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11 Guelph St Unit 303 Georgetown, ON L7G 3Z1, Canada

About Comfort Keepers

Comfort Keepers in-home care for seniors and other adults in need of assistance with activities of daily living. Our highly trained and dedicated caregivers can help your loved one stay in their home for as long as safely possible—a dream come true for many elders.

Areas Served

Uplifting In-Home Care Services for Seniors & Other Adults Right Where You Need It. Comfort Keepers of Halton Hills, Guelph, Milton and surrounding areas.

Contact Us Online

We understand that not everyone prefers to communicate over the phone, so we offer a convenient contact form to tell us more about your situation and communicate via email.

Uplifting In-Home Care Services for Seniors & Other Adults

Help Seniors with Dementia Stay Engaged with Activities

In the early stages of dementia, many seniors show less interest in what was once their favourite activities, and that can be hard on the family and loved ones who want to help them. Routine activity, as long as it is carefully planned, can enrich the lives of those affected by dementia and support them […]

When In-Home Care Is a Great Option for Seniors

As we age, maintaining independence while staying safe and comfortable becomes increasingly important. For many older adults, in-home care provides the ideal solution, offering personalized support that helps them thrive in familiar surroundings. This type of care, delivered by trained caregivers, focuses on assisting with daily activities, providing companionship, and enhancing quality of life. In-home […]

In-Home Care Can Help Reduce Readmission

Around 13% of seniors 65 and over who are discharged from the hospital end up returning within 30 days.  Readmission after an illness or injury is a serious health issue for seniors. However, it is important for seniors and their loved ones to remember that in many cases, readmission is avoidable and can be prevented […]

Adapting Homes to Seniors’ Changing Needs

Canadians are choosing to age in place, staying in their homes rather than moving to alternative retirement settings. But that often means they must modify their home so it’s not a danger to their safety and health when their physical abilities change. According to Canada Public Health, senior falls are the leading cause of injury […]

Dietary Changes as We Age

According to Statistics Canada one in three seniors have difficulties meeting their nutritional needs, and at least 1 in 4 patients who are admitted to hospital are malnourished, many are older adults. Dietary needs evolve as people age, and seniors need to know how to manage those changes to maintain physical health and wellness. Older […]

Seniors at Greater Risk for Chronic Dehydration

Staying hydrated may seem like a straightforward proposition: you get thirsty, you drink. However, particularly for seniors, it is not always this simple. Seniors are at a higher risk for dehydration than younger adults. In fact, one study showed that up to 48% of seniors were dehydrated upon admission to the emergency department for other […]

The Aging Parents Checklist

Although caring for an aging parent often means taking on financial, legal, and other responsibilities, it can also be a time to reflect on happy memories and plan for a future that includes more joyful moments. The aging parent checklist below can help you ensure you’ve got all the bases covered when it comes to […]

A Guide to Helping Your Parents Navigate Aging

We’re so used to our parents living independently that we don’t always notice when they begin to struggle with handling daily activities. Changes can begin gradually as they start to slow down, or they can happen quickly, when a parent has an unexpected diagnosis or accident. No matter if you live across town or across […]