Long-term care is for families planning months or years ahead. We focus on keeping the same caregiver where possible, reviewing the arrangement with you periodically, and adjusting the plan as your loved one's needs change.
What’s included
- Stable caregiver relationship
- Regular care reviews with the family
- Plan adjustments as needs change
- Ongoing family communication
Who it suits
- Elders with progressive conditions
- Families wanting one dependable long-term partner
Non-clinical support. Caregivers do not diagnose, treat, prescribe or administer medication beyond reminders, or provide emergency response. Doctor and nurse visits, physiotherapy and other clinical services can be arranged separately — see pricing.
Other care arrangements
Daytime careHelp with routines, meals, mobility and companionship during the day.
Extended day careLonger daytime cover that carries on into the evening.
Night & overnight careA caregiver present through the night, with a family handover in the morning.
24-hour careContinuous, scheduled caregiver cover for people with higher dependency.
Respite & cover-up careTemporary relief for family members or your regular caregiver.
Post-hospital home supportPractical, non-clinical help at home in the days after discharge.
Let’s talk about the right care for your loved one.
Whether you need a few hours of help, overnight support or a long-term caregiver, a coordinator will guide you — with no obligation until you confirm your written quotation.