Many Richmond families don't need full-day care, just a few hours a week, the right kind. Our caregivers cover City Centre and Brighouse, Steveston and Seafair, Thompson and West Richmond, and the rest of the city, on schedules that fit working families.
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.
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The errands, the meals, the eyes.
Hourly care in Richmond mostly looks like logistics with attention attached: groceries done together, an appointment reached without a family member taking the morning off, something real cooked for lunch. The attention is the quiet half of the service: a trained caregiver a few times a week notices the new unsteadiness or the untouched fridge long before a crisis announces it.
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Hourly home care in Richmond: what families ask.
Are errands done with her or for her?
With her, wherever possible. Hourly care is meant to keep someone in their own life, so the caregiver does things for her only where doing them together stops being safe.
Can the schedule flex around our family's week?
Yes. Most Richmond families run one to three visits a week, timed around work schedules and standing appointments, and adjust as needs change.
Where in Richmond we deliver.
We see Richmond families in City Centre and Brighouse, Steveston and Seafair, Thompson and West Richmond, Hamilton and East Cambie, Broadmoor and Riverdale, and Ironwood and Hamilton.
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
