24/7 live-in care means a caregiver is in the home at all times, day and night, covered by a small, dedicated rotation so the person is never alone. It is an alternative to moving into a care home for people who need constant supervision or help but want to stay where they are.
What's included
Day and night supervision by a consistent team
Full personal care and help moving safely
Meals, laundry and housekeeping
Medication reminders
Night-time help with toileting and settling
Company, outings and activities
Who it's for
People at high risk of falls, people living with advanced dementia, and anyone who should not be alone overnight.
How it starts
Call or send the form below. A care coordinator visits for a free in-home assessment, checks the bathroom and home for safety risks, recommends a starting plan, and introduces your two or three caregivers before the first visit. Hours change whenever your needs do, with no long-term contract.
For many families, yes. Round-the-clock care at home keeps the person in familiar surroundings with one-on-one attention. Whether it is the right choice depends on care needs and budget, which we talk through openly at the free assessment.
How many caregivers are involved in live-in care?
A small rotation, usually two or three caregivers, so there is always someone rested on shift and your loved one still sees familiar faces.
Is there a contract for 24/7 care?
No long-term contracts and no setup fees. You can change the schedule as needs change.
Where we provide it
We provide 24/7 live-in care from Vancouver to Hope, across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. See the communities we serve.