Mum mostly needs company. Is that a real use of the service?

One of the best. Companionship and supervision are first on the hourly-care list; isolation is its own health risk, and the meal, the errand, and the conversation all push back on it at once.

Can weeks vary with our family's schedule?

Yes. Most Delta families hold a steady one-to-three-visit rhythm and flex around holidays and visits.

Hourly home care in Delta

Many Delta families don't need full-day care, just a few hours a week, the right kind. Our caregivers cover Tsawwassen and Beach Grove, Ladner and Ladner Village, North Delta and Sunshine Hills, and the rest of the city, on schedules that fit working families.

See all the care we offer in Delta.

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Fifteen minutes on the phone. By the end, you'll know whether Salve fits.

Or by phone: 778-953-3134

BCCPA-member
BC HCP-licensed
Fully insured & bonded
Since 2011

What's included.

Companionship and supervision
Meal preparation and grocery support
Light housekeeping and laundry
Medication reminders
Transportation to appointments
Help with the day's small tasks

Who it's for

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.

Hours and schedule

Four-hour minimum per visit. Most families start with one to three visits a week and adjust over time.

The week's logistics, handled.

Hourly care looks different across Delta's three towns: in Ladner Village the errands are walkable with company; in Tsawwassen and North Delta they're drives. Either way the visit covers the layer that's started to slip (groceries, meals, laundry, medication reminders), plus the part no list captures: a trained person paying attention. For a parent living alone near the water, a few attentive hours a week is the difference between independence and incident.