Many families don't need full-day care. They need a few hours a week, the right kind. Hourly home care covers the small things that have started to slip, and a steady hand for the things that always required two.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. By the end, you'll know whether Salve fits.
Or by phone: 778-953-3134
Older adults whose family wants them to stay in their own home, with help. The 'eyes-on a few times a week' service that prevents the bigger crises.
Four-hour minimum per visit. Most families start with one to three visits a week and adjust over time.
Choose your area for what this looks like in your part of the city.
Four hours. The minimum reflects what it takes to do meaningful care without rushing: bathing, a meal, a walk, conversation, the small tasks that add up.
Most start with one to three visits a week. Some stay there for years; others ramp up as needs grow. Month-to-month, no minimum commitment.
Yes. Many of our long-term clients started with a few hours a week. We adjust the schedule with you as the situation shifts; same caregivers wherever possible.
Yes: appointments, groceries, errands, walks outside, and getting to and from doctor's appointments. Travel within a reasonable distance is part of the hourly rate; longer trips we discuss in advance.
Meal preparation is for the client, or for both partners in a couple's care arrangement. It doesn't extend to cooking for the rest of the household; that's outside what we're contracted to do.
Caregiver-led visits run $41–$45 an hour with a four-hour minimum; when a Registered Nurse is needed for clinical work, those visits are $75 an hour.
For how families pay for it (extended health, VAC, CSIL, and more), see costs and coverage. To see the people who'll be doing the work, meet our caregivers.
Book a 15-minute callFifteen minutes on the phone. By the end, you'll know whether Salve fits.
Or by phone: 778-953-3134