AIS Healthcare is Canada’s leading patient care hub. With locations in Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, and New York City, AIS Healthcare provides its clients with professional guidance to live healthy life and avoid risks such as injury, chronic disease, or death. It offers various helpful services, from medication management to coaching during wellness periods. The company also has an online portal that allows doctors and patients to communicate securely.
Their central division is the Performance Improvement Unit, which provides healthcare providers with the resources to improve their performance through increased efficiency and clinical knowledge. They also have a division known as the Wellness Program, designed to educate people on achieving optimal wellness through medical and lifestyle choices.
Brain Awareness AIS Healthcare was the first to institute a brain awareness program in North America. Through initiatives such as Brain Awareness Month and their partnership with the Brain Cancer Canada Foundation, they are highly concerned about the neurodegenerative disease known as Alzheimer’s. Through these efforts, they hope to educate people about Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative conditions to improve patient care.
Their nurses receive advanced training in using assistive technology and electronic medical records. They can perform procedures such as arterial line insertion, central venous access, and ultrasound-guided venipuncture. They also have nurses who can perform an ECG, supply oxygen, and administer glycaemic control medication.
Their pharmacists are highly trained in the preparation of oral medications, intravenous medications, injectable medications, and infusion therapy. Pharmacies are also available at all locations for those needing assistance with their medications. AIS Healthcare ensures pharmacists are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In case of emergency, they can contact the pharmacist on call. They can also get a pharmacist to use one computer in each pharmacy during non-business hours. In addition to providing medication information, pharmacists also provide counseling, advice, and patient-specific treatment plans.
Their mission is to provide the best care possible at all locations. They offer a “one-stop shop” for people who require medical attention at the hospital, hospital outpatient clinic, or home. In addition to providing consultative services and medications, they offer diabetes education, smoking cessation services, cardiac screenings, and more.