Home Care
In-home personal care, nursing, and support services
Home care lets an Alberta senior stay in their own home while getting help with daily living — companionship, personal care, medication reminders, or skilled nursing. It's often the first step that delays or avoids a move into a facility, and it scales up or down as needs change. Many providers are private-pay; some accept Alberta's CDHCI funding through Alberta Blue Cross.
Browse home care by city
City guides with local costs, top providers, and care-need filters.
YYC Home Care Services
Royal Home Caregivers - Calgary
All About Care - Private Home Care Calgary
Ephraim Stat Care
Calgary Cares Community Services
Longevity Care
Janis Care Services
Compassion Senior Care
Saige Homecare
Desi Home Health Care In Calgary
Above and Beyond Homecare Inc.
Evergreen home health care
Always Best Care - Home Care Services in Calgary North West
Global Senior Care: Home Health Care Services (Calgary)
Nurse On Duty - Home Care Services in Calgary
Granddaughters Home Care
Absolute Homecare Solutions Inc.
Exceed Care
ComForCare Home Care (Calgary, AB)
Ascent Home Care
MedGar Home Care
Canadian Home Caregivers
Light of Care
North Calgary Home Care
Common questions
How much does home care cost in Alberta? +
Private-pay home care is usually hourly — roughly $35–$45/hour for a health-care aide and $55–$65/hour for nursing visits — with a minimum visit (commonly two to four hours).
Is home care covered by Alberta Health? +
Some hours are publicly funded after an AHS assessment. The CDHCI program lets eligible clients choose a provider, with approved hours billed through Alberta Blue Cross.
What is the difference between home care and home support? +
Home support is non-medical help (housekeeping, meals, companionship); home care adds personal care and skilled nursing. Many agencies offer both.