Palliative & End-of-Life Care at home in Metro Vancouver

Palliative care at home means comfort-focused support for someone with a serious illness who wants to stay in their own home, often through the end of life. Our caregivers handle personal care, meals and overnight presence, and work alongside the doctors and nurses already involved, so the family can spend their time together rather than on logistics.

What's included

Personal care focused on comfort
Help with positioning, eating and drinking
Overnight and 24-hour presence when needed
Coordination with the existing medical and nursing team
Light housekeeping and meals for the household
Respite so family members can rest

Who it's for

Families supporting someone with a life-limiting illness who wants to remain at home.

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.

Call us for a free assessment Or send us a message

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Palliative & End-of-Life Care: common questions

Do you replace the palliative nurses and doctors?

No. Medical and nursing care stays with the person's doctor and health authority team. We add the hands-on daily care and companionship around them, and coordinate with them so nothing falls through the gaps.

How fast can palliative care start?

We understand these situations move quickly. Call us and a coordinator will arrange a free in-home visit, usually within 24 hours of your first call.

Can care be provided overnight?

Yes. We can schedule overnight shifts or around-the-clock care with a small rotating team.

Where we provide it

We provide palliative & end-of-life care from Vancouver to Hope, across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. See the communities we serve.