Personal care services for seniors in Vancouver are one of the greatest gifts you can give a loved one. This support enables elderly family members to maintain dignity, a sense of routine, and their independence. For caregivers, these services can ease the pressure and bring peace of mind knowing their loved one is in caring, capable hands.
At ABC Home Support, personal care is a helping hand and a friendly smile; it’s never rushed or clinical. We take the time to understand what feels comfortable, what feels challenging, and what helps your loved one feel like themselves. Our caregivers offer both hands-on assistance and gentle guidance, depending on the needs and wishes of the person we’re supporting. Our goal is to empower your loved one to stay independent at home, not to take away their sense of control.
Personal care might feel routine, but these moments can shape someone’s entire day. We understand how important it is for our clients to feel and look their best, and we treat personal care for seniors with the respect and patience it deserves.
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• Bathing, shower assistance, and personal hygiene
• Grooming, skincare, and oral care
• Dressing and undressing
• Medication reminders
• Meal preparation and assistance with eating
• Support with compression stockings
• Toileting and continence care
• Safe transfers and mobility assistance
• Range of motion exercises
• Help with all Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Every person we support has their own pace and preferences. Some clients want help only during the morning rush. Others feel more comfortable with support throughout the day. We adapt naturally to changing needs, always following the client’s lead.
Families often tell us that having someone trained and compassionate step in brings a sense of relief. It eases the pressure on loved ones, reduces worry, and helps create a calmer, safer routine at home.
Our goal is simple: create comfort, restore confidence, and help your loved one move through their day with dignity and ease.
