This is our novel approach at ensuring that family members have the skills they need to care for their loved ones, whether that be at home or anywhere else! The focus is on teaching family members how to perform the key skills they will be supporting with, think- Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and personal care, such as mobility assistance, hygiene care, and behaviour management.

During the training, caregivers will learn how to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), various personal care techniques, and behaviour/communication skills needed to navigate their experiences. This includes how to safely move and transfer their loved one, assist with bathing and grooming, and manage any challenging behaviors that may arise. The training keeps things simple and focused on these basic but common experiences.

Not really! RK Health provides training for family caregivers to learn how to provide care for their loved for when home care is not there. We equip family members with the necessary skills for tasks like mobility assistance, hygiene care, and behavior management so that they can confidently support their loved one at home.

We start with a free discovery call to understand your specific needs. From there, we schedule personalized training sessions that are delivered through flexible formats:

In-home sessions across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)

Telehealth sessions available across Canada and the U.S.

For family members or caregivers:

Reach out directly to RK Health to book your discovery call and schedule training.

For healthcare professionals and clinics:

You can refer families by completing our RK Health Referral Form.

For retirement communities, long-term care homes, or organizations:

We offer tailored partnership opportunities. Contact us to explore how we can support your residents, families, and staff.

Training sessions are priced between $87–$100 each. For best results, we recommend a series of 3 sessions to maximize retention and impact. While we are not yet covered by all service providers, some may offer reimbursement—feel free to check with your provider or reach out to us if you need help navigating coverage options.

Training sessions are conducted by Nurses (RN/RPN), Personal Support Workers (PSWs), and occupational therapists. These professionals have experience across various patient types and specialize in caregiver education.