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Our Senior Care Blogs

At Homecare West we love sharing our many years of experience through passing along relative information that could help set your mind at ease. 

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Home Care Assistance, Alzheimer's & Dementia, Parkinson's & Palliative Care.

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Our step by step process on getting started with in-home senior care.

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Learn about what senior home care means to us.
Making the transition from a hospital to home care
24Jan
January 24, 2023 0

Making the transition from a hospital to home care

What are the benefits to long term senior home care?
21Jan
January 21, 2023 0

What are the benefits to long term senior home care?

Why is staying active important for seniors?
21Jan
January 21, 2023 0

Why is staying active important for seniors?

Let The Rain Begin
22Oct
October 22, 2022 0

Let The Rain Begin

The importance of sleep for seniors
08Sep
September 8, 2022 0

The importance of sleep for seniors

Maintaining Independence
18Aug
August 18, 2022 0

Maintaining Independence

Freaky Falls & Ways To Prevent Them
18Aug
August 18, 2022 0

Freaky Falls & Ways To Prevent Them

Hip Fractures
09Aug
August 9, 2022 0

Hip Fractures

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Suite 330 – 233 West First Street

North Vancouver British Columbia

V7M 1B3

Homecare West

Helping Seniors Live At Home Since 2004

We Are Sick Of Covid Too!

This is how we are keeping our clients and home care assistants safe.

  • Prior to entering the home and before each shift, the employee answers a COVID-19 screening questionnaire to ensure they are not displaying any COVID symptoms. Once clear, they may proceed to enter client’s home.
  • Upon arrival, employees are to change into a clean uniform shirt and indoor shoes and wash or sanitize hands.
  • Mask to be worn by employee for full duration of their shift.
  • Personal belongings are left at the door.
  • Clients are also asked COVID-19 screening questions when employee enters their home.
  • If there are any visitors, they will also be asked COVID-19 screening questions and will be asked to maintain 2m distance and wear a mask (if possible).
  • Goggles/gloves/apron used for personal care and shower/bath assist.
  • Employees are to wash their hands continually during shift.
  • Employees to report any changes noticed to client condition or if COVID-19 symptoms are noticed at any time during their shift.
  • When visiting a retirement residence or long-term care centre, all building protocols in response to COVID-19 are followed.
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