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Pickering, Ontario
Alcove Home Care brings non-medical home care to Pickering, supporting seniors and family caregivers throughout Durham Region.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Pickering’s waterfront trails, established neighbourhoods and commuter links along Highway 401 and the GO station keep many families busy throughout the day. Home care can make daily life safer without asking an older adult to leave a familiar community.
We provide care in Pickering communities including Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Rosebank and the Village East area. If your street is nearby, ask us, care is arranged in the home rather than at an office.
These services can be arranged individually or together in one plan:
The process starts with a free consultation. We discuss your relative’s abilities, home layout, preferences, cultural or dietary routines and the concerns that prompted the call. Recommendations are documented in a written care plan with clear tasks and times. We match a caregiver before care begins, then use the first visit to introduce routines, learn the home and confirm communication preferences. Families can request changes as recovery progresses or needs increase.
Ontario Health at Home is the provincial body that coordinates home and community care, and families can ask it for a care assessment. 211 Ontario is a free helpline and directory that can point families to local community programs.
Nearby areas: Ajax, Whitby, Scarborough.
We provide care in Amberlea, Bay Ridges, Rosebank, Village East and nearby Pickering streets. Visits happen in the home, so the person does not travel to an office. Personal care, dementia support, respite and overnight care can be combined in one written plan.
A free consultation covers abilities, home layout, preferences, cultural or dietary routines and family concerns. Recommendations become a written care plan with clear tasks and times. We match a caregiver before care begins and schedule visits around commuting, work hours, weekends and overnight needs.
The caregiver uses the first visit to introduce routines, learn the home and follow the agreed plan. They confirm how your family wants communication and updates. As recovery progresses or needs increase, you can request changes to tasks, routines or the schedule described in the plan.
Related: service areas, home care services and Questions to ask a home care agency.
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