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Enhanced Health & Recovery

Enhanced Health & Recovery: Support Through Healing, Stability, and Transition

The Enhanced Health & Recovery plan is designed for individuals who require structured, health-focused support at home due to recovery from illness or surgery, chronic health conditions, or increased functional needs. This plan bridges the gap between daily home support and formal healthcare services by providing consistent, observation-based, and recovery-oriented care.

 

Health-linked support focused on recovery and stability

This plan provides health-linked, non-medical support designed to promote recovery, stability, and safe daily functioning for individuals with higher or changing care needs.

Trained caregivers experienced with complex care needs

Care is delivered by trained and experienced caregivers who are familiar with supporting clients recovering from illness, managing chronic conditions, or requiring higher levels of daily assistance.

Structured visits with enhanced monitoring and coordination

Visits are structured and purposeful, with enhanced observation, routine support, and coordination to help identify changes early and support continuity of care.

Nurse providing clinical home care and medication management to a senior man, supporting enhanced health and recovery.

Benefits

How this plan supports daily life

Enhanced Health & Recovery focuses on stability, recovery, and confidence — helping clients manage health-related challenges while remaining safely at home.

Healing at Home Care that supports physical recovery while maintaining comfort, dignity, and familiar surroundings.
Early Awareness of Change Regular observation and communication help identify changes early and reduce avoidable complications.
Support After Discharge Consistent home support that helps reduce stress, confusion, and risk following hospital discharge.
Peace of Mind for Families Reliable updates and coordination reassure families that their loved one is supported and monitored.

services

Services you're looking for

Exercise & Mobility

Focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of serious illness, palliative care enhances quality of life

Nursing Care & Home Infusion Therapy

In-home nursing: wound/meds/catheters, vitals and teaching—plus safe home infusion therapy coordinated with your prescribing team and pharmacy

Companionship

Providing emotional support, social interaction, and meaningful engagement to combat loneliness.

Light Housekeeping & Laundry

Targeted, health-linked housekeeping (kitchen/bath sanitation, linens, tidy pathways) to reduce infection and fall risk. May be authorized under CDHCI when linked to health/safety

Heavy-Duty / Deep Cleaning

Crew-based seasonal or restorative deep cleans (kitchen, bath, baseboards/doors, storage areas). Typically private-pay; not a CDHCI service

Hospital-to-Home & Recovery Support

Intensive support in the first days/weeks after discharge: medication setup, wound care, vitals, equipment coordination, follow-ups, and transport—aligned with Alberta’s Home-to-Hospital-to-Home approach and AHS palliative/transition services where applicable

Care Management & Family Consultation

Your clinical navigator: assessment, measurable plan, provider coordination, family meetings, benefit navigation (CDHCI + AADL), and scheduled reviews to keep everyone aligned

Home Organization, Safety & Equipment

Decluttering, labeling, pathway clearing, and coordination of AADL-eligible equipment (grab bars via trades, walkers, lifters, home-care beds, bath aids). We also train families on safe use

End-of-Life & Palliative Care

Holistic in-home support for people living with progressive, life-limiting illness—comfort care, symptom monitoring, personal care, respite for family, and coordination with the palliative home-care team and hospice resources. AHS offers Palliative Home Care services, grief/bereavement…

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Specialized, person-centred support for all stages of dementia: structured days, cueing, behavior strategies, wandering prevention, and caregiver education—plus connection to 811 Dementia Advice for 24/7 nursing support

24/7 & Live-In (Around-the-Clock) Care

Continuous coverage for clients who need round-the-clock supervision or frequent assistance. We staff rotating 8–12-hour shifts or arrange live-in coverage with rest provisions—common for advanced dementia, high fall risk, and complex recovery. Alberta providers commonly…

Respite Care

Short-term, planned breaks for family caregivers—hours to days—delivered in-home or via booked overnight respite in continuing-care settings arranged through Home Care. AHS defines respite as scheduled relief for caregivers and offers options through case managers

Care for All Ages

While many clients are older adults, we also support adults and children living with disabilities, injuries, or chronic conditions. For families raising children with disabilities, Alberta’s Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) helps plan…

Foot & Nail Care

Preventive and therapeutic foot care delivered by nurses trained and authorized for advanced foot care—especially important for diabetes, neuropathy, vascular disease, and mobility issues. Alberta LPN practice notes and national competencies outline training and authorization…

Neurodiversity Support (Autism, ADHD & Related)

Respectful, strengths-based supports for neurodivergent children, teens, and adults—predictable routines, sensory-aware environments, community inclusion, and caregiver coaching. We coordinate with clinical teams and align private services with FSCD where applicable

popular questions

Frequently asked questions

How is this plan different from Core Home Support?

Enhanced Health & Recovery includes health-linked support, structured observation, and recovery-focused routines designed for clients with higher or changing needs.

No. Alberta Maple Care does not provide regulated nursing or medical services. This plan focuses on non-medical, health-linked support and coordination alongside healthcare providers.

This plan is ideal for individuals recovering from illness or surgery, managing chronic conditions, or transitioning home from hospital or other care settings.

Eligible services under the CDHCI (Type 3 Home Care) program may be billed directly to Alberta Blue Cross. Private-pay options are also available.

Yes. Services are flexible and can be adjusted as recovery progresses or care needs change.

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