Private Home Care Services

Healthcare Support, Right in the Comfort of Home

Finding the right healthcare professional for yourself or someone you love can feel overwhelming. Caring Support helps make the process simpler.

Tell us what kind of support you need and we’ll help you explore healthcare professionals who may be available to provide care at home.

Serving individuals and families across Canada.

Healthcare professional providing private home care to an older adult at home

Support Built Around You

Private Home Healthcare Built Around Your Needs

Every situation is different. You may need a few hours of support each week, ongoing assistance, or several healthcare professionals working together.

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Personal Support

PSWs, home support workers, personal caregivers and healthcare aides.

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Nursing Care

Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses.

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Rehabilitation

Physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other rehabilitation professionals.

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Companionship & Wellness

Companion care, respite support, mental health and other wellness professionals.

Other healthcare professionals may also be available depending on your needs and location.

Care That Fits Your Life

Support That Helps You Stay at Home

Private home care can provide additional support while helping individuals remain in a familiar environment.

Depending on your needs, care may include personal assistance, nursing support, rehabilitation, companionship, or respite for family caregivers.

Personal Care

Help with daily routines, personal care and everyday activities.

Nursing Support

Access to nursing professionals based on your care requirements.

Companionship

Meaningful support with companionship and everyday activities.

Rehabilitation

Support from physiotherapy, occupational therapy and related professionals.

Family Support

Additional help for families caring for someone they love.

Respite & Ongoing Care

Support that can give family caregivers additional flexibility and time.

One Request. Multiple Care Needs.

You May Need One Professional — Or an Entire Care Team

Your loved one may need more than one type of support. Caring Support gives you one place to start the conversation.

Senior Living at Home

Different professionals can support personal care, health needs and mobility.

PSW + RN + Physiotherapist

Recovery at Home

Short-term support following illness, injury, hospitalization or a procedure.

PSW + Nurse + Physiotherapist

Ongoing Family Care

Flexible support for families helping an aging parent or loved one.

PSW + RN/RPN + Companion

How Caring Support Works

A Simple Place to Start

You don't need to know exactly which healthcare professional you need before reaching out.

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Tell Us What You Need

Complete a short form about the type of care and support you're looking for.

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We'll Contact You

A member of our team will follow up to better understand your situation.

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Explore Your Options

We can help identify the types of healthcare professionals that may fit your needs.

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Connect With Care

Explore available healthcare professionals and determine the support that works for you.

Family spending time together while arranging private home care support

Care for Someone You Love

You Don't Have to Navigate This Alone

You may be looking for care for a parent, partner, grandparent, child, another family member — or yourself.

Aging parents
Recovery at home
Disability support
Respite for family
Ongoing assistance
Short-term support
Get Help Finding Home Care

Request Private Home Care

Tell Us What Kind of Care You Need

Start with the basics. A member of our team can contact you to discuss your care requirements.

You don't need to know exactly which type of healthcare professional you need before contacting us.

Why Caring Support

One Place to Start Your Search for Care

Healthcare Focused

Caring Support was built specifically around Canada's healthcare workforce.

Multiple Professions

Your care needs may involve more than one type of healthcare professional.

One Place to Start

Tell us what you're looking for instead of trying to navigate everything alone.

Across Canada

Connect with healthcare professionals and organizations across Canada.

Not Sure What Kind of Care You Need?

That's okay. Tell us what's happening and what kind of help you're looking for. We'll contact you to learn more and help you explore your options.

Talk to Us About Private Home Care

Private Home Care FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Private home healthcare involves healthcare or support services delivered in a person's home. The type of care and professionals involved will depend on the individual's needs and location.

Yes. You can submit a request for yourself, a parent, spouse, child, grandparent or another family member.

Yes. Some individuals may require support from several healthcare professionals. You can tell us about all of your needs in one request.

That's completely fine. Tell us what kind of help you're looking for and we'll discuss your situation with you.

Yes. You can request a Personal Support Worker, Registered Nurse, Registered Practical Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse or other healthcare professional depending on your needs and local availability.

You can indicate the schedule and hours you're looking for. Availability will depend on professionals and services available in your location.

Costs vary depending on the type of healthcare professional, services required, hours of care, location and other factors. Pricing and engagement arrangements can be discussed as part of the process.

Caring Support is a healthcare workforce and technology platform that helps connect individuals and families with healthcare professionals and healthcare organizations. Specific services, responsibilities and engagement arrangements may vary depending on the professional or organization selected.

Information submitted through the form is used to respond to your request and discuss your healthcare support requirements. Avoid submitting detailed medical records or highly sensitive medical information through the initial form.