Compassionate in-home care for seniors in southwest Calgary
Stephanie Saunders, Health Care Aide. One caregiver, in your home, every visit.
Six years of caregiving — primarily in hospice and palliative care, with memory care certification.
“Seniors deserve dignity, autonomy, and independence — every day. The work I do is the practical side of that belief.”
— Stephanie Saunders
What I do
The everyday work of staying home
Most clients want the same things — to keep their independence, their routines, and the home they’ve built. The work below is how that happens, day by day.
Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting — done with patience and respect.
Mobility support
Safe transfers, walking assistance, and help moving around the home.
Meal preparation
Home-cooked meals that match dietary needs and personal preferences.
Light housekeeping
Keeping living spaces clean, tidy, and comfortable to spend the day in.
Companionship
Conversation, shared activities, and presence — for clients who shouldn't be alone.
Errands & appointments
Grocery runs, pharmacy pickups, and accompaniment to medical appointments.
Medication reminders
Helping clients take medications on schedule and tracking what's been taken.
Observations & reporting
Watching for changes in condition and keeping families and the care team informed.
Additional experience
Specialty training for harder days
Hospice & palliative care
6 years supporting families through end-of-life care.
Memory care
Certified, with experience supporting clients living with dementia.
Post-hospital recovery
Short-term care during the weeks after a hospital discharge.
About Stephanie
One caregiver. Same face, same hands, every visit.
I’ve lived in southwest Calgary for over 20 years. Most of my six years of caregiving has been in hospice and palliative care — and more recently I’ve moved into private in-home care for seniors who want to stay in the home they’ve built, with their dignity and routines intact.
When you hire me, you get me. Not a roster, not a coordinator on a phone tree — the same person, every visit.
Read more about my background →Ready to talk?
The first conversation is a free, no-pressure assessment — in your home, on your time.