
Equipment Recommendations & Vendor Coordination
The right equipment can make everyday tasks safer and less stressful for both clients and caregivers. Our occupational therapy assessments provide clear recommendations tailored to your needs, ensuring the right supports are in place to promote independence and confidence at home.
Choosing the Right Equipment for Safety and Independence
Having the proper equipment in place allows clients to participate in meaningful activities while reducing the risk of falls, injury, and caregiver strain. From simple items like grab bars to larger mobility aids such as walkers or wheelchairs, we provide guidance on what will best support your safety and daily routines.
Recommendations may include:
Grab bars, handrails, or bed rails for safe transfers.
Raised toilet seats, shower chairs, or transfer benches for personal care.
Walkers, wheelchairs, or canes suited to mobility needs.
Transfer aids to reduce physical strain on caregivers.
Small home adjustments to improve safety in high-risk areas.
Why It Matters
Without the right equipment, daily routines can become frustrating, unsafe, or exhausting for both clients and caregivers. Clear recommendations from an occupational therapist ensure you invest in solutions that truly meet your needs, helping you feel confident and supported at home.
Service Area:
Serving clients across Ottawa (Nepean, Kanata, Vanier, Barrhaven, and Gloucester) and extending to Eastern Ontario, including Crysler, Finch, Cornwall, and Winchester.
What to Expect
Initial Phone Call
We gather background information, confirm consent, and explain the process.In-Home Assessment
An occupational therapist reviews your home environment and daily routines to identify equipment needs.Written Report
A clear summary outlines recommended equipment and its purpose.Guidance & Next Steps
We complete all necessary forms, coordinate with vendors and physicians or nurse practitioners, and liaise with caseworkers when needed.Follow-Up
Questions are answered to ensure recommendations are well understood and effectively applied.
Common Questions
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Outside of funding programs like ADP, we focus on recommending equipment types that meet your needs, leaving you the flexibility to choose a brand that works best for you.
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No, installation services are not provided. However, our recommendations outline safe placement and when professional installation may be beneficial.
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Yes, caregivers are encouraged to take part in assessments. This ensures they feel confident in using the equipment safely and supporting daily routines.
Interested in booking an assessment?
Call 514-898-4264, email info@elevatemobility.ca, or send us a message.
You can also visit our Resources page to access our Fall Prevention Checklist.
Every small change makes a big difference in safety.