Getting started is simple. Schedule a free, 15-minute intro call. We’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

Occupational Therapy (OT) services are often covered by private insurance plans or Health Spending Accounts. If OT is not explicitly listed on your plan, many providers will cover it upon request. OT services are also an approved health expense for tax purposes.

In some cases, the benefits of an adult child or specific family insurance structures can cover services for a parent. We recommend checking with your provider to see if a parent qualifies as a dependent.

Our virtual assessments allow us to serve clients across the province. You will simply need a family member or friend present with a mobile device to navigate through your home while Sandra evaluates your environment and daily routines in real-time.

Collaborative, honest, and straightforward. I’m here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and keep things moving in a positive way.

Many people are unfamiliar with rehabilitation medicine. As an OT, Sandra focuses on your "health assets"—the strengths and resources you already have—to help you maintain independence and stay healthy, safe, and active in your daily life. OTs have specialized training to help protect their client’s independence, and help you regain independence after illness or injury.

This is a federal tax credit designed to help seniors cover the costs of home renovations that improve accessibility and safety. During our consultation, we can discuss how your recommended home adaptations might qualify for this credit.

We advocate for a proactive approach rather than a reactive one. By assessing your home and routines now, we can implement strategies to prevent falls before they happen, ensuring you can live well in your home for as long as possible.

No. While we are embedded in the local community, North Shore Health Assets is a private service. This allows us to provide highly individualized, family-focused care without the constraints or waitlists often found in the public sector.