Live-In & 24-Hour Care
When being alone is no longer safe — overnight wandering, fall risk, advanced illness — continuous care keeps your loved one home instead of in a facility.
Someone there, every hour
Continuous care comes in two forms, and we help you choose. Live-in care places one caregiver in the home through the day with sleep hours at night — right for clients who mostly sleep through the night. 24-hour care staffs rotating shifts so an aide is awake at all times — right for clients who wander, need repositioning, or require overnight attention.
Either way, we build the rotation deliberately: enough consistency that your loved one sees familiar faces, enough rotation that no caregiver runs on empty.
What continuous care covers
- Overnight safety monitoring and assistance
- All personal care and HHA services, around the clock
- Repositioning and pressure-injury prevention
- Meal preparation for the full day
- Support for dementia-related wandering and sundowning
- Immediate response to falls or changes in condition
- Household continuity — laundry, tidying, routines
- Structured caregiver handoffs with notes
A good fit when…
A doctor, discharge planner, or your own experience says your loved one can't be left unattended — day or night. Many MLTC plans authorize continuous care when the need is documented; our nurses know how to document it.
Worth knowing…
Live-in care requires a private space for the caregiver to sleep. If that's not possible in the home, 24-hour shift care is the alternative — same coverage, different staffing.
Talk through continuous care
These are big decisions. Call us and we'll walk through what coverage, staffing, and cost actually look like for your situation.