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Non-medical home care

Home care in Prince George — company, comfort and a hand around the house

Practical, everyday support for seniors and recovering adults: companionship, homemaking, meals, errands, respite for family and overnight presence. No medical tasks, ever — just dependable people in the home.

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Prince George, BC Trained local caregivers 3-hour minimum visit

Pricing

Care options, priced in writing

We build your price from the care you actually need and email it to you — the same way our cleaning quotes work. Nothing is charged until you approve the written care plan.

Companion Visit

3-hour minimum per visit

Conversation, games, walks, appointment company and a friendly check on how the day is going.

  • Friendly company and conversation
  • Walks, errands and appointment escorts
  • Reminders for meals, hydration and routines
  • Written visit note sent to the family contact
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Homemaking Support

3-hour minimum per visit

Light housekeeping, laundry, meal prep and tidying so the home stays safe and easy to move around in.

  • Light cleaning of kitchen, bathroom and living areas
  • Laundry, bed changes and folding
  • Simple meal preparation and dishes
  • Fridge and pantry rotation, grocery put-away
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Family Respite Day

Up to 8 hours

A full day of cover so a family caregiver can rest, work or travel without worrying.

  • Up to 8 hours of continuous support
  • Companionship, meals and light housekeeping
  • Same caregiver matched whenever possible
  • End-of-day summary by email
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Overnight Presence

10pm – 6am, awake or sleeping shift

Someone in the home overnight for reassurance, safe bathroom trips and morning start-up.

  • Awake or sleeping overnight shift
  • Safe transfers to and from the bathroom
  • Morning breakfast and tidy-up
  • Immediate call to the family contact if anything changes
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Weekly Care Plan

12+ hours booked per week

A fixed weekly schedule with the same caregiver and a locked-in discounted rate.

  • Same caregiver each week whenever possible
  • Priority scheduling and flexible swaps
  • Locked-in plan pricing on every hour
  • Monthly care review with the family
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Before the first visit

What to do — and what not to do

A short, honest guide so families know exactly how home care works in the home.

Please do

  • Tell us the daily routine — wake times, meals, naps, favourite chair, TV shows
  • Write down medications and where they are kept, so reminders are accurate
  • Leave a spare key, lockbox code or door instructions with us in writing
  • Keep walkways, stairs and the bathroom clear of cords, rugs and clutter
  • Introduce the caregiver in person on the first visit if you can
  • Share what your loved one enjoys — music, cards, gardening, stories, language
  • Tell us immediately about falls, confusion, infections or hospital stays
  • Ask for a care review any time the needs change

Please don't

  • Don't ask a caregiver to give injections, wound care or hand out medication
  • Don't ask for lifts or transfers that need equipment or two trained people
  • Don't ask a caregiver to drive the client in the caregiver's own vehicle
  • Don't leave cash, cards or valuables out for shopping — we use written arrangements
  • Don't ask for pest control, mould removal, ladders or heavy furniture moving
  • Don't hire our caregivers privately outside the agreement — they lose insurance cover
  • Don't expect nursing judgement — for anything clinical we call Northern Health or 911
  • Don't smoke or ask the caregiver to be around unsafe conditions during a visit
Our limits

What we never do

Non-medical means exactly that. If a need crosses this line we will tell you plainly and point you to Northern Health.

  • Medication administration or injections
  • Wound care, catheter or ostomy care
  • Lifts, transfers requiring a mechanical lift, or two-person transfers
  • Nursing assessments, diagnosis or any clinical decision-making
  • Driving a client in the caregiver's own vehicle

How it starts

  1. 1. Free consultation. We visit the home, meet the family and listen.
  2. 2. Written care plan. Hours, tasks, routines and emergency contacts, all on paper.
  3. 3. Price by email. Your confirmed weekly cost, before anything is booked.
  4. 4. Matched caregiver. One primary caregiver and one trained backup.
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