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"Maria is so careful and so compassionate with mom"
Vyetta, Evie and Maria's Home Care Story
Watch the video above to understand what home care looks like and the impactful relationships built between a caregiver, the client, and the family.
Our experienced caregivers can accompany you, your elderly parent, or a loved one in taking walks, chatting, playing cards, grocery shopping, and other social interaction-related activities. Learn More
If you or your loved one are living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, you can rely on our caregivers to provide ongoing support and assistance so you can continue living a happy and fulfilled life. Learn More
Post-Hospital Care
Upon leaving the hospital, we can ensure a discharge plan is put in place, and our care team is there to help assist you with a smooth transition.
We can provide you or your family with foot care services that will assess and treat any foot-related issues. Learn More
Meal Assistance
Trained staff that will help with meal preparation once a day or for the entire week so you or your aging loved one can maintain a nutritious diet.
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Our monthly segments educate aging adults and their families on topics such as remaining in your home longer, what resources are available for help, and tips on having a good physical and mental well being, while staying healthy as you age.
Alberta Health provides some free care services for home care and health care. Typically, this free care does not cover the entire cost, and it is up to you, your loved one or Financial Aid Resources to ensure the fees are paid. Visit the Government of Alberta website for more information.
Home care varies in cost depending on the services you need and the amount of care you require. If you are interested in learning more about a particular service and its price, please contact us.
When you receive nursing care in an assisted living facility or nursing home, you’re required to permanently move out of your current residence and into a senior homecare facility. In-home care allows you to appreciate the comfort of your own home while still getting the support that you need.
