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The phone call came at two in the morning. Sarah’s 81-year-old father had fallen again, this time trying to reach the bathroom in the dark. When the paramedics arrived, he
Hospital-to-Home Care Transitions: What Calgary Families Need to Know When a hospital team says, “Your mom can go home tomorrow,” most families feel two things at once: relief and anxiety.
When Janet started helping her 79-year-old father after his stroke, she thought the arrangement would be temporary. Six months later, she was still making three visits a day, sleeping with
Overnight home care in Calgary is often the missing piece that makes it truly safe and realistic for seniors to age in place. Nights are when falls, confusion, and caregiver
When Margaret’s daughter called our office last spring, she was at her wit’s end. Her 82-year-old mother wasn’t struggling with daily tasks—she could still prepare meals, manage her medications, and
Jessica lives in Toronto with her husband and two young children. Her 81-year-old mother lives alone in the Calgary home where Jessica grew up, 3,400 kilometers away. Every phone call
When Elizabeth’s doctor told her the cancer had spread beyond treatment, she had one clear wish: “I want to be home. Not in a hospital. Not in a facility. Home,
For three years, Michelle managed her mother’s care alone. She visited twice daily—morning to help with breakfast, medications, and dressing, then evening for dinner, more medications, and getting her mother
David used to joke that his mom got more snow days than Calgary school kids.Every winter, as the sidewalks turned icy and the wind picked up, 82-year-old Maria would say
When Margaret moved into her little bungalow in northwest Calgary after her husband died, everyone told her how “lucky” she was: a safe neighbourhood, a cozy home, friendly neighbours. But
