Professionals

Nursing care at home

Assessment, monitoring, liaison

A nurse’s eye on things at home, regularly: what has changed, what is worrying, and what needs flagging before it becomes an emergency.

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Verified providers · Montreal, South Shore and North Shore · no contract, no minimum hours

What this service covers

Health assessment and care plan
Vital signs, blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring
Following a chronic condition and how it is moving
Medication management: pill organizer, adherence and effects to report
Watching for falls, weight loss and new confusion
Liaison with the doctor, the CLSC and the pharmacy

This list is a starting point, not a closed menu. You describe what you need and the provider tells you what they can do.

Reserved for qualified professionals: the diploma, licence or certification is verified before the profile appears in the directory.

For you, or for someone you love

What sends an older person to the emergency room is rarely visible all at once: a wound that lingers, a weight that drops, a new confusion. A nurse who visits regularly sees them coming and raises them at the right moment. Medication is part of what they follow: the pill organizer, adherence, and the effects to watch for when a prescription changes. Every nurse has their licence verified before the profile appears, and nursing care provided to an individual is exempt from GST and QST.

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Do you offer this service?

Registered nurse: you set your hourly rate, your areas and your availability, and you choose the visits you take. No agency between you and the family, and no minimum hours imposed.

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Self-employed · you set your own rate and your own hours

Eligible for the tax credit

This service qualifies for Revenu Québec's tax credit for home-support services for seniors — up to 40% of eligible expenses for anyone aged 70 or over. Your invoices are prepared as the year goes.

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