Our services
Flexible care for real life.
Support can be occasional or regular, simple or more involved. We shape each arrangement around the person, setting and family priorities.
Service directory
Find the right kind of support.
Choose a service to view what it can include. Every final plan is confirmed through a care conversation.
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Inhome Care service
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Support
Calm, familiar assistance that supports everyday routines, connection and confidence for people living with memory changes.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Companionship and reassurance
- ✓ Routine and activity support
- ✓ Meal and hydration prompts
- ✓ Accompanied walks and outings
- ✓ Family respite
- ✓ Everyday safety awareness
Care scope
Sudden changes in confusion, behaviour or function should be assessed by an appropriate healthcare professional.
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Inhome Care service
In-Home Care
Flexible help that enables clients to continue living in familiar surroundings while receiving the level of everyday support that feels right.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Personal routine assistance
- ✓ Meal preparation
- ✓ Light housekeeping and laundry
- ✓ Mobility and exercise support
- ✓ Errands and grocery shopping
- ✓ Companionship and conversation
Care scope
The care plan is shaped around preferred routines, agreed responsibilities and visit frequency.
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Inhome Care service
Care Residence Support
Extra one-to-one companionship and personal attention alongside the services already provided by a retirement or long-term care residence.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Friendly companion visits
- ✓ Meal-time encouragement
- ✓ Walks and meaningful activity
- ✓ Appointment accompaniment
- ✓ Family respite
- ✓ Bedside reassurance
Care scope
Support is coordinated within the residence’s policies and the client’s existing care plan.
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Inhome Care service
Hospital Support
A dependable non-clinical presence that can make a hospital stay feel less isolating and easier for families to manage.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Bedside companionship
- ✓ Help with personal items
- ✓ Meal-time presence
- ✓ Family respite periods
- ✓ Communication notes for family
- ✓ Discharge-day practical support
Care scope
Medical decisions, treatment and clinical care remain the responsibility of the hospital’s regulated healthcare team.
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Inhome Care service
End-of-Life Comfort Support
Respectful non-clinical assistance focused on comfort, dignity, companionship and support for the whole family.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Calm bedside presence
- ✓ Comfort-focused personal assistance
- ✓ Family respite
- ✓ Meaningful conversation or quiet company
- ✓ Light household support
- ✓ Coordination around established routines
Care scope
This service complements—not replaces—palliative nursing, hospice or physician-led care.
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Inhome Care service
Post-Surgical Support
Practical everyday help during the transition home and recovery period, following the instructions of the client’s regulated healthcare providers.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Meal preparation
- ✓ Light housekeeping
- ✓ Errands and groceries
- ✓ Appointment accompaniment
- ✓ Routine and mobility assistance
- ✓ Companionship during recovery
Care scope
Caregivers do not provide medical treatment unless appropriately qualified and specifically engaged to do so.
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Inhome Care service
Medical Appointment Escort
Accompaniment that helps clients get to appointments, navigate the visit and return home with greater reassurance.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Pre-arranged pickup
- ✓ Travel companionship
- ✓ Mobility and wayfinding support
- ✓ Waiting-room presence
- ✓ Non-clinical note taking when requested
- ✓ Return-trip assistance
Care scope
Bookings are subject to availability and agreed transportation, timing and mobility arrangements.
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Inhome Care service
Cleaning & Home Help
Light household assistance that supports a cleaner, calmer and safer everyday environment.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Light cleaning
- ✓ Laundry and linen changes
- ✓ Kitchen tidying
- ✓ Meal preparation
- ✓ Household organization
- ✓ Coordinated minor maintenance
Care scope
Heavy, specialist or hazardous cleaning is assessed separately and may require an appropriate service provider.
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Inhome Care service
Parkinson’s Support
Patient, routine-based non-clinical assistance tailored to changing mobility, communication and everyday living needs.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Personal routine support
- ✓ Meal and hydration assistance
- ✓ Mobility-aware companionship
- ✓ Exercise reminders from an approved plan
- ✓ Appointment accompaniment
- ✓ Family respite
Care scope
Clinical symptoms and medication management must remain under the direction of the client’s regulated healthcare team.
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Inhome Care service
Overnight Care
An attentive overnight presence for clients and families who want greater reassurance through the night.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Overnight companionship
- ✓ Routine bedtime support
- ✓ Reassurance when waking
- ✓ Pathway and lighting awareness
- ✓ Morning routine assistance
- ✓ Family respite overnight
Care scope
The exact overnight arrangement, sleeping expectations and response responsibilities are agreed before service begins.
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Inhome Care service
Palliative Companionship
Compassionate non-clinical companionship that works alongside the person’s palliative or hospice care plan.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Quiet presence and conversation
- ✓ Comfort-focused assistance
- ✓ Family respite
- ✓ Meal and household support
- ✓ Legacy activities when desired
- ✓ Support maintaining familiar surroundings
Care scope
Pain management, symptom treatment and clinical decisions remain with regulated healthcare professionals.
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Inhome Care service
Companion Care
Consistent human connection through conversation, activities and shared everyday experiences.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Conversation and social visits
- ✓ Games, reading and hobbies
- ✓ Walks and supervised outings
- ✓ Errands and shopping
- ✓ Meal companionship
- ✓ Technology and communication help
Care scope
Visits are planned around the client’s interests, energy, routines and preferences.
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Respite Care
Temporary, dependable support that gives family caregivers protected time to rest, work or attend to other responsibilities.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Companion supervision
- ✓ Routine assistance
- ✓ Meal support
- ✓ Activities and walks
- ✓ Personal assistance within scope
- ✓ Family updates after the visit
Care scope
Respite can be occasional, planned regularly or arranged around specific family commitments, subject to availability.
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Activities & Outings
Purposeful activity and supervised outings that encourage engagement, enjoyment and independence.
Ask about this serviceSupport may include
- ✓ Neighbourhood walks
- ✓ Hobbies and games
- ✓ Community activities
- ✓ Shopping and errands
- ✓ Visits with friends or family
- ✓ Accompanied social outings
Care scope
Activities are selected with the client and adapted to mobility, energy, weather and agreed safety considerations.
Where care happens
Home. Care residence. Hospital.
At home
Support with familiar routines, personal care, meals, companionship and household tasks.
In a care residence
Extra one-to-one attention, conversation, walks, meal support and family reassurance.
In hospital
A comforting bedside presence, practical help and support during recovery or transition home.
How care begins
Simple, clear and personal.
- Begin with a complimentary conversation
- Discuss routines, preferences and priorities
- Agree responsibilities and scheduling
- Confirm the care arrangement
- Begin support and stay in communication
- Review the plan as needs change
Complimentary care conversation
Call Inhome Care Services1-833-866-6161