Dementia and Alzheimer's care across Surrey happens in family homes: quiet routines, the same caregiver each visit, gentle redirection when the day shifts. We work in Newton and Sullivan Heights, Guildford and Fraser Heights, Cloverdale and Clayton, and the rest of the city, with caregivers families know by name.
§Consistent caregiver matching: same faces, same days
§Memory cues, gentle redirection, and re-orientation
§Medication reminders and safe-environment checks
§Companionship: meals shared, music played, walks taken
§Personal care delivered with patience and dignity
§Family updates after every visit
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Who it's for
Families navigating early to mid-stage dementia at home. We're not a memory care facility. We're the help that lets your loved one stay home, longer, with someone they trust.
Hours and schedule
Frequency varies. Some families need a few hours a week, others daily visits. Four-hour minimum per visit. Days and evenings.
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Dementia care across a wide city.
Dementia care fails when it's rushed, and Surrey's distances tempt providers to rush. We schedule the other way: fewer, longer visits (the four-hour minimum is an asset here), with the same caregiver making the same trip to Fleetwood or Cloverdale each time. Inside the visit it's the unhurried version of the work: routines held gently, meals shared, redirection instead of correction, and a written note afterward so the family knows how the day actually went.
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Dementia & Alzheimer's care in Surrey: what families ask.
Will it be the same caregiver every visit?
That's the design. Consistent matching is the first item on our dementia-care list for a reason: a familiar face is half the care. Schedules are built so the same caregiver makes the Surrey trip each time.
We're not ready for daily care. Is twice a week worth anything?
Yes. Many Surrey families start with two visits a week: enough to hold routines steady, give the family carer a breather, and catch changes early. Frequency grows when the day asks for it, not before.
The house is full at night but empty all day. Does that work?
It's Surrey's most common dementia pattern: family around in the evenings, nobody home from eight to five. Daytime visits carry the risky hours, meals, medications, and the wandering window, and the evening handoff comes with a written note of how the day went.
Where in Surrey we deliver.
We see Surrey families in Newton and Sullivan Heights, Guildford and Fraser Heights, Cloverdale and Clayton, Fleetwood and Tynehead, South Surrey and Crescent Beach, and Whalley and Surrey Centre.
What it costs, and how families pay for it (extended health, VAC, CSIL,
and more), is laid out in costs and coverage. The people behind the visits are here: meet our caregivers.
BCCPA-member agencyBC HCP-licensed (Health Care Professionals & Services)WorkSafeBC registeredICBC-certified Personal Care Assistance providerFully insured & bonded caregiversBLS-certified, First Aid trained15+ years caring for BC families since 2011
