What this support involves
What this support involves
Spinal cord injury support often spans complex personal care, bowel and bladder management, skin integrity, transfers and equipment — the kind of care that carries clinical risk.
- Complex personal and continence care
- Pressure-area and skin management
- Safe transfers and positioning
- Catheter care and clinical support
How we deliver it
How we deliver it
Registered nurses design and oversee the plan; support workers are trained and supervised for the clinical tasks. We work with treating and rehab teams.
- RN-designed, nurse-overseen care
- Task-specific trained workers
- Coordination with rehab teams
Common questions
Frequently asked
Do you provide continence and catheter care for spinal cord injury?
Yes — under registered-nurse oversight, delivered by workers trained for the specific tasks.
Can you support high physical-support needs?
Yes. Safe transfers, positioning and complex personal care are core to what we do.
Talk to our complex-care team
Tell us about the situation and we will tell you honestly what we can do and when we can start.