Outreach Services

Geriatric Mental Health Teams (GMHT) 

Geriatric Outreach Services Referral Form

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Myths and facts information sheet

  • A GMHT clinician is a health professional (Geriatric Psychiatrist, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Registered Nurse, Psychiatric Nurses, Occupational Therapists and Social Workers) who does comprehensive mental health assessments of older adults in the community.
  • GMHT clinicians also take referrals from personal care homes across the WRHA
  • GMHT assess memory, mood, mental health issues and emotional and behavioral complications of brain disease on a non-emergent basis
  • In addition to assessment, our service provides recommendations, short term intervention, consultation to care providers, education and support, and connection with resources.
  • Referrals can be made for people age 65 and older with first onset of mental illness or lifelong mental illness requiring specialized geriatric services
  • In order to complete a home visit, the Team requires client's name, address, telephone number, date of birth, and Manitoba Health Registration Number
  • If you feel that Geriatric Mental Health Teams can assist, call the Central Intake line at (Tel) 204-982-0140, (Fax) 204-982-0144

Geriatric Program Assessment Teams (GPAT)

Geriatric Outreach Services Referral Form

Printable information sheet

Myths and facts information sheet

  • A GPAT clinician is a health professional (Geriatrician, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Social Workers) who does comprehensive assessments of older adults in the community.
  • A clinician visits the frail, elderly client age 65 or older in their home. All clinicians do the same cross disciplinary assessment.
  • GPAT assesses many areas of your health and day to day functioning including mobility/falls, activities of daily living (dressing, grooming, etc), toileting, memory, mood, medication management, and social supports
  • In addition to assessment, our service provides recommendations, short term intervention, consultation to care providers, education and support, and connection with resources
  • In order to complete a home visit, the Team requires client's name, address, telephone number, date of birth, and Manitoba Health Registration Number
  • If you feel that Geriatric Program Assessment Team can assist, call the Central Intake line at (Tel) 204-982-0140, (Fax) 204-982-0144