We commonly support people living with Parkinson's disease, recovery after a stroke, multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions, diabetes, heart conditions such as heart failure, lung conditions such as COPD, and the effects of cancer treatment. Dementia care is covered on its own page. If your situation isn't on this list, call us and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.

Personal care covers daily tasks like bathing, dressing and meals. Specialized care starts from the condition: what changes day to day, what to watch for, and what your care team has asked for. A registered nurse builds and reviews the plan, the caregiver is briefed on it before the first visit, and nursing care can be added where clinical monitoring is needed.

Our caregivers are vetted, insured, bonded, police-checked and trained in senior care. Before care begins, a registered nurse reviews your situation and briefs the caregiver on your condition, your routines and your care team's instructions. We'll be clear about what a caregiver can do and where nursing care is the better fit.

Yes. Registered nurse oversight is part of how we work, and nursing care can be added where it's needed, for example for clinical monitoring or wound care. A caregiver covers daily support, and the nurse reviews the plan and notices when it needs to change. Tell us what your care team has set up and we'll recommend the right mix.

Private specialized care is priced hourly, depending on the hours you need and whether nursing is involved. We give you a transparent, itemized quote after the free consultation, with no hidden fees and no long-term contract. Publicly funded home care through Ontario Health atHome is free to eligible families, and some households use the Family-Managed Home Care Program or an insurance plan toward private care.

Ontario Health atHome provides publicly funded nursing and personal support for eligible people, covered through OHIP. Eligibility and hours are decided by Ontario Health atHome, and hours may be fewer than a complex condition needs. Many families use public services as a base and add private care for the hours and continuity they don't cover.

Ask your family doctor, specialist or hospital discharge planner to refer you, or call Ontario Health atHome yourself at 1-833-515-1234. A care coordinator checks eligibility and plans services. It's worth doing this before paying for anything privately, and we'll tell you the same on the phone.

Yes. Care for Parkinson's typically focuses on safe movement and fall prevention, help with dressing and bathing when stiffness or tremor makes it harder, medication reminders to keep to your prescribed schedule, meals that are easy to eat safely, and companionship. Needs change over time, so we review the plan regularly with the family.

Yes. After a stroke, care at home often means help with mobility, personal care and meals, reinforcing the exercises and routines your rehabilitation team has set, and support with communication and confidence. A caregiver accompanies you to follow-up and therapy appointments. We follow your care team's instructions and review the plan as recovery progresses.

Care is reviewed regularly and adjusted as needs change, up or down, with no long-term contract. Our caregivers let your family and our nursing team know about changes they notice, so questions are raised early. For urgent symptoms, always contact your care team, and call 911 in an emergency.

We assign the same caregiver, or a small consistent group, wherever possible. With a complex condition, a caregiver who knows your routine, your limits and what a good day looks like is the one who notices when something is different.

Visits start at four hours, because building a real relationship and providing unrushed, dignified care matters to us. There is no long-term contract, so you can adjust or stop care as your situation changes.

Yes. The consultation is free, by phone, and carries no obligation. Tell us about the condition and what your care team has recommended, and we'll tell you honestly whether and how we can help, including if public services or another option might suit you better.