Lily Home Care

What aging with dignity means to us...

We understand it can be difficult to begin losing independence and require help. The good news is that we never aim to decrease anyone's independence, but rather to provide services to supplement areas of daily living in order to increase the quality of life of your loved one. We will work with you to determine what services will provide you with the best solution. As your needs change over time, we will adapt alongside you.

Our caregivers are...

The heart of our services. They go beyond providing basic care by delivering compassionate, personalized support to every individual they serve. They are experienced, trained, kind and companionate. They are respectful and extremely supportive.

The care we offer is unique because...

We believe strongly in building up social and mental stimulation in order to maintain a happy and healthy sense of self. That is why no matter the physical needs, we put great emphasis on companionship.​We believe in the importance of having the same caregiver every time, not a revolving door of strangers. We pride ourselves in our cultural awareness and sensitivity, we will never allow someone to feel like they cannot be themselves in their own home.

Important to remember when caring for someone...

Treat them with dignity and respect while recognizing their unique needs, preferences, and humanity. This means providing compassionate care that not only addresses their physical needs but also honors their emotional, mental, and social well-being. Every individual deserves to feel valued, heard, and empowered, no matter their age or health condition.

What person-centered care means to us...

We get to know you, your areas of interest, your family and your background because you are more than a case number to us. Everything about your experience with Lily Home Care is personalized; home care is not one-size-fits-all and you won't be treated that way!

What would you want to know for family member care ...

How do you ensure that the caregiver and client develop a meaningful relationship? If my loved one’s health declines, do you offer specialized care such as palliative or hospice care? How do you monitor for changes in my family member’s health, and how do you respond to those changes?