Home Care in Montreal: Support for Seniors at Home
Lately you’ve noticed your mom skipping errands she used to handle, or you’ve been spending most evenings and weekends looking after your dad. Something has changed, and staying at home now needs more support than family can give on its own.
As a home care agency in Montreal, Montreal Best Care Services provides non-medical home care for seniors and adults who want to stay where they live. Our caregivers help with daily routines, offer good company, and give family caregivers a real break. Every plan is built around what the person actually needs.
Not Sure What Kind of Help You Need?
"They're managing, but they're alone all week."
Companion care brings regular visits, conversation, outings, and help with errands. Learn about companion care
"They can't shower or dress safely anymore."
Personal care provides hands-on help with bathing, dressing, and daily routines, with patience and respect for their privacy. Learn about personal care
"I've been doing everything and I need a break."
Respite care covers your caregiving hours for an afternoon, a weekend, or longer, so you can rest knowing someone reliable is there. Learn about respite care
"They can't be alone overnight."
24-hour and live-in care keeps a caregiver in the home through the night to help with getting up safely and to be close by if anything happens.
"They're becoming forgetful or confused."
Dementia and Alzheimer's support offers steady routines with a familiar caregiver who knows how to keep the day calm.
"They're coming home from the hospital."
Post-hospital support helps with the first days and weeks at home, when getting around and keeping up with meals can feel hard.
( Our Services )
In-Home Care Services in Montreal
Personal Care
Hands-on help with bathing, showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, and moving safely around the home. For seniors and adults who need a steady, respectful hand with the parts of the day that have become difficult or unsafe to manage alone. Explore personal care
Companion Care
Regular visits built around conversation, shared meals, outings, and errands. For people who can still handle daily tasks but spend too many hours alone, and for families who want someone checking in between their own visits. Explore companion care
Respite Care
Temporary coverage that lets a family caregiver step away for a few hours, a weekend, or a planned trip. For spouses, sons, and daughters who have been carrying the load and need time to rest without worrying. Explore respite care
24-Hour and Live-In Care
Around-the-clock presence from rotating caregivers or a live-in caregiver who stays in the home. For people who can no longer be alone overnight and families who want the reassurance of someone always nearby. Explore 24-hour and live-in care
Dementia and Alzheimer's Support
Consistent caregivers and predictable routines with patient supervision for people living with memory loss. For families managing the early to middle stages of dementia who want their loved one to stay in familiar surroundings for as long as possible. Explore dementia support
Post-Hospital and Recovery Support
Help at home after a hospital stay, surgery, or fall, including meals, mobility, light housekeeping, and getting to follow-up appointments. For people heading home who aren't yet ready to manage everything on their own. Explore post-hospital support
In-Home Care Across Montreal
Montreal Best Care Services provides in-home care across the island of Montreal, from the Plateau and Rosemont to Verdun and the West Island. Have a look for yourself.
( how we work )
How to Get Started with In-Home Care in Montreal
Call or request a callback
Book a free in-home assessment
Get matched with a caregiver
( FAQ )
Frequently Asked Questions
Home care is non-medical support with daily life, such as bathing, meals, company, and medication reminders. Home health care is clinical care from licensed professionals like nurses and includes wound care and injections. MBCS provides home care only, and we'll point you in the right direction if clinical services are needed.
You don't have to know before you call. Our free in-home assessment looks at your parent's routine, their home, and where they're struggling, and then we recommend a starting plan. Many families begin with one service and add another as the picture becomes clearer.
Yes. Plenty of families start with a few visits a week, often for companionship or help with errands, and add hours as needs grow. You can adjust the schedule at any point, and we'll help you judge when more support makes sense.
Yes, and they usually do. We review the care plan when your parent's situation shifts, adding hours after a fall, for example, or scaling back once they've regained strength. You're never tied to a schedule that no longer fits.
We tell you honestly and help you find the right next step. Nursing care, wound care, and medication administration are work for licensed health professionals, so we'll encourage you to contact your CLSC or a nursing provider. We can often keep providing non-medical support alongside that care, so the familiar faces stay.
( Get In Touch )
Need someone this week?
(450) 954-4833
info@montrealbestcare.com
Mon - Sun: 09:00 - 05:00
