Invisible-Care Inc

It was so great to hear from Merella Botros, Brandon Pederson and Matt Sutton at the Ontario Brain Injury Association back-to-school conference in September.  One of our team's key takeaways was the ongoing challenge of proving functional changes, particularly when a client can complete rote activities of daily living. Demonstrating the small changes that have a big impact, such as fatigue after driving, continues to be a big concern for personal injury cases.   Courts often overlook the long-term consequences of activities that affect our clients' function. As Matt said, "What is the cost of doing that task?" Invisible-Care offers a solution. Invisible-Care's support workers talk to your client every day. With the help of our proprietary software, OttoPrompts, we can provide lawyers with thorough documentation of a client's function before, during, and after a task. This helps lawyers prove their client's functional changes and build compelling cases. #personalinjury #OBIA #AOE2024

As we head into this long weekend, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible growth of Invisible-Care Inc. and the amazing opportunities it has given us to collaborate with such inspiring individuals. We are thrilled to welcome Mitch Lubbe to our senior management team! Many of you already know Mitch and can appreciate the tremendous value he brings with his wealth of experience, knowledge, and his thoughtful, caring approach. Please welcome him to the IC team!

As the COVID-19 pandemic sent shockwaves through every aspect of society, healthcare was one of the industries that took the biggest hit. With social distancing rules being implemented, the healthcare industry had to adapt and find a new way to support clients.     One popular solution to social distancing rules was telehealth care. Bandwidth's 2023 report SMS: A Growing Tool In Health Care states that in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth visits increased by over 4,000 percent for non-urgent care clients. In Canada, Statistics Canada reports that three in five Canadians used virtual health care services during the pandemic.     As the healthcare industry started to embrace telehealth, it became clear that Telehealth offers more than just social distancing benefits. Some telehealth benefits include:  - Automated scheduling   - Easily notify patients of appointments  - Quickly answer patient questions  - It is easily accessible (Statistics Canada reports that 80% of Canadians have a phone)    As the benefits of telehealth demonstrate, it is not merely a temporary solution that healthcare providers resorted to during the COVID-19 crisis. Instead, it represents the future of client-centred accessible care, offering long-term benefits that extend beyond the pandemic.     Moving forward, Invisible-Care continues to be a leading expert in SMS and telehealth care. Our experience has shown that telehealth is more than a one-time solution to the challenges posed by COVID-19. It is a practical and innovative approach to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. 

Attention Occupational Therapists! Are you burdened by an overwhelming caseload? Do your clients require more support than you can currently provide? Are you fielding after-hours calls from clients in need? Here at Invisible-Care, we understand the unique challenges occupational therapists face. In her 20 years of experience as an occupational therapist, Invisible-Care’s founder, Jennifer Carnegie, experienced an overextended caseload. Working 45 hours a week, Jennifer quickly realized she could not provide the care her clients needed in between therapy sessions. Recognizing this gap in care, she established Invisible-Care to provide a comprehensive and accessible solution. Benefits for your clients include:  - Increased independence  - Improved quality of life  - Enhanced daily routines Benefits for you:  - Free up valuable time so you can focus on more meaningful and satisfying work.  - Expand your reach and support more individuals.  - Experience peace of mind knowing your clients receive consistent support, even outside of therapy sessions. Ready to learn more? Connect with arthi@invisblecare.ca to discuss how Invisible-Care can complement your practice and benefit your clients. #occupationaltherapy #virtualcare #healthcare #support #independence #technology #OttoPrompts #InvisibleCare 

Brain Injury Association of Peel and Halton (BIAPH)'s incredible work in supporting individuals and families affected by brain injuries is truly inspiring. From offering vital resources to providing advocacy and education, they are making a real difference in the lives of so many in our community. We are honored to partner with such a passionate organization and thrilled to support its mission of empowering individuals on their journey to recovery. #invisiblecare #biaph #rehabilitation #rehab #braininjury #concussion #chronicpain #spinalcordinjury #mva #catastrophicinjury #accidentinsurance #claimsmanagement #occupationaltherapy #occupationaltherapist #casemanagement #personalinjury #personalinjurylawyer #homecare #longtermcare #communitycare #communityengagement #seniorcare #healthtech #attendantcare #personalsupport #psw 

☀️🎉 Nothing beats some in-person fun with our amazing team! 🎉☀️ We had a blast at our summer all-hands staff meeting, enjoying the sunshine and strengthening the bonds that make us such a strong team. We know that working together isn’t just a bonus—it’s essential! Team spirit drives better care, smoother collaboration, and a workplace where everyone thrives. Events like these remind us how valuable face-to-face moments are in strengthening those bonds. 🤝💙 From team-building games to heartfelt conversations, it’s moments like these that remind us how important it is to stay connected and support each other—on and off the clock. 💪❤️ #InvisibleCare #TeamSpirit #InPersonFun #RehabHeroes #SummerVibes

Let’s face it—arranging in-person attendant care can sometimes be challenging, not to mention time-consuming. Finding a good fit to match a client's needs, personality and preferences can sometimes significantly delay the initiation of attendant care services. That’s where remote indirect attendant care can help, offering a smart solution that’s both time-efficient and cost-effective, while also being client-centered and meaningful.   💡 Instead of your client having to wait days for an in-person session, they can hop on a phone/video call with a support worker or care professional almost instantly. Virtual care means quicker access to support, whether it’s for medication management, ADL management, wellness check-ins, or even emotional support. No more long wait times or unnecessary delays.   💡Plus, remote care is incredibly convenient as there are no travel expenses (which continue to remain a pain point for funding on one too many files), and since virtual visits can be shorter and more focused, clients often get the help they need without paying for extended in-person visits. It’s efficient, streamlined, and tailored to fit clients’ schedules and budgets.   💡With remote virtual attendant care, your clients not just save time—they’re also getting flexible, accessible support right when they need it for the independence they want. #rehabilitation #rehab #braininjury #concussion #chronicpain #spinalcordinjury #mva #catastrophicinjury #accidentinsurance #claimsmanagement #occupationaltherapy #occupationaltherapist #casemanagement #personalinjury #personalinjurylawyer #homecare #longtermcare #communitycare #communityengagement #seniorcare #healthtech #attendantcare #personalsupport #psw #behavioralhealth  #ondemandservices #seniorcare #claims #catastrophicinjury #sabs #invisiblecare #assistivetechnology #assistedliving #assistivetech #cognitivehealth #remotemonitoring #telehealth #telemedicine #digitalhealth #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealth #healthtech #healthtechinnovation #pediatrichealth #oap #habilitation #techinhealthcare #artificialintelligence #healthcareai