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Top 10 Best Home Care Near Vancouver, BC (November 2026)

Updated November 2026 · All Needs Care

Looking for home care near Vancouver? These are the 10 agencies we'd point a friend to in November 2026. Our pick for most families is All Needs Care, because your loved one gets the same small team of two or three caregivers, care can be assessed within a day of your first call, and there are no long-term contracts.

Here are the agencies we think are worth calling, and what each one does best.

How did we pick these agencies?

We looked at what families ask about most when they first call: whether the same caregivers come each time, how fast care can start, whether there are contracts or setup fees, whether the agency covers the care you need, from companionship to nursing, and whether it serves your city.

Every agency below was operating when we checked in November 2026.

The list at a glance

#AgencyWhereBest for
1All Needs CareMetro Vancouver and Fraser ValleyConsistent caregivers, fast start, no contracts
2Proof of CareNorth VancouverNursing-heavy care
3Peachtacular Home Health CareVancouverLive-in and disability care
4Better Living Home Care ServicesLangleySouth of the Fraser families
5Teson Home CareSurreyCaregiver matching
6Comfort Cocoons Home CareRichmondRichmond families
7Aging My Way Home CarePort MoodyNon-medical help in the Tri-Cities
8Independence Matters Support ServicesMaple RidgeHelp getting to appointments
9Paradise HealthcareRichmondHospital-to-home support
10Bayshore Home HealthVancouverA large national provider

1. All Needs Care, Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley

All Needs Care is a locally owned private home care agency, licensed in BC, bonded and insured. It serves 20 cities, from Vancouver and the North Shore to Surrey, the Tri-Cities and out to Hope.

Each family gets a small team of two or three caregivers, introduced before the first visit. Your loved one sees familiar faces instead of a new stranger every week, which matters most with dementia care.

Call and a coordinator will usually visit for a free in-home assessment within 24 hours, including a free bathroom and home safety inspection. That's useful when a hospital discharge date comes up suddenly. See hospital-to-home care.

Services cover companion care, personal care, home nursing, palliative care, 24/7 live-in care and family respite. Rates are flat and hourly, with no long-term contract and no setup fees. Phones are answered 7am to 9pm, seven days a week, at 604-374-1927.

Best for families who want the same caregivers every time and care that starts fast.

2. Proof of Care, North Vancouver

Proof of Care is a nurse-owned agency founded in 2011, based in North Vancouver and also serving Burnaby, Surrey and the Sunshine Coast. It offers nursing and caregiving, including IV infusions, palliative care and hospital discharge support. It is on Vancouver Coastal Health's list of approved home care providers.

Best for care with a lot of nursing involved.

3. Peachtacular Home Health Care, Vancouver

Peachtacular is a women-owned agency based on Fraser Street in Vancouver that also serves White Rock, Burnaby and Richmond. It offers senior, personal and disability care, dementia and palliative care, live-in care and hospital-to-home support.

Best for live-in care and support for people with disabilities.

4. Better Living Home Care Services, Langley

Better Living has served Langley-area families for more than 12 years and also covers Surrey, Delta and White Rock. Services include companion care, meal prep, housekeeping, respite and personal care, plus wound care and medication management by a registered psychiatric nurse.

Best for families south of the Fraser.

5. Teson Home Care, Surrey

Teson is based in Surrey and also serves Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond. A coordinator builds the care plan and matches you with a personal support worker. It covers elder care, dementia support, recovery after hospital, respite and overnight care.

Best for families who want help picking the right caregiver.

6. Comfort Cocoons Home Care, Richmond

Comfort Cocoons is a small, locally based Richmond agency where care is led by registered nurses. It offers personal care, companionship, 24-hour care, palliative and respite care, and medication reminders.

Best for Richmond families.

7. Aging My Way Home Care, Port Moody

Aging My Way is a family-owned agency serving Port Moody, Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam. It focuses on non-medical help: companionship, meals, light housekeeping and a dementia program.

Best for Tri-Cities seniors who need a hand at home rather than medical care.

8. Independence Matters Support Services, Maple Ridge

Independence Matters serves Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Langley, South Surrey and White Rock. It's known for going with clients to appointments and errands, and also offers in-home care, companionship and dementia care.

Best for someone who needs a companion for appointments and errands.

9. Paradise Healthcare, Richmond

Paradise Healthcare is an independent private home care provider serving Richmond, with an office in Surrey. It offers personal care, home support, nursing, respite, dementia support and help moving from hospital to home.

Best for support after a hospital stay in Richmond.

10. Bayshore Home Health, Vancouver

Bayshore is one of Canada's largest home and community care companies, with a Vancouver office on West Broadway. It offers personal care, companionship, nursing and dementia care across the Lower Mainland, and has been named one of Canada's Best Managed Companies every year since 2006.

Best for families who prefer a big national company.

Frequently asked questions

Is home care covered by the government in BC?

Partly. Publicly subsidized home support in BC covers personal care, but only after a clinical assessment by your health authority, and you pay a daily rate based on income. Private home care, like All Needs Care, needs no assessment and you choose the hours. Some families use both.

How fast can home care start in Vancouver?

With All Needs Care, a coordinator usually visits for a free in-home assessment within 24 hours of your first call, and care can start soon after. If a hospital discharge date is coming, call as soon as you know it.

Will we get the same caregiver every time?

It depends on the agency, so ask before you sign up. All Needs Care gives each family a small team of two or three caregivers, introduced before the first visit, so your loved one always sees familiar faces.

What is the difference between companion care and personal care?

Companion care is company and help around the home: conversation, errands, meals and outings. Personal care adds hands-on help with bathing, dressing and getting to the toilet. Many families start with companion care and add personal care later.

Do I need to sign a long-term contract for home care?

Not with every agency. All Needs Care has flat hourly rates, no long-term contracts and no setup fees, and you can change the schedule as needs change. Ask any agency you call to put its rates and cancellation terms in writing.

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