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Senior Persons Living Connected
3333 Finch Avenue East
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada 
M1W 2R9

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Our GAIN team focuses on older seniors with multiple complex medical problems including:

  • Cognitive impairment

  • Decreased function

  • Falls or risk of falls

  • Impaired mobility

  • Incontinence

  • Multiple medications

If you are experiencing any of the above, as well as safety concerns, psychosocial/mental health concerns/frequent health service usage, then consider contacting us.

We provide geriatric assessments including:

  • Assessment of memory and thinking

  • Balance, mobility, risk of falls

  • Medication/supplement assessment

  • General health/chronic disease assessment

  • Mood/mental health

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Making a Referral and Accessing our Services
  • You can visit us at our onsite clinic at Senior Persons Living Connected or we can meet you at your home.

  • We provide care Monday-Friday morning and afternoon; we also provide service on Saturdays & evenings as needed.

GAIN Community Team

The Geriatric Assessment and Intervention Network comprises a team of health care professionals working collaboratively with patients and families where health concerns may threaten a person’s ability to live independently.

Support and Interventions

We provide:

  • Education (chronic diseases/self-management)

  • Teaching about dementia/behavioural care

  • Advance care planning

  • Referral to community support, such as Adult Day Programs, Transportation Services, Meals on Wheels

  • Access to personal support/home safety assessments

  • De-prescribing/adjusting medication

  • Treatment for dementia

What else do I need to know?

The GAIN team works with patients and families to identify any concerns and create an appropriate plan to meet your needs and goals.

  • We provide a complete report to your primary care provider and referring agency that describes the plan, changes that were made to your care and any needed follow-up.

  • Ask a family member/person who is familiar with your health care history to accompany you to your appointment.

  • Please bring any aids such as glasses, hearings aids, all medications, etc. to your appointments. This includes eye drops, creams, etc.

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