Comfort and dignity at end of life
Palliative and hospice care focus on comfort, dignity, and whole-family support, including pain and symptom management, spiritual care, and bereavement services.
Care centres on comfort, dignity, and quality of life.
Support extends to the whole family, including bereavement.
Often partially or fully funded through the health system.
439 providers found
Chilliwack, British Columbia
Modern Day Home Health Care is a professional private home care company located in Chilliwack, British Columbia that provides in-home nursing and caregiver services to help people stay safe and comfortable in their homes.
Ottawa, Ontario
Choice Homecare is a nurse-managed in-home care provider serving Ottawa and surrounding areas since 2011. They offer personalized home care for seniors, dementia care, palliative care, respite care, and support for various health conditions.
Calgary, Alberta
Janis Care Services is a home care company based in Calgary, Alberta, offering in-home care and related services to elderly clients, clients with disabilities, and others requiring support.
Calgary, Alberta
The Manor Village at Fish Creek Park is a retirement community in Calgary offering independent living, assisted living, enhanced personal care, memory care, and palliative care services in a welcoming environment near Fish Creek Park.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Big Hearts Home Care is a home care provider serving British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec with compassionate in-home elderly and senior care services.
Burlington, Ontario
Carpenter Hospice is a palliative care facility in Burlington, Ontario, offering in-hospice care for individuals in the final stages of life, as well as community-based programs for those with life-limiting illnesses and grief support.
Hamilton, Ontario
Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice is a 10-bed residential hospice palliative care facility in Hamilton, Ontario offering end-of-life care with a focus on symptom management, dignity, and quality of life for individuals in their final days, weeks, or months.
Calgary, Alberta
St. Marguerite Manor is a 102-suite community in northwest Calgary offering supportive living, memory care, and hospice care. The facility features a home-like design promoting safety and independence.
St. Albert, Alberta
Foyer Lacombe is a 22-suite continuing care facility in St. Albert offering hospice care and long-term care services.
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Hill House Hospice is a residential hospice in Richmond Hill, Ontario, providing palliative care in a home-like setting at no cost to residents and families. Established in 1998, it was the first hospice residence in York Region and the second in Ontario.
Vaughan, Ontario
Cortellucci Hospice Vaughan is a 12-bed residence providing palliative and hospice care to individuals with life-limiting illnesses, along with community services and home care. All programs and services are provided free of charge.
Hamilton, Ontario
Idlewyld Manor is a not-for-profit long-term care residence with 192 beds located on the west mountain in Hamilton. The facility offers person-centred care with customized care plans and a multi-disciplinary team of healthcare professionals.
Kitchener, Ontario
Lisaard & Innisfree Hospice provides exceptional, compassionate end-of-life care and supports in the Region of Waterloo for individuals living with a terminal illness.
Cambridge, Ontario
Lisaard & Innisfree Hospice provides compassionate end-of-life care and supports for individuals with terminal illness in the Region of Waterloo, with two locations: Lisaard House in Cambridge and Innisfree House in Kitchener.
Saint-Jérôme, Quebec
Maison de Soins Palliatifs de Pallia-Vie is a non-profit palliative care facility in Saint-Jérôme that offers free end-of-life care to people with a prognosis of less than three months in a compassionate, dignified environment.
Boucherville, Quebec
Maison Source Bleue is a private non-profit palliative care home in Boucherville, Quebec, offering end-of-life care and comfort services to patients with terminal illnesses.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Peachtacular Home Health Care Limited is a home care provider in Vancouver, BC, offering compassionate client-centred in-home care services for seniors and other clients across Metro Vancouver.
Edmonton, Alberta
The Roozen Family Hospice Centre is Edmonton's first residential community hospice with 12 comfortable suites for individuals in the final stages of life who do not require acute medical care.
Cambridge, Ontario
Saint Luke's Place is a charitable, non-profit seniors' residential community in Cambridge, Ontario, providing long-term care for 114 residents and independent apartments.
Richmond, British Columbia
The Salvation Army Rotary Hospice House in Richmond, BC, is a hospice facility providing end-of-life care with private furnished rooms, medical care, and spiritual support for residents and their families.
Hamilton, Ontario
St. Peter's Residence at Chedoke is a not-for-profit, 221-bed long-term care residence located on the west mountain in Hamilton. The facility provides person-centred care delivered by dedicated health care professionals, including physicians, nurses, and support staff.
Surrey, British Columbia
Suncrest Retirement Community is a modern seniors living campus located in South Surrey, BC, offering independent and assisted living options alongside a care centre for more specialized needs.
Calgary, Alberta
The Manor Village at Garrison Woods is a retirement community in Southwest Calgary offering independent living, assisted living, enhanced personal care, and age-in-place options in a tree-lined setting near shops and restaurants.
Calgary, Alberta
The Manor Village at Rocky Ridge is a retirement community in northwest Calgary offering independent living, assisted living, enhanced personal care, memory care, and palliative care options in suites ranging from one-bedroom to two-bedroom accommodations.
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