Personal care, nurse-led medical support, companion visits and respite — delivered by trained employees who are matched to your parent's personality, not just their postcode. One care plan, one coordinator, no long-term contract.
Free consultation, no obligation — most families start care within 24–48 hours.
4.9 from 612 families 2,400+ families supported since 2009
Most families start with one service and add another as needs change — that is exactly what the care plan is for. Your coordinator adjusts it with you, and the same caregiver keeps showing up.
Dignified help with the intimate parts of the day, at your parent's pace — never rushed, never clinical.
Registered nurses build the clinical side of the plan and supervise caregivers on every visit they delegate.
Time, conversation and a reason to get up — the part of care that keeps loneliness from becoming illness.
Cover for the family member who has been holding everything together — for a weekend, a holiday or a recovery.
Not sure which one you need? That is normal — most families aren't. Book the free consultation and a care advisor will come to the house, meet your parent, and tell you honestly what is needed now and what can wait.
Every caregiver below is a CareBridge employee — background checked, TB screened, insured, and trained for 40 hours in our care academy before they see their first client. You meet your match before care begins, and you can change it at any time.
Accepting clients
RN · 14 years
Clinical Care Lead
Grace writes and signs off every care plan in the Northgate team. She spent nine years on a geriatric ward before moving into home care, and she is the person families call when something changes at 11pm.
Accepting clients
HHA · 9 years
Senior Home Health Aide
Peter is the caregiver families ask for by name. Calm, funny and quietly strong, he is trusted with safe transfers and with the clients who insist they don't need any help at all.
1 slot from May
CNA · 7 years
Dementia & Companion Care
Anjali trained in memory care and it shows: she works with what is still there, not what has gone. Families often tell us their mother talks more in Anjali's three hours than in the rest of the week.
Nights & weekends
12 years
Respite & Overnight Care
Susan covers the hours nobody else wants — nights, holidays, the weekend you finally take. She was a family caregiver herself, and she knows exactly how much the relief matters.
We look at clinical need, language, temperament, and even what your parent likes to watch in the afternoon. If the first match isn't right, we change it free of charge in the first two weeks.
“We start care in a week, not a month — and we tell you on the phone if we can't.”
— CareBridge intake teamFour steps, one coordinator, no paperwork you have to chase. The consultation is free and takes about an hour — in the house, because that is where the answers are.
Call the 24-hour line or send the form. A care advisor listens — what your parent can and can't do, what changed recently, what the family is worried about. No sales script.
A registered nurse visits, reviews medication, mobility and the home itself, then writes a care plan with you — with the costs on the same page, not in a later email.
We send two profiles that fit clinically and personally. You choose, we arrange an introduction visit so your parent is never met by a stranger at the door.
Visits run to the plan, notes are logged for the family after every shift, and a nurse supervisor reviews the file every 60 days — or sooner if anything changes.
Rates are per hour of care, with a three-hour minimum per visit. There is no registration fee, no deposit and no long-term commitment — you can pause or change the schedule with 24 hours' notice.
Company, meals and a well-kept home for someone who is managing mostly on their own.
Ideal for 4–15 hours a week.
Hands-on care for daily living, with a registered nurse building and supervising the plan.
Priced per carer level — you only pay the RN rate when a nurse is required.
Continuous cover for advanced needs, overnight safety, or families living far away.
Quoted after the free in-home assessment.
Move the slider to see what care actually costs before you speak to anyone. No email required.
About $2,511 a month for Companion care, 20 hours.
Estimates only, before insurance or long-term care benefits and excluding public holidays. Long-term care policies, VA benefits and private insurance often cover a large share — our advisors check your entitlement for free.
A shower taken without a fight. A daughter sleeping through the night. A father back at his own kitchen table. That is what good home care looks like from the inside.
“Mum had stopped going out. Within six weeks she was dancing at her own birthday party, with Anjali holding one hand and my brother the other. I cried in the car park — the good kind.”
My father came home from hospital on a Friday. Grace had two caregivers and a nurse at the door by Saturday morning, and she rang me every day for the first week without being asked.
I live nine hours away and had no idea where to start. They sorted the VA paperwork I had given up on, and now I get a note after every single visit. That peace of mind is the whole product.
We tried respite for one weekend so I could go to my granddaughter's wedding. Susan was so good with him that he now asks what day she is coming. I did not expect that.
Most families have a caregiver at the door within 24 to 48 hours of the free consultation, and same-day cover is often possible for urgent hospital discharges or a carer who has fallen. Call the 24-hour intake line and we will tell you honestly what we can do today — including if the answer is that we can't.
Every caregiver is a direct CareBridge employee. That matters more than it sounds: it means we carry the insurance, we pay the taxes, we supervise the training, and we can move a caregiver off a case the moment something is wrong. Each one completes a national background check, identity and reference verification, a tuberculosis screening and 40 hours in our care academy before their first shift. We hold $2 million in liability and bonding cover.
Three hours per visit for hourly care, and no weekly minimum beyond that — one visit a week is a perfectly normal starting point. Overnight shifts run 8 to 12 hours. Live-in care is arranged in blocks of a week or more, with the caregiver's room, breaks and relief cover built into the quote.
Yes, and it is free. Our care advisors verify long-term care policy benefits with the insurer, complete the claim paperwork with you, and bill eligible veterans and surviving spouses directly through the VA. We are also a credentialed provider for several private health plans. If a benefit is available to you, we would rather find it than watch you pay full rate.
Tell your coordinator within the first two weeks and we re-match at no cost — no cancellation fee, and no uncomfortable conversation with the caregiver, because we handle it. After the first two weeks we still re-match whenever you ask; the relationship is the entire service, so we would rather change it than defend it.
At any time. There is no long-term contract, no deposit and no exit fee. Give us 24 hours' notice to change a visit and we will adjust the rota, the invoice and the caregiver's briefing. Families pause for a hospital stay, a family visit or a holiday and come back — that is completely normal.
After every visit, the caregiver logs a note — what was eaten, what was taken, mood, mobility, anything unusual — and you get it by email or text, whichever you prefer. A nurse supervisor reviews the file every 60 days, and your coordinator calls you monthly. If something needs a decision, you hear it from us before it becomes urgent.
It is the most common call we get, and it is usually a fear of losing control rather than a refusal of care. We start with what they will accept — a walk, a shopping trip, someone to cook with — with no bathing and no uniform, and we let the relationship build from there. It works far more often than arriving with a care plan and a clipboard.
Send the form or call us — either way you speak to a care advisor, not a call centre. The consultation at the house is free, there is no obligation, and nothing begins until you say yes.
A care advisor will call you back the same day, usually within four working hours. If it's urgent, call 800-555-0188 and quote your reference so we can pull up your details straight away.