Who Can Benefit

We support a wide range of conditions and situations, including:

1. Physical Injuries or Mobility Challenges

We assist adults recovering from or living with:

• Physical injuries or orthopedic issues (hip fractures, broken bones)

• Traumatic injuries from falls or accidents

• Post-hospital recovery (non-acute)

• Amputations and post-amputation adjustment

• Mild to moderate neurological injuries, such as traumatic brain injury (TBI) or partial spinal cord injuries

• Chronic conditions like arthritis, joint issues, or stable chronic pain

• Reduced mobility requiring walkers, canes, or wheelchairs

Support includes mobility assistance, encouragement with rehabilitation, and safe engagement in daily activities.

2. Cognitive or Neurological Conditions

Day programs and companions support adults with:

• Mild to moderate dementia, including Alzheimer’s

• Mild cognitive impairment (MCI)

• Early-stage Parkinson’s with cognitive changes

• Stroke recovery with mild–moderate cognitive or speech challenges

• Older adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities

• Adults with stable brain injuries who benefit from structured daily routines

3. Mental Health Needs (Stable)

Support can be appropriate for adults managing:

• Depression or anxiety (stable)

• PTSD (non-crisis)

• Bipolar disorder (stable, care plan-managed)

We provide social connection, meaningful engagement, and daily structure that often improve mental wellbeing.

4. Social or Functional Support Needs

Some participants benefit from companionship and structured support due to:

• Social isolation

• Executive functioning challenges

• Grief or major life transitions

• Need for routine and daily engagement while family is at work

5. Age-Related Changes

Day clubs are ideal for older adults experiencing:

• Decreased stamina or frailty

• Memory loss

• Early mobility decline

• Vision or hearing changes

• Balance issues

• Loneliness or limited community access

6. Chronic Medical Conditions (Stable)

We can safely support adults with conditions that are stable and do not require medical intervention:

• Diabetes (stable/managed)

• High blood pressure

• COPD or asthma (mild, stable)

• Heart disease (non-acute)

• Kidney disease (not requiring dialysis)

Conditions Typically Beyond Our Scope

• Severe dementia with wandering or aggressive behaviours

• Unstable or acute medical conditions

• High medical dependency (feeding tubes, complex wound care, ventilators)

• Active substance withdrawal or crisis mental health episodes

Best Life Services are designed for adults who need:

• Social engagement and companionship

• Light supervision and structured daily routines

• Cognitive stimulation and meaningful activities

• Assistance maintaining independence after injury, diagnosis, or life changes

These services provide support and connection without intensive medical care or 24/7 supervision, helping participants live fully, safely, and with dignity.