Cost is one of the first questions families ask. We understand. You deserve clear, honest information without confusing jargon.
Home care costs depend on how many hours you need, what type of support is required, and whether you qualify for government programs.
Personal care and companionship visits are often billed by the hour. Nursing support may have a different rate because it requires clinical skills.
Many families start with part time care, such as two or three visits per week. This keeps costs manageable while still making daily life easier.
Alberta programs like Client Directed Home Care Invoicing (CDHCI) may help eligible clients pay for approved services. Veterans may qualify for the Veterans Independence Program.
We recommend asking about all funding options during your consultation. Our team can explain what paperwork is usually involved.
Every family budget is different. Senior Comfort Homecare builds plans around your priorities so you know what to expect before care begins.
Questions about senior care for your family? Request a free consultation — we are happy to help. Browse our services or learn about CDHCI and the Veterans Independence Program.