Info Centre Resources
The Comfort Keepers® Information Center gives you access to information about senior care topics, features of interest to seniors and caregivers, answers to frequently asked questions about Comfort Keepers’ in-home care, Comfort Keepers brochures, informative videos, and links to a vast array of valuable online resources.
Featured Senior Health Articles
Starting The Conversation
What To Expect with In-Home Care
Home Care Options
Information Centre
COVID-19 Update
An Update from our President on COVID-19 Precautions – Peter Drutz, Comfort Keepers Canada
Legal Considerations
There are many legal issues, and they reach into all areas of life. But even this aspect of life involves much more than determining which relative gets what assets.
Questions to Ask Doctor
Here are questions to ask a doctor about your or your loved one’s health including diagnosis, medications, and medical tests. Check out our list.
Aging & Driving
Driving gives us independence and control. Ensure your loved one’s safety behind the wheel by being attentive.
Making Tough Decisions
When an elderly parent encounters health problems, or increasing difficulty performing the activities of daily living, adult children find themselves faced with difficult choices.
Seniors and Nutrition
More than 1 in 3 seniors in the care of others is at risk for under or mal-nutrition. We help seniors live healthy, independent lives and promote senior nutrition through the Nourish Senior Life® initiative.
Veteran’s Care Programme
We feel privileged to care for veterans who served our nation in its time of need. We will provide you with professional guidance while completing the paperwork and being assessed for subsidized care.
Support Family Caregivers
In the interest of your overall health — and the person you are caring for — don’t approach caregiving as if you are alone.
Paying For Care
Questions about planning for a loved one’s at home care? How much does senior at home care cost? Get all the answers from Comfort Keepers of Canada®.
Senior Care: Family Issue
It takes a family working together to choose the most appropriate option for a loved one’s senior care — to make sure all the senior’s needs and wishes are addressed.