Halton Healthcare Services - Oakville Trafalgar Memorial

Specialized Geriatric Services

Falls Prevention Clinic

Outpatient inter-professional assessment for seniors that are at risk for injurious falls or have a past history of fall-related presentation at the Emergency Department. Patients eligible for the program are enrolled in a six week exercise and education program called the Strong and Steady Falls Prevention Program. Aims to improve strength and balance to prevent injury and falls.

How to access: Medical referral required

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated May 2026

Geriatric Medicine

Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP)

HELP is in alignment with the Delirium Aware Safer Healthcare (DASH) campaign that aims at reducing hospital-acquired delirium across Ontario. HELP is designed to prevent delirium by keeping hospitalized seniors oriented to their surroundings, meeting their needs for nutrition, fluids, and sleep, and keeping them mobile within the limitations of their physical condition. Hospitalized older patients may experience a decline in their physical and mental abilities, which makes it difficult for them to fully recover from their illness and return to their previous ability to function.

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated May 2026

Geriatric Outpatient Clinic

Falls Prevention Clinic

Outpatient inter-professional assessment for seniors that are at risk for injurious falls or have a past history of fall-related presentation at the Emergency Department. Patients eligible for the program are enrolled in a six week exercise and education program called the Strong and Steady Falls Prevention Program. Aims to improve strength and balance to prevent injury and falls.

How to access: Medical referral required

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated May 2026

Emergency Department

Health care organization providing publicly funded health care services. Comprised of three community hospitals: Georgetown Hospital (GH), Milton District Hospital (MDH), and Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH). Provides a wide range of programs and services including ambulatory care, cancer care, diabetes program, diagnostic imaging and laboratory, emergency departments, foot care and orthotics, geriatrics, intensive care, maternal newborn and pediatrics, medical education, mental health, nephrology, outpatient services, spiritual care, inpatient and same-day surgery, and rehabilitation services.

How to access: Medical referral required for most services

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated May 2026

Outpatient Rehabilitation

Outpatient Clinics and Community Programs

The following programs and services are offered by Halton Healthcare on an outpatient basis. Not all programs are offered at all three hospital sites. Acute Hand Program, 905-845-2571 ext 4613 (OTMH) or 905-876-7022 (MDH) Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensing Services (MDH) Step Up Assess and Restore Program , 905-338-4367 Asthma Education Centre, 905-338-4691 Breastfeeding Clinic, 905-338-4131 Cardiac Rehabilitation and Education Program, 905-845-2571 ext 6653 Connect Care Medical Alert, 905-338-4357 or 1-800-665-7853 COVID Care @ Home Diabetes Program , 905-338-4437 Eye Clinic, 905-338-4683 Falls Prevention Clinic , 905-338-4362 Footcare and Orthotics Centre: North Service Rd 905-338-46.

How to access: Most programs require a physician's referral

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated September 2026

Geriatric Rehabilitation

Step-Up Program (Progression)

Multidisciplinary outpatient program that provides physiotherapy, occupational therapy and/or speech language therapy for clients who have suffered a recent cerebral-vascular accident, acquired brain injury or other neurologically related impairment, and who have experienced a recent loss of strength or mobility. Beneficial for frail elderly and those recovering from a stroke or acquired brain injury, or neurological diseases including Parkinson's, brain tumour, Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis. Clients are treated for two half days a week for a period of up to eight weeks.

How to access: Medical referral required * referral form attached (physicians only)

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated November 2025

Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Work-Fit Total Therapy Centre (Progression and Maintenance)

Physiotherapy clinic. Health professionals assess and treat conditions that affect the muscles, nerves, and bones that may be caused by work or sports or motor vehicle collision injuries, chronic conditions, or to recover after an operation (hip and knee surgery). Treat conditions such as low back pain, hip and knee pain, neck and back pain, vertigo, migraine, pelvic floor disorders, lumbar spinal stenosis, etc.

How to access: No referral required for private pay services * medical referral required for OHIP coverage * medical referral may be required for third-party insurance

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated February 2026

Neurological Rehabilitation

Step-Up Program (Progression)

Multidisciplinary outpatient program that provides physiotherapy, occupational therapy and/or speech language therapy for clients who have suffered a recent cerebral-vascular accident, acquired brain injury or other neurologically related impairment, and who have experienced a recent loss of strength or mobility. Beneficial for frail elderly and those recovering from a stroke or acquired brain injury, or neurological diseases including Parkinson's, brain tumour, Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis. Clients are treated for two half days a week for a period of up to eight weeks.

How to access: Medical referral required * referral form attached (physicians only)

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated November 2025

Stroke Rehabilitation

Step-Up Program (Progression)

Multidisciplinary outpatient program that provides physiotherapy, occupational therapy and/or speech language therapy for clients who have suffered a recent cerebral-vascular accident, acquired brain injury or other neurologically related impairment, and who have experienced a recent loss of strength or mobility. Beneficial for frail elderly and those recovering from a stroke or acquired brain injury, or neurological diseases including Parkinson's, brain tumour, Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis. Clients are treated for two half days a week for a period of up to eight weeks.

How to access: Medical referral required * referral form attached (physicians only)

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated November 2025

Complex Continuing Care

Complex Transitional Care Department

Provides a transitional level of care when a patient no longer requires the hospital's acute care services. Services are provided by an interdisciplinary health team for people with medically complex, nursing, and therapeutic needs. Focus of the Complex Transitional Care (CTC) is to develop a plan of care that would enhance quality of life and facilitate discharge to a lighter level of care.

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated November 2025

Geriatric Psychiatry

Older Adult Mental Health Clinic

Hospital-based clinic provides assessment, consultation, treatment and follow-up services to older persons with mental health issues, including behavioural and psychological complications associated with neurodegenerative diseases. Services include:. Assessment and individual treatment for patients education and support for family members.

How to access: Physician's referral to be faxed to One-Link at 905-338-2878

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated July 2026

Palliative Care

Spiritual Care

Spiritual care services are available to people of all faiths and spiritual perspectives, including: compassionate listening and companionship assessment of spiritual needs support during crisis situations connection to patient's faith tradition for religious rituals and support meditation space and sacred texts emotional and spiritual support for experiences of loss and grief, hope and healing weekly Christian non-denominational worship (Wednesdays 10:30 am on the 3 North Complex Transitional Care Unit). Faith leader, rabbi, minister, imam or other religious leader can also attend to patient's needs while they are in hospital. Roman Catholics seeking sacramental care such as Sacrament of.

How to access: Walk in for emergency department * medical referral required for most other services

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated April 2026

Falls Prevention

Falls Prevention Clinic

Outpatient inter-professional assessment for seniors that are at risk for injurious falls or have a past history of fall-related presentation at the Emergency Department. Patients eligible for the program are enrolled in a six week exercise and education program called the Strong and Steady Falls Prevention Program. Aims to improve strength and balance to prevent injury and falls.

How to access: Medical referral required

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated May 2026

Cancer Care

Colorectal Diagnostic Assessment Program

The program improves access to timely diagnostic testing and a coordinated approach to patient care supported by a multidisciplinary team of radiologists, surgeons and other key healthcare providers. Patient navigator helps coordinate and book all patient's appointments, and provide patients with support and education. Staff will inform the family doctor of the results and appointments, and keep them up-to-date about patient's care.

How to access: Medical referral is required

Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated September 2026