Home care, assisted living or long-term care in BC: how to choose , read more
The three options a BC family weighs, side by side: who each one suits, how you get in, how the cost is set in 2026, and what care is and is not included.
Written to be useful whether or not you hire us
Practical, specific to British Columbia, and honest even where it is not in our commercial interest.
CSIL explained: self-managed home support in BC , read more
Choice in Supports for Independent Living gives you the funding and makes you the employer. Who qualifies, what it actually involves, and who it suits.
Dementia at home in BC: what actually helps , read more
Practical approaches that reduce difficult moments, the BC support that is free, and how to think about when home stops being the right place.
Publicly funded home support in BC: how it actually works , read more
Who qualifies, how the daily rate is calculated, what is covered, and where the public system stops. Read this before you pay anyone privately.
Eighteen questions to ask any home care agency in BC , read more
The questions that separate a serious home care provider from a well-marketed one, with our own answers to every one.
Twelve signs a parent needs help at home , read more
What to look for on your next visit, what each sign usually means, and the difference between something to watch and something to act on this week.
If you are thinking about working in care
Written for people considering the work, not for people hiring it.
Becoming a health care assistant in BC , read more
The training, the Registry, the funding that pays your tuition and a living allowance, and what the job is actually like. For people considering the work.
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