FAQs
We offer a range of services, including personal care (bathing, grooming, dressing, personal hygiene), meal preparation, companionship, light housekeeping, laundry, errands, and transportation to appointments. We can also provide respite care for family caregivers who need a break.
We offer flexible scheduling. Our minimum shift is 4 hours per day and 12 hours /week. We can work with you to create a schedule that fits your loved one’s needs and your family’s schedule. We can also provide overnight services and 24/7 care.
An initial telephone call would take place to get an understanding of the required care services. Once it is determined to work together, we will schedule an initial in-person assessment to discuss your loved one’s needs and create a personalized care plan. We will also conduct a home safety inspection and review our policies and procedures with you. Our team will then match your loved one with a qualified caregiver (or multiple caregivers if required). You will also have a dedicated Client Care Coordinator to oversee the care and ensure everything runs smoothly.
Service is charged on an hourly basis. Exact costs are determined based on the number of weekly hours.
Our caregivers are fully certified Préposé(e) aux bénéficiaires (PAB), and many also hold an Attestation d’études collégiales (AEC) in Home Care or a similar program. Additionally, our caregivers are trained and certified under Law 90 for medication management, ensuring they are equipped to provide high-quality care and support to our clients including dementia care.
We are committed to providing the highest quality care. Our caregivers undergo regular training and ongoing education to ensure they have the skills and knowledge they need to provide excellent care.
In addition, our caregivers are thoroughly interviewed, screened and background checked (provincially and nationally) by an independent company.
Yes, our caregivers can provide transportation for medical appointments, social events, and other activities. We just need to discuss the details and make arrangements in advance.
We have a 24/7 emergency response system, and our caregivers are trained to handle unexpected situations. We also keep a record of our clients’ medical information and emergency contacts, so we can respond quickly and effectively in case of an emergency.
Yes, we offer a trial period, and we can also provide temporary caregivers if needed. Our service agreement is not a binding contract, and you can cancel services at any point in time. Our goal is to provide the best possible care for your loved one, and we’re happy to work with you to find a solution that meets your needs.
We believe that communication is key, and we’re happy to keep family members informed about their loved one’s care. We can provide regular updates, and we also have a social portal through WhatsApp that allows family members to access information and communicate with our team.
Our caregivers are trained to assist with medication management, including reminding clients to take their medication and helping with medication administration with PAB’s that have the Law 90 certification. We can also work with your loved one’s pharmacy to set up medication reminders and tracking.
Each client has a personalized care plan created by our nurse and followed by our caregivers and care coordinators. Time keeping is automated with software specifically designed for the home care industry, so we always know when a caregiver’s shift starts and ends and are immediately alerted if there are any discrepancies.
Our parent company, Lianas Senior Transition Support offers the following services:
- Assist families in their search and tours of ideal senior living communities. This is a FREE service where our Lianas Senior Advisors provide guidance and support to families looking for Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care or Long-Term Care residences.
- Psychosocial assessments by our team of clinical social workers for homologation of protection mandates or private tutorship.
- Caregiver support and counselling services
- Property sale, downsizing, moving and transition services.
Our home care services may include personal care, companionship, meal preparation, medication reminders, respite care, dementia care, mobility assistance, overnight care, and support with daily activities.
Home care allows seniors to safely age in place while receiving personalized assistance tailored to their physical, emotional, and cognitive needs within the comfort of their own home. Families comparing aging in place and retirement living options may find our article, “Aging at Home Versus Making the Move” helpful.
Signs may include falls, memory loss, difficulty managing medications, poor nutrition, loneliness, caregiver burnout, mobility issues, or challenges with bathing, dressing, and housekeeping.
The process typically begins with an in-home assessment to understand care needs, schedules, routines, medical concerns, and family goals before creating a customized care plan.
Yes. Care plans are flexible and can evolve as a senior’s health, mobility, memory, or support requirements change over time.
Yes. We provide compassionate dementia and Alzheimer’s care focused on safety, routine, emotional support, cognitive engagement, and caregiver relief. To better understand dementia care options and senior living arrangements, explore our related resources.
Absolutely. Respite care allows family caregivers to rest, manage responsibilities, and avoid burnout while ensuring their loved one continues receiving quality care. Families interested in caregiver relief can learn more about our convalescence / respite care services here.
Private home care offers one-on-one personalized support, greater independence, familiar surroundings, flexible scheduling, and customized care routines.
Yes. Transitional home care can support recovery after hospitalization, rehabilitation, surgery, or illness by assisting with mobility, medications, meal preparation, and daily living. Learn how our home care services support recovery after a hospital discharge or rehabilitation stay..
We carefully match caregivers based on personality, care needs, experience, language preferences, and compatibility to help build trust and continuity of care
Signs may include falls, memory concerns, missed medications, poor nutrition, or difficulty managing daily tasks. Home care services can help seniors remain safe and independent while receiving the support they need.
Many seniors are hesitant to accept support because they value their independence. Introducing home care gradually can help them receive assistance while remaining in the comfort of their own home. Explore our resources on aging in place and how home care can help seniors remain safe and independent at home.
Yes. Home care services can provide companionship, daily assistance, and respite for family caregivers. This support helps reduce stress while ensuring a loved one continues receiving quality care.
Home care after a hospital discharge can help support recovery and daily routines. Services can be arranged to provide assistance ranging from a few hours per day to more comprehensive care.
Absolutely. Caring for an aging parent can be emotionally and physically demanding. Home care support can help families share responsibilities and improve quality of life for everyone involved. Explore caregiver experiences and expert advice on caregiving, burnout, and family support through “ The Life Unrehearsed Show”.
Every situation is unique. We encourage families to contact us as soon as possible so we can better understand their needs and discuss available home care options.
Yes. Companion care provides social interaction, conversation, and engagement, helping seniors remain connected and supported while living at home. Learn more about our caregiver support resources designed to help families navigate the challenges of caring for an aging loved one.
Many adult children support loved ones from a distance. Home care services can provide regular assistance and peace of mind when families cannot be there every day.
Balancing multiple responsibilities can be challenging. Home care services help families share caregiving duties while ensuring their loved one receives consistent support.
Care needs often evolve over time. We help families assess changing needs and explore care options ranging from a few hours per week to 24/7 support.