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We offer in-home for all ages. From pediatric care to senior care, we can help you with a wide range

Ohana Care is a Home Care Services provider operating in Calgary and the surrounding areas. Our team comes to you to offer the best in home care, support services, foot care treatments, companionship, and free in-home assessments. Ohana provides services in the clients' own home, at assisted living facilities, in retirement residences, acute care settings, long-term care, community spaces, corporate settings, medical clinics, and at our clinic. Our facility in Royal Oak boasts seven separate foot care stations including five reclining chairs, a bariatric recliner, and two empty stations for wheelchair bound clients.

01/26/2026

Consistent care, familiar surroundings, and a friendly face every day. 🏠💙

For many seniors, the best place to be is home—but sometimes, a few hours of support isn't enough. That’s where Ohana Care’s Live-In Care comes in.

Imagine having a dedicated Health Care Aide who not only provides professional support but becomes a trusted part of your daily rhythm.

What makes Live-In Care special?
✨ True Consistency: Your loved one builds a meaningful relationship with a caregiver who lives in the home and truly understands their needs.
✨ Tailored Support: From personal care and medication reminders to meal prep and companionship, we help maintain daily routines with dignity.
✨ Peace of Mind: You get the stability of a live-in presence with the security of an agency. We handle payroll, insurance, and criminal record checks, and we provide seamless replacements if your caregiver needs time off.

Flexible & Affordable
Live-in care is often a more affordable alternative to 24/7 hourly care for those who don't need continuous overnight monitoring.

Note: A private bedroom and bathroom are required for the caregiver.

Ready to find the perfect match for your family?

🔗 Learn more about Live-In Care: https://hubs.la/Q03ZcWrw0

01/22/2026

Everyone deserves to sleep soundly—especially you. 🌙

Worrying about a loved one’s safety through the night is exhausting. Whether it’s the risk of wandering, medication needs, or just the fear of an emergency, the nights can be the hardest part of caregiving.

At Ohana Care, our Overnight Care is designed to give you peace of mind so the whole family can rest.

What makes our overnight care different?
✅ Awake Caregivers: Our team stays awake and alert all night to monitor safety and respond immediately to any needs.
✅ No Hidden Fees: We don't charge extra "overnight" premiums—just our standard, transparent rates.
✅ Emergency Ready: We are there to handle the unexpected, from bathroom assistance to confusion or medical needs.

"From the initial call, I felt assured that Ohana Care would come to my aid in a time of absolute despair... The staff who performed night care were compassionate, caring, and very efficient." — Joanne B.

Let us take the night shift so you can wake up refreshed and ready to be a family member again, not just a caregiver.

🔗 Learn more about our overnight support: https://hubs.la/Q03ZcRts0

01/20/2026

Peace of mind comes from knowing your loved one is in safe hands. 💙

When you choose home care, you aren't just looking for help—you're looking for trust.

At Ohana Care, we know that safety and quality aren't just buzzwords; they are the foundation of everything we do. That’s why we are proud to be Accredited by Accreditation Canada in Alberta.

Why does this matter for your family?
It means our care isn’t just based on good intentions—it’s backed by rigorous national standards. From our hiring practices and safety protocols to how we manage medications and document care, every step has been independently verified to meet the highest levels of excellence in Canada.

We hold ourselves to these standards because we believe your family deserves the same level of care and safety we would want for our own.

Reliable, safe, and compassionate care—that’s the Ohana promise.

🔗 Learn more about our commitment to quality: https://hubs.la/Q03ZcRPH0

01/15/2026

Your care plan shouldn't be a checklist—it should be a conversation.

"How do you make sure this care is actually personalized?"

We get this question all the time. At Ohana Care, we believe that a care plan isn't just about ticking boxes for tasks like "shower" or "meals." It's about understanding the person behind the needs.

