CBI Health Group
325 West Street, Suite 300 - Building A N3R 3V6 Brantford, ON, Canada

At CBI Health, we foster a strong sense of connection with our clients, building genuine relationships through thoughtful and accessible treatments. Our clinics from coast-to-coast are hiring Occupational Therapists to help clients regain the skills, confidence, and mindset they need to overcome physical and mental issues. Interested in learning more about our openings and what it’s like to work for us? https://jobbio.com/cbi-health-group-1

We’re excited to announce that one of our community-based healthcare programs has been recognized in multiple categories of the Priority Health Innovation Challenge, led by the Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement (CFHI). With so many caregivers experiencing emotional distress and uncertainty, Care for the Caregiver aims to support these individuals with mental wellness resources and regular check-ins with healthcare professionals, to ensure they feel heard, valued and connected. The program is designed for all essential family caregivers, whether they are caring for children, seniors, or any family member or friend. We’re grateful for the opportunity to showcase this program, and honoured to receive these innovation awards!

Meet Amanda Hachey, a speech language pathologist in Calgary, AB, as she looks back on a stand-out moment in her career so far. She shares a memory of a time when she strongly advocated for her client, helping him to receive access to valuable resources and tools that made it easier for him to communicate with those around him. Watch her story: https://youtu.be/rLssF4_S-QQ #SpeechTherapy #SpeechLanguagePathologist

This #FallPreventionMonth, there are simple actions we can take to lower our risk of injury and remain safe and comfortable at home. As we get older, the risk of falls increases but thankfully, because we know what contributes to falls, we can help prevent them. Here is a checklist to help you evaluate your home for potential tripping and falling hazards: https://www.cbi.ca/-/how-to-reduce-tripping-and-falling-haz

Diabetes increases the risk for many types of health complications, but the effects can be reduced with proper management and monitoring from caregivers. We offer programs and services to support Canadians who are dealing with #diabetes, and our nurses and therapists can help them through various means, from support programs to health monitoring. Today on #WorldDiabetesDay, we are celebrating our professional staff across the country who are helping people manage and cope with their diabetes. We truly appreciate all the hard work you are doing to make sure our clients continue to receive safe care.

With many Canadians unable to say goodbye to their loved ones due to COVID-19 restrictions, many people have not had the chance to visit their families and have a proper funeral or celebration of life. We warmly invite everyone to the #SayingGoodbye Concert, hosted by the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association an online concert and a collective coming together to support Canadians who have lost loved ones during the pandemic. Join us on November 15th at 7pm for a heartfelt night of music to honour those who are experiencing grief in this time. Learn more and watch the concert here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bppPNIvrxZw