Companionship and everyday support
Conversation and meaningful activity, meal preparation, groceries and errands, light housekeeping, walks, outings and accompaniment to appointments.
Home Care for Older Adults and Families Across Toronto & the GTA
Help Your Parent Stay at Home—Without Managing Care Alone.
When something is changing, it can be hard to know what kind of help is needed—or how much. TLC provides carefully matched PSWs and nurses, a personalized care plan, dependable scheduling and clear family communication, so the person you love can stay safer, more independent and connected at home.
Free, no-pressure consultation. You do not need to know how many hours of care you need.
You can ask before it becomes a crisis
You do not have to wait for a crisis to ask for help.
Families often reach out when small changes have started adding up:
Daily check-in calls are becoming constant.
Meals, medications, appointments or household routines are starting to slip.
Bathing, dressing, walking, stairs or transfers feel less safe.
A spouse or family caregiver can no longer do everything alone.
A hospital discharge is coming faster than the family can organize support.
Memory changes, confusion or isolation are making life at home more difficult.
You live elsewhere in the GTA and cannot be there every time something happens.
If you are noticing changes but are not sure what they mean, that is enough to start a conversation.
Support that protects independence
Support at home should protect independence—not take it away.
The goal is not to take over. It is to understand what the person wants to keep doing and put the right support around them. We can start with the part of the day, week or care responsibility creating the most pressure—and build the right amount of support from there.
For the person receiving care
- More confidence with everyday routines and movement at home
- Support with personal care, meals, appointments and meaningful activity
- Familiar routines and greater control over daily life
- Companionship, social connection and help staying engaged
- A plan that can adapt as needs change
For the family
- Dependable coverage and a consistent team whenever possible
- One accountable organization to call
- Clear communication and documented visit information
- Confidence that changes will be noticed and shared
- Less disruption to work, family life and the relationship itself
Ways TLC helps
Home care built around real life.
Personal care and mobility
Respectful support with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transfers, walking and other daily activities from trained and vetted PSWs.
Hospital-to-home and recovery support
Help preparing for discharge, settling in safely, following daily routines, attending appointments and coordinating PSW or nursing support during recovery.
Dementia and cognitive support
Familiar routines, safety checks, meaningful engagement, personal care, respite and communication that helps families understand how things are changing.
Respite, overnight and extended care
Dependable coverage when a spouse or family caregiver needs to rest, work, travel or manage other responsibilities.
Nursing support at home
RN and RPN care coordinated to the person’s assessed needs and care plan when professional nursing support is appropriate. [CONFIRM SPECIFIC GTA NURSING SERVICES]
The managed-care difference
A good caregiver matters. So does the care system around them.
With TLC, your family is not left hiring one person and hoping everything holds together. TLC provides professionally managed care that includes administration, support coordination and clinical oversight, so you are not left holding it all together.
Screening, credential checks and matching
An individualized care plan
Scheduling and qualified replacement support
Documentation and family communication
Important information is documented. Care is organized. Your family is not left relying entirely on memory, paper notes or informal text messages.
TLC Wellness Advantage
More than home care. A wellness partnership for aging well.
Our approach pays attention to the everyday details that shape safety, confidence and quality of life.
Safety and cognitive support
Home safety, fall-prevention routines, reminders and wellness checks
Nourishment
Groceries, enjoyable meals and meal preparation
Mobility and recovery
Walking, strength, balance and support following illness or hospitalization
Meaningful activity
Music, games, hobbies and activities that reflect the person’s interests
Connection
Companionship, outings and communication that keeps family appropriately informed
What happens next
From the first conversation to care—with support at every step.
- Step 1
Tell us what has changed.
We begin with a simple intake about the person, the family’s current situation and what a successful care arrangement should make possible. A clinical assessment follows before you commit to care.
- Step 2
Build the right plan.
Together, we identify the services, schedule, care team and communication preferences. The goal is the right amount of support—not more than you need.
- Step 3
Match the care team.
TLC matches screened staff to the person’s needs, preferences and schedule, then makes sure the care plan is clear.
- Step 4
Stay supported as needs change.
A coordinator remains involved. Care is documented, communication continues and the plan can adjust as circumstances change.
Why GTA families choose TLC
Compassionate care, backed by an experienced team.
- Serving families since 1995
- Toronto-based care coordination
- Trained and vetted PSWs, plus RNs and RPNs
- Diverse and multilingual care providers
- 24/7 scheduling support
- Care planning, clinical oversight, documentation and family communication
Common questions
Start with what you know. We can work through the rest together.
Do we need to know how many hours of care we need?
No. Most families do not know at the beginning. Start by telling us what has changed, what is becoming difficult and what you are most worried about. We will help you think through an appropriate level of support.
Can TLC work alongside Ontario Health atHome services?
Yes. Private home care can complement publicly funded care when a person needs additional hours, more scheduling flexibility, continuity, companionship, overnight support, post-discharge coverage or family communication.
Will the same caregiver come each time?
TLC works to create a consistent care team whenever possible. We also provide scheduling and qualified replacement support so the family is not left scrambling when availability changes.
What if the person does not want home care?
We begin with what matters to the person and what they want to keep doing. Support can start with practical help, meals, errands, companionship or outings and adjust as trust and needs evolve.
What happens if care needs change?
TLC can review the plan, adjust the schedule and coordinate PSW or nursing support as the situation changes.
How much does private home care cost?
TLC will explain the current GTA rate, minimum visit length and available service levels before you commit. [INSERT APPROVED GTA PRICING OR STARTING RANGE AND MINIMUM SHIFT]
How quickly can care begin?
Timing depends on the person’s needs, location, schedule and available care team. [INSERT A TRUTHFUL CARE-START EXPECTATION OR RANGE]
You do not have to organize home care alone
Tell us what has changed.
We will help you understand what support could make life safer, more manageable and more sustainable for the whole family.
Free, no-pressure consultation for families across [CONFIRMED GTA SERVICE AREA].
Serving [CONFIRMED MUNICIPALITIES / GTA SERVICE AREA].