Personalized In-Home Assistance for Aging Adults in Saint John
Most older adults want to stay in their own homes as they age, and nine in ten Canadians over 45 feel the same way. Personalized in-home assistance, done well, means building support around your routines, your preferences, and the small things that make a house feel like home. Here’s what that actually looks like for families in Saint John.
Culturally Sensitive
Saint John Care
When you come from a particular cultural background, the small things matter, like how meals are prepared, how we speak to you and what your daily routines look like. Saint John is home to a mix of longtime Maritime families and newer immigrant communities, and we shape our in-home care around whatever background you’re coming from, so you feel respected and comfortable in your own home. We honour your food preferences, help you stay socially connected, and work to build a real sense of belonging. That kind of care lowers isolation and helps prevent the crises that often lead to a move into a nursing home.
PSW-Led Personal Care and Housekeeping Support
We help you stay independent at home when daily tasks become too much to manage alone. Our PSWs provide personal care assistance and light housekeeping right where you live, with a consistent caregiver who gets to know your routine instead of a rotating cast of strangers. Whether that means help getting dressed, keeping your space tidy, or specialized dementia care, we’re here to protect your dignity and comfort without pushing you toward a personal care home.
Saint John Dementia, Palliative, and In-Home Senior Assistance
When your loved one needs specialized care, we bring it straight to their door. We help older adults live comfortably and with dignity, right where they already feel at home.
1. Dementia and Alzheimer care from trained specialists
2. Palliative and end-of-life care delivered with compassion
3. In-home senior assistance matched to your daily needs
Reliable, caring support when it matters most.
Overnight Respite for Exhausted Families
Our overnight respite gives you the chance to properly rest while we look after your loved one at home. We manage comfort, safety, and companionship through the night, so you can actually sleep and wake up knowing they were in good hands. Let us take the night shift so you can keep showing up during the day.
Trained Staff
Trusted Outcomes
Our licensed PSWs, dementia care specialists, and palliative care aides are screened, trained, and matched to your household rather than just assigned. That’s what takes the stress off your family with the same familiar people, showing up when they say they will.
Saint John Home Care Assessments and Provincial Supports
When it comes to home care in Saint John, we start with a personalized assessment to match you with the right in-home supports: personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, or help with mobility and exercise, based on what you actually need. We also help families navigate provincial supports like Social Supports NB and the Long Term Care Program, so your care stays consistent and connected instead of scattered across different services.
Book Your Free Consultation
Living well at home starts with a plan built around you: your needs, your preferences, your goals. Prescare offers a free consultation for families in Saint John, Rothesay, and Quispamsis, so get in touch and find out how we can help you and your loved one find balance again. Call 1-866-806-7593 for New Brunswick or 204-333-6230 for Manitoba, or reach out through our website to get started.
Start Your Respite Care Plan
Our experienced, caring team is ready to come to your home and look after your loved one while you take a well-earned break. Fill in our online inquiry form to speak with one of our care coordinators and begin planning your respite care at home.
Questions Often Asked
What Is the Most Common Home Care Service?
The most common home care service is personal care, and it’s the core of what we do. We help your loved ones with bathing, grooming, dressing, meal preparation, and medication prompts. We’re there each day to support their dignity and independence, so they can carry on living comfortably in their own home.
What Is Covered Under a Home Care Package?
Our home care packages cover personal care, medication prompts, meal preparation, light housekeeping, companionship, and specialist support for conditions like dementia or Parkinson’s. We shape everything around your loved one’s specific needs, so they get exactly the right level of care.
What Qualifies a Patient for Home Care?
Most seniors aged 65 and over with ongoing health conditions, a recent hospital stay, limited mobility, or family carers who need a break will qualify. We sit down with you during a free consultation to work out exactly what your loved one needs and how we can help.
Is There Government Assistance for Caring for Elderly Parents in Canada?
Yes, there is. In New Brunswick, programs like the Extra-Mural Program and Home Support Services can help cover in-home care costs for your elderly parents. We’re here to help you look into your options and find the right support for your family’s situation.