Our caregivers provide palliative care at home, offering support to meet each patient’s needs. With end-of-life care at home in Vancouver, we can help you with laundry, food preparation, medication administration, and emotional or spiritual support.
As part of our senior care services, our dedicated caregivers will provide out-of-home assistance if you or your loved one needs help with errands, gentle movement, grocery shopping, or prescriptions.
Our specially trained caregivers understand the diverse changes that can occur throughout the last weeks of life, so they know how to support you with the necessary end-of-life care that meets all your personal needs.
Ohana caregivers are here for you, whether you need around-the-clock palliative care services or just a few hours of support a week. We are committed to providing you or your loved one with the necessary care to meet your needs.
We make sure you receive compassionate care that supports all dimensions of your health and wellness. Whether you require companion care, respite care, long-term care, or palliative care in Vancouver, we're here to help.
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Based on your healthcare needs, our community manager will build you a custom care plan.
Match with an HCA or LPN based on your needs, location, and personal preferences.
In Canada, palliative care can be provided in various settings, including a personal residence, care centre, hospice, or hospital. At Ohana Care, we provide palliative care in the comfort of your home or at a care centre.
In British Columbia, palliative care is often introduced when someone is expected to live for approximately six months or less and wishes to focus on their comfort. However, many people, such as those with a serious illness, begin to receive palliative care earlier in their journey and may continue for even longer, depending on their needs.
Doctors and other healthcare providers recommend hospice palliative care for people living with life-limiting illnesses, such as advanced heart failure or cancer. These health professionals want you to remain as comfortable as possible in the end stage of life, which is why they recommend getting proper medical assistance through supportive palliative care.
