
Long-term Care
- Services offered
- Diagnostic and therapeutic services in:
- general and specialized medicine
- nursing
- occupational therapy
- physiotherapy
- speech therapy
- pharmacy
- dentistry
- social services
- psycho-education
- psychology
- respiratory therapy
- nutrition
- laboratory and radiology technology services
- recreology
Spiritual care services encompass a set of actions, words, and rituals designed to respond to a variety of spiritual needs for people going through a delicate situation, including:
- a disease
- having to make difficult decisions
- a change
- end of life or the death of a relative
- Clientele
- Residents of the residential centres of the CSSS-IUGS.
- How to access these services
- All requests to access residential services must be made by a professional. These requests are evaluated by the CSSS-IUGS committee which oversees the mechanisms of access to residential services.
Planned respite services
- Services offered
- Planned respite services are offered one week every month to help persons with loss of autonomy remain in their homes for as long as possible.
- Clientele
- Persons with loss of autonomy living at home and their family caregivers.
- How to access these services
- All requests to access residential services must be made by a professional. These requests are evaluated by the CSSS-IUGS committee which oversees the mechanisms of access to residential services.
Temporary respite services
- Services offered
- Temporary respite services provide informal and family caregivers with a defined period of rest and recovery as well as a place to lodge their relative temporarily in the event of an emergency or a breakdown in social support (e.g., family caregiver is ill).
- Clientele
- Persons with loss of autonomy living at home and their family caregivers.
- How to access these services
- All requests to access residential services must be made by a professional. These requests are evaluated by the CSSS-IUGS committee which oversees the mechanisms of access to residential services.
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For further information
- Consult the Welcome Guide for the Resident/Residential Living in Long-Term Care
- To obtain further information about the respite care program
