HomeFree Homecare

As we age, certain tasks become more challenging and occasionally require support. There are a few key things loved ones can look for to know when it’s time to call in help.
1. Your loved one seems to be struggling with personal hygiene and daily care.
2. Meals - your loved one is struggling to eat on a regular basis, and preparing meals is no longer something they can do.
3. Contact - you are finding it more difficult to reach them, they are not able to answer the phone regularly or regular contact has dropped off.
4. Activities - they are no longer doing the same activities that they used to do.
5. Changes in their demeanour, mood and outlook are all flags to be aware of.

If you notice these changes, reach out and we can help you identify if it’s time to get extra support.

We believe that exceptional care starts with a supportive environment for caregivers. When caregivers feel valued and supported, they can provide the best possible care. That’s why we prioritize our caregivers well being, ensuring our caregivers have the resources they need to thrive.

Consistency is the foundation of comfort and safety for aging individuals. We prioritize reliable, personalized care by ensuring clients receive support from the same caregiver on a schedule that suits their needs. This fosters trust, strengthens relationships and creates a dependable routine. True care is about more than assistance, it’s about connection.

At HomeFree, we provide professional, personalized homecare that allows individuals to maintain independence in the comfort of their own homes. Our approach is rooted in human-centred care, ensuring each client receives the support they need with dignity and respect. Whether it’s daily assistance, medical support, or respite care our experienced team is here to help.

Don't let your aging parent fall victim to fraud.

Last year alone, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre reported a staggering $569 million lost to scams, with seniors often being the primary targets. With available data and AI making these scams more personalized and harder to spot, it's crucial to take action.

Here’s how you can protect your aging loved one:
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4 Simple Steps to Stop Grandparent Scams Learn how to protect your elder loved ones from common scams with steps to safeguard their personal info, finances, and online security.

Did you know seniors are 3x more likely to fall again after their first fall? Falls account for 40% of retirement home admissions in Canada.

If someone you care about has had a fall but wasn’t seriously hurt, you’ve been lucky—but don’t wait until next time. Falls can be prevented with the right steps.

Take our 2-minute Senior Risk Fall Assessment to get personalized insights on your loved one’s risk factors and how you can reduce them today!

Take the assessment here:

Senior Fall Risk Assessment Understand your loved one’s fall risk in under two minutes with our easy-to-use assessment tool.

Know four people? Odds are, one of them is caring for an aging loved one.

In Canada, 1 in 4 people over the age of 15 have provided care for a friend or loved one. Caregiving can quickly turn into a full-time job, often impacting both mental and physical health.

That’s why HomeFree offering complimentary respite care to 5 families—giving them a well-deserved morning or afternoon off to step away, recharge, and take care of themselves.

If you know someone who could use a break, share the link below and help them sign up.

Enjoy A Free Break On Us Get complimentary care for your loved one, so you can recharge and return feeling refreshed. Available to family caregivers in Calgary—spaces limited!

Ever notice how your loved one’s dementia symptoms seem to disappear when they’re around people who aren’t you? You might unknowingly be making some caregiving mistakes that could be part of the reason.

Here are the 5 most common mistakes family members make when caring for someone with dementia.

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5 Mistakes Made When Caring For Someone With Dementia Learn how to avoid the five most common mistakes in dementia care and discover strategies to strengthen your relationship with your loved one.

What’s Your Retirement Plan? You’ve likely saved for travel, golf, or other hobbies. But have you thought about what comes after the fun?

The cost of support down the road can be substantial. Can you afford to pass up on ?

Check out to see if you are eligible for benefits and funding.

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