Edmonton Traumatic Brain Injury Care

A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can affect nearly every aspect of daily life. Ohana Care offers compassionate in-home care across Edmonton, tailored to the unique cognitive, physical, and emotional demands of brain injury recovery, so individuals can regain independence without leaving home.

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What is Traumatic Brain Injury Home Care?

Traumatic Brain Injury home care focuses on keeping individuals safe while providing the structured support needed to relearn daily skills, manage behavioural changes, and cope with mental fatigue. From building consistent routines to assisting with cognitive exercises and personal care, TBI home care addresses the full spectrum of challenges that come with brain injury recovery.

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Restoring Routine

Predictable schedules give the brain the stability it needs to recover. Our caregivers help create and stick to a consistent daily routine, which eases anxiety and supports clearer thinking.

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Supporting Cognitive Recovery

Memory loss and difficulties focusing are common after a TBI. We provide gentle reminders, organizational support, and assistance with the cognitive exercises prescribed by your loved one’s rehabilitation team.

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Providing Patience and Understanding

We understand that sudden mood changes, irritability, and impulsivity can be part of a Traumatic Brain Injury. Our caregivers are trained to handle these behavioural changes with composure, empathy, and de-escalation techniques, ensuring a supportive environment.

Your Trusted Provider for Edmonton TBI Care at Home

No two brain injuries are alike, and at Ohana Care, our experienced staff take the time to understand each individual's unique needs and build a personalized care plan.

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Our in-home TBI support services in Edmonton include, but are not limited to:

  • Daily Structure: Building and maintaining a predictable daily schedule to reduce mental fatigue and support cognitive recovery.
  • Medication Management: Keeping medications on track to prevent missed or double doses, a common concern for those experiencing memory difficulties after a TBI.
  • Companionship: Providing social interaction and a caring presence to ease feelings of isolation and depression after a TBI.
  • Safety Awareness: Watching for potential hazards, with close attention to clients who struggle with impulsivity or balance.
  • Relearning Daily Tasks: Helping clients rebuild skills for everyday activities like meal prep, light housekeeping, and personal care.
  • Transportation Assistance: Accompanying clients safely to medical appointments, rehabilitation sessions, and community outings.

Signs You or Your Loved One Needs TBI Support

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Cognitive Fatigue

Low tolerance for mental activity or social interaction, often leading to exhaustion or challenging behaviours.

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Memory Challenges

Regularly forgetting appointments, misplacing everyday items, or repeating the same questions shortly after asking them.

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Emotional Volatility

Struggling with uncharacteristic mood changes, anger, or tearfulness that are difficult to handle without support.

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Sensory Overload

Struggling with sensitivity to light, sound, or crowded spaces, which can trigger agitation or withdrawal.

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Struggling to Begin Tasks

Struggling to begin basic daily activities such as eating or dressing, even after long periods of inactivity.

Why Choose Ohana Care For Traumatic Brain Injury Home Care Services in Edmonton?

Ohana Care provides compassionate, flexible support with no long-term contracts. Since brain injury recovery is rarely linear, the level of care needed will change over time. We adjust alongside you, offering more support when you need it, and stepping back as your independence returns.

Qualified Caregivers

At Ohana Care, we carefully select caregivers with the patience and emotional strength that TBI care demands. Our team understands that changes in behaviour stem from the injury itself, not the person behind it. We pair you with professionals who can offer a grounding, reassuring presence during difficult moments.

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Additional Resources

Brain Injury Canada

A national organization providing education, advocacy, and resources for the brain injury community.


Southern Alberta Brain Injury Society (SABIS)

An organization offering lifelong support and services for adults with acquired brain injuries and their families.


Brain Injury Alliance (British Columbia)

A network of non-profit brain injury associations providing support and advocacy across BC.


Supporting a loved one with a TBI can be emotionally exhausting. Our respite services allow you to take a break and recharge, knowing your loved one is in safe, capable hands.


Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. While our role is not to replace your therapy team, our caregivers can assist you in working through your prescribed exercises between appointments. We offer the encouragement and oversight needed to help your recovery stay on course.

Yes. We know that behavioural changes are a symptom of the injury, not a reflection of the person. Our initial assessment covers your loved one's triggers and the de-escalation strategies that work best for them. We then pair you with caregivers who have the patience and expertise to handle challenging moments with care.

Yes. Sleep disruption is very common after a TBI and can increase confusion, agitation, and fall risk. We offer 24-hour care, including overnight awake staff for clients who need active supervision, and our caregivers can assist with nighttime reorientation.

Yes. Our caregivers can drive you or your loved one to medical and TBI rehabilitation appointments. Since memory and information processing can be affected after a brain injury, they can also take notes during appointments to help ensure nothing from your care team gets missed.

In most cases, we can complete an initial assessment and begin service within 48 to 72 hours of your first call. For urgent situations, call us directly at (587) 807-6077, and we will do our best to accommodate your timeline.

Yes. Ohana Care serves the greater Edmonton area, including St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Leduc, and Beaumont. Contact our Edmonton office, and we will confirm coverage for your specific address.

Trust Ohana Care With Your Traumatic Brain Injury Home Care Services in Edmonton

Ohana Care is here to support you or your loved one through TBI recovery and help improve the quality of life at home. If you’re ready to accept additional support, we encourage you to fill out the form.

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