Care that lets your family stay home together.

All Needs Care pairs your loved one with a small, consistent team of caregivers and nurses — so the support feels personal, the schedule actually works, and the people who walk through your door already know the story.

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Under 24 hours from first call to in-home assessment. Two to three caregivers, always familiar faces.

An older couple walking together along a tree-lined path — Supporting families from Vancouver to Hope.

We don't rotate strangers through your home.

Licensed & insured Bonded & insured caregivers Available evenings & weekends No long-term contracts

A full continuum of in-home care.

Whether the need is a few hours a week or 24/7 care, we build the plan around your family — and adjust it as circumstances change.

An older person's hands resting calmly in their lap — Personal care, delivered with patience.

Companion Care: Friendly visits, conversation, light errands, and a steady presence that keeps day-to-day life on track.
Personal Care: Bathing, grooming, dressing, mobility support, delivered with patience and full respect for dignity.
Home Nursing: Wound care, medication management, post-surgical recovery, and chronic condition support from our nurses.
Dementia & Alzheimer's Care: One-on-one support for people living with memory loss, from caregivers matched for experience with dementia.
Palliative & End-of-Life Care: Comfort-focused care at home so families can be present without the logistics. Coordinated with your medical team.
24/7 Live-In Care: Round-the-clock support from a dedicated rotation of caregivers when your loved one shouldn't be alone.
Hospital-to-Home Transition: Discharge planning, transportation, in-home set-up, and the first weeks of recovery, handled.
Family Respite Care: Scheduled hours or full weekends so primary caregivers can rest, work, or simply breathe.

A caregiver's hands gently holding an older person's hand — The same two or three people, every visit.

The care your family would actually want.

Locally rooted
Built in Metro Vancouver. Our coordinators live in the same communities our clients do, and we're never more than a short drive away.
Carefully matched caregivers
We don't rotate strangers through your home. Each client gets a small, consistent team chosen for fit — personality, language, and care needs.
Regulated and accountable
Licensed, insured, and bonded. Every caregiver is background-checked and reference-verified before they meet a client.
Transparent pricing
Flat hourly rates, no contracts, no setup fees. You see exactly what you're paying for, every visit.

From phone call to first visit in days, not weeks.

1
Free in-home assessment
A care coordinator visits, listens, and checks the bathroom and the rest of the home for safety risks. Then we recommend a starting plan. No cost, no commitment.
2
Matched with your team
We hand-pick two to three caregivers based on schedule, language, and personality — and introduce them before any visit.
3
Care begins, plan adapts
Visits start within days. Your coordinator checks in regularly and adjusts hours, services, and team as needs change.

From Vancouver to Hope.

Don't see your community? Call us — we expand coverage when the need is there.

Vancouver and the North Shore

Burnaby to White Rock

Tri-Cities and Ridge Meadows

Fraser Valley to Hope

Questions families ask

How much does home care cost in BC?

There are two routes. Publicly subsidized home support through your health authority costs a daily rate based on your income, set after a clinical and financial assessment; people receiving the Guaranteed Income Supplement pay no daily rate, and those with earned income pay no more than $300 a month. Private home care, like ours, is paid by the hour. We charge flat hourly rates with no contracts and no setup fees, and we give you a clear quote at the free assessment.

Do I need a doctor's referral or an assessment for home care?

Not for private care. You can call us directly and we arrange a free in-home assessment. Publicly subsidized home support does need an assessment by your health authority, which you can request through its home and community care office or your doctor.

Can private care be added on top of health authority home support?

Yes. Families often book private hours around publicly funded visits, for example evenings, weekends, longer visits, or companionship that the public program does not cover.

How quickly can home care start?

Usually within days. A care coordinator aims to visit for a free in-home assessment within 24 hours of your first call, then introduces your caregivers before the first visit.

How are your caregivers screened?

Every caregiver is background-checked and reference-verified before working with clients. All Needs Care is licensed in British Columbia and bonded and insured.

Where do you provide home care?

From Vancouver to Hope: Metro Vancouver, the North Shore, the Tri-Cities, Ridge Meadows and the Fraser Valley. Each community has its own page with local health authority and hospital information. If yours is not listed, call us; we expand coverage when the need is there.

Ready to talk? Your first call is free.

Tell us what's going on. A care coordinator will call back within the day, set up a free in-home visit, and outline a plan that actually fits.

Call 604-374-1927 Email a coordinator