In this clip from Caring Conversations, Melissa Therrien, RN, explains our approach to building care plans that truly fit:
💙 We Listen Deeply: We don't just ask blunt questions; we have real conversations to understand your loved one's history, preferences, and personality.
💙 We Observe: Our experienced team notices the subtle cues that might be missed on a standard form.
💙 We Collaborate: We draw on the collective expertise of our nursing and care team to adapt the plan as needs—and feelings—change.

We tailor the care to who you are, not just what needs doing. Because care isn't about tasks. It's about people.

🎙️ Catch the full discussion in Episode 10 of the Caring Conversations podcast. https://hubs.la/Q03ZcGmw0

01/13/2026

Trust isn't given instantly—it's built with every visit.

"Here's my dad, deal with it."

Sometimes, families are at their breaking point when they call us. Other times, they are hesitant, unsure if bringing in a caregiver is the right choice.

In this clip from Caring Conversations, Melissa Therrien, RN, and Liz Lewington, LPN, discuss what building trust looks like from a nurse's perspective. It’s not always immediate, and that’s okay.

How do we build trust?
🤝 Education: Helping families understand what is happening with their loved one (like explaining that a behavior is the disease, not the person).
🤝 Communication: Keeping the lines open, listening to feedback, and being transparent about how visits are going.
🤝 Patience: Whether it takes days or months, we work at the family's pace to prove that we are there to make life better, not harder.

Ultimately, our goal is simple: To let you go to sleep at night knowing your loved one is safe, comfortable, and cared for.

🎙️ Listen to the full episode on breaking myths and misconceptions about home care in Episode 1 of the Caring Conversations podcast. https://hubs.la/Q03Zcw910

01/10/2026

"Will we get the same caregiver every time?"

It’s one of the top questions families ask us, and for good reason. Letting someone into your home to care for a loved one requires immense trust.

In this clip from Caring Conversations, Melissa Therrien, RN, and Liz Lewington, LPN, explain how Ohana Care prioritizes consistency and continuity in every care relationship.

Why does consistency matter?
💙 Predictable Faces: We work hard to match you with a consistent team so your loved one sees familiar, friendly faces.
💙 Building Trust: Real relationships take time. Consistent care allows bonds to form, making care feel less like a service and more like family.
💙 Better Outcomes: When a caregiver knows a client's routine, preferences, and personality, they can spot small changes in health or mood that a stranger might miss.

We don't just fill shifts; we build relationships.

🎙️ Catch the full discussion in Episode 10 of the Caring Conversations podcast, where we answer your top home care questions. https://hubs.ly/Q03Zc8kS0

01/07/2026

They might forget your face, but they won't forget how you make them feel.

When caring for someone with dementia, your approach is everything.

As discussed in this clip from Caring Conversations, even when short-term memory fades, the emotional core of a person often remains intact. They may not remember exactly who you are or what you said five minutes ago, but they will remember how you made them feel.

Our recommended approach?
✨ Connect before you correct. Instead of forcing reality or arguing facts, meet them where they are in their reality.
✨ Focus on the feeling. Approach with calmness, respect, and kindness.
✨ Redirect with care. If they are distressed, guide them to a happier topic or activity rather than trying to use logic to explain why they are wrong.

It’s not about being "right"—it’s about maintaining connection and dignity.

🎙️ Listen to the full discussion on dementia care strategies in Episode 4 of the Caring Conversations podcast. https://hubs.ly/Q03Zc3T90

01/05/2026

Is dementia just a "normal" part of getting older?

We hear this question often, and the answer is important: No, dementia is definitely not part of the normal aging process.

While many people assume memory slips are just a natural part of aging, there is a distinct difference between occasional forgetfulness and the signs of dementia. As Melissa Therrien, RN, explains in this clip from Caring Conversations, not everyone develops dementia, and it’s crucial to recognize the early warning signs that go beyond normal aging.

What should you watch for?
It often starts small—short-term memory loss or forgetting names—but can progress to more concerning behaviors, such as:
🚩 Getting lost in familiar places (like driving home from the grocery store)
🚩 Mood changes or increased frustration
🚩 Confusion with time or place

If you’re noticing these changes in a loved one, you aren’t alone, and support is available.

