We understand how busy lives can get and that family and friends may not be available as often as they wished. Our caregivers are the perfect companion for your loved ones. During our visits we engage in conversation, actively listen and provide compassionate friendship and emotional support. Games and activities for mental stimulation, light exercise to maintain strength or simply just an outing to do errands or accompany to a medical appointment. Our goal is to lessen loneliness and foster our clients hobbies and interests.

Keeping up with the household chores and meal preparation can take more time and become increasingly challenging as we age or if we are constrained by disability or illness. We are here to make life easier for you and your loved ones! Meal support allows our clients to feel confident their health matters. We can assist with meal planning, preparation, cooking and clean up. Light housekeeping duties include vacuuming, dusting, cleaning bathrooms, waste disposal. Homemaking duties include laundry - wash, dry and put away, making/changing of beds.

We understand how important the activities of daily living are. Our personal care assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, mouth care/denture care, shaving, toileting and incontinence care helps adults maintain dignity as they age. We can provide the helping hand to keep your family safe and comfortable.

Navigating memory and cognitive challenges can be challenging and frustrating for those experiencing it and their family’s. Memory care requires caregivers to have a deep commitment to empathy, patience and compassion. Ensuring the safety and happiness of elderly loved ones at home is our primary goal. We can assist with the daily tasks like homemaking, medication reminders, personal care, companionship and any other activities of daily living.

Being a caregiver is difficult; managing the day to day needs of someone else can be exhausting and lead to burnout. You can become physically, mentally and emotionally drained. It’s important for a caregiver to recognize their own needs and have the opportunity to rest and relax. Respite care allows peace of mind, while you make time for yourselves.

When it comes to palliative care, the right type of support can make all the difference. Hospitals, longterm care facilities or hospice care are all designed to treat and care for severe or urgent needs, they may not be the best location for a comfortable end of life care. In-home care can help improve the quality of life, reduce or relieve the physical and psychological symptoms. We offer support with personal care, transfers, companionship, medication reminders, health monitoring, preparing meals, housekeeping, and tending to the emotional and spiritual support of the patient and their family’s. Find peace of mind in knowing your palliative journey will provide, comfort and dignity in dying while accommodating respite for your family.