The Care Company is a home health care organization whose purpose is to create A Better Life for Those at Home. We support clients of all ages to live well and safely in their homes. Our real talent is helping people Make Each Day Count.

By working at The Care Company, you will be part of a growing organization that is helping individuals and families thrive at home. Complete initial in-person home assessments within 24 hours of referral, including functional assessments, mobility evaluations, equipment needs, and ADL/IADL analysis Provide follow-up visits (30-minute or 15-minute sessions) focusing on goal progression, safety, mobility, environmental modifications, and skill building Deliver client-centered care aligned with HCCSS/OH@H expectations, including timely communication and adherence to care pathways Educate and coach clients, families, and caregivers on functional strategies, equipment use, home safety, and risk mitigation Coordinate with interdisciplinary providers (PTs, PSWs, nurses, case managers) to support seamless care transitions Recommend, trial, and prescribe assistive devices and home modifications, collaborating with vendors or contractors when needed Monitor client progress and modify care plans as appropriate to support meaningful, measurable outcomes Maintain communication with the office regarding caseload availability, scheduling updates,



and urgent visit readiness Uphold The Care Company's commitment to safe, high-quality, ethical, and compassionate community care Adaptable schedule, mainly Monday-Friday, with occasional Saturday/Sunday availability required, based on client need Therapists are assigned geographical zones. Ability to manage scheduling independently and communicate promptly with the office regarding availability Travel between client homes required; access to a reliable vehicle is an asset Experience providing home and community care, specifically with HCCSS and/or OH@H (Ontario Health at Home) clients strongly preferred; will also consider experience in community OT or hospital discharge/transition planning experience Registered and in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO) Strong understanding of community discharge planning, fall prevention, mobility supports, and caregiver training Ability to work independently in the community setting and produce clear, timely clinical documentation Valid driver's license and access to reliable transportation (or ability to travel efficiently within designated area) 50 per virtual follow-up visit Visits scheduled to minimize travel Educational Training Opportunities Health and Wellness Program Opportunity for Group Health and Dental Benefits

📌 Occupational Therapist (OT) - Community Home Care (Central & Central East)
🏢 The Care
📍 Whitby