🎙️ Catch the full discussion in Episode 4 of the Caring Conversations podcast. We dive deep into what normal aging looks like versus the signs of dementia you shouldn't ignore. https://hubs.la/Q03Zc1m00

01/02/2026

🌅✨ 2025: A year of breakthroughs and better care

As we start the new year, we're celebrating real progress in Alzheimer's care:
• First FDA-approved blood tests for diagnosis (USA)
• Promising research on brain energy and memory
• Growing awareness and reduced stigma
• More families choosing to age in place with support

Our promise to you: Whether you're just starting to notice changes, seeking a diagnosis, or providing daily care, we're here to help you navigate every step with compassion and expertise.

Your loved one deserves: Dignity, comfort, familiar surroundings, and care that feels like family.

Ready to learn more about how home care can support your family's journey? https://hubs.la/Q03Zc1mh0

NewYear2025

12/31/2025

Looking back with gratitude, moving forward with purpose. Happy New Year from Ohana Care! ✨

As we turn the page to 2026, we find ourselves reflecting on a truly incredible year. 2025 was a year of growth, connection, and, most importantly, family.

We are so incredibly honoured to have helped hundreds of families across Alberta and British Columbia. Every visit, every shared laugh, and every moment of support has been a privilege.

This year, we celebrated some major milestones together:
✅ Accreditation Canada: We were proud to become Accredited by Accreditation Canada, a testament to our unwavering commitment to the highest standards of safety and quality care.
✅ Empowering Our Team: We focused heavily on advanced caregiver training, ensuring our team is equipped with the best skills and knowledge to support your loved ones with confidence and compassion.

As we step into 2026, our promise remains the same: To treat every client like our own family. We will continue to prioritize your needs, your safety, and your peace of mind.

🌟 And stay tuned! We have some exciting news coming in early 2026. We are expanding our capacity and launching new initiatives designed to keep your loved ones even safer and more supported at home. We can't wait to share more with you soon!

From our Ohana to yours, we wish you a safe, healthy, and joy-filled New Year! 🥂💙

12/30/2025

🏠💙 Post-holiday health check for your loved ones

The holidays can be overwhelming for seniors, especially those with cognitive changes. Now's a perfect time to check in:

🔍 Watch for:
• Increased confusion after routine changes
• Signs of respiratory illness (cough, fatigue, fever)
• Changes in appetite or sleep patterns
• New difficulties with daily tasks

💡 Take action:
• Gently restore familiar routines
• Monitor for illness symptoms
• Consider a wellness check with their doctor
• Reach out for support if you're feeling overwhelmed

Remember: Asking for help isn't giving up—it's giving your loved one the best care possible.

How can we support you in the new year? Get in touch today - https://hubs.la/Q03ZbZMd0

PostHolidayCare

12/22/2025

🎅 Wishing Our Ohana a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

As the year draws to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on what matters most: the privilege of caring for your loved ones and the strength of the community we’ve built together.

At Ohana Care, "family" isn't just part of our name—it is the heart of everything we do. This holiday season, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to the entire Ohana family:

➡️To Our Clients & Families: Thank you for inviting us into your homes and trusting us with what matters most—the care and well-being of your loved ones. It is an honor to be part of your lives.
➡️To Our Caregivers & Nurses: You are the heartbeat of our organization. Thank you for bringing compassion, patience, and joy to every visit, and for ensuring no one feels forgotten during the holidays.
➡️To Our Employees & Partners: Thank you for your dedication behind the scenes, ensuring that every family gets the support they need, when they need it.
May your holidays be filled with warmth, connection, and the comfort of home. We look forward to continuing this journey with you in the New Year.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Ohana Care. 🎉🎄

Address

3450 Uptown Boulevard
Victoria, BC
V8Z0B9

Telephone

+14033002273

Website

https://ohanacare.ca/vancouver-island

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