Nursing services include Case Management, Wound Care, Palliative Care, IV Medication Management, and general Chronic Disease Management ("Nursing professions," n.d.).

Care Management involves Case Managing the client's care needs with chronic disease management, caregiver supports, coordination of care with home support services, and other funded services including an adult day program, overnight respite facility, long-term care facility, or assisted living placements. The Community Health Nurse (CHN) provides an assessment, including a Financial assessment to determine the eligibility and appropriate level of care needed for the client's ongoing care needs. Thereafter coordinates the resources and multi-disciplinary teams that are necessary to support the client to remain at home as long as possible (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

This service involves providing complex wound care for clients who are bedbound or have difficulty mobilizing to an outpatient clinic setting. Complex wounds needing very specialized products are completed by the CHN, who also consults with the Wound Care Clinician and physician for the management and maintenance of new or ongoing wounds (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

IV medication management offers short-term antibiotics for clients who are immobile or bedridden. (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

Palliative care service is provided by the CHN coordinating support for newly diagnosed cancers, end-stage chronic disease support, or end-of-life symptom management at home. There is a palliative consult team that supports the family physician in coordinating the necessary medication orders and forms required to support the client toward a home death.

Medication Management is coordinated by the CHN upon completing a best possible medication history, and verifying with the family physician. For clients who do not have any means of medications being delivered to them or even dispensed to them, the Community Pharmacist coordinates the medication support, delivery, and dispensing services utilizing local pharmacies.

Home support services support clients in their homes who are not able to independently care for themselves. The Home Support team employs Community Health Workers who are care-aid trained, and provide personal care for clients who are bed-bound or cannot mobilize safely for showering/bathing. The service is meant to supplement care that a family member/caregiver or other resources should also be accessed for the sustainability of ongoing care needs. While home support provision allows the client to remain at home for as long as possible, it is something that has limited funding and sustainability as the care needs advance beyond what can be provided safely and long-term. As a result, most families have to look at private resources, or consider long-term facility placements when these services and high care needs cannot be sustained (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

Home Health Physiotherapy provides physio treatments for home-bound patients recently injured, had a stroke, or had fractures. Areas that require treatment at home to allow quicker mobilization and return to baseline independence (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

Occupational Therapists provide support and assessment for safety and accessible equipment pre-discharge from the hospital, or sudden changes in the client's mobility. The equipment may also be added to the client's home for the Home Support workers to be able to provide personal care to clients who cannot mobilize well or are bedbound (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

Rehab Assistants support the clients with their exercise and mobilization program created and set up by the Physiotherapist, or understand and demonstrate the use of medical equipment set up by the Occupational Therapist (Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

The Home Health Social Worker "provide education to the patient, caregivers, and family members about the person’s conditions. This helps everyone understand what is happening and empowers individuals to choose the ideal healthcare services for their unique needs" (Bonita Springs Health Care Services, 2023) Furthermore the social worker responds to reports of clients facing physical, mental or financial abuse, or neglect that fall under the Adult Guardianship Act (Public Guardian and Trustee of British Columbia, 2023, p. 2).

Home Health "Clinical dietitians assess patient health needs, educate patients on food habits that can improve health, design customized diet plans based on patient health and disease, and promote health education" (ZipRecruiter, 2023).