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Trusted 24-hour home care in Etobicoke, ON

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A Home Instead Care Pro with an adult.

Why area families choose us for 24-hour home care.

Our approach to around-the-clock home care offers more than a helping hand. It offers a sense of security and reassurance. With Home Instead, you’re supported by a team of qualified, vetted Care Pros you can trust.

  • Peace of mind for families – knowing a thoroughly screened and qualified caregiver is there around the clock.
  • Enhanced safety and supervision – helping reduce the risk of falling, wandering, or suffering a medical emergency.
  • Continuous recovery support – providing steady assistance after a hospital stay or during rehabilitation, so recovery can happen safely at home.
  • Caregiver relief – giving family caregivers time to rest and return to just being a family member again.
  • Consistent routines – maintaining familiar daily rhythms with care tailored to life in Etobicoke, ON.
  • Comfort and dignity at end-of-life – helping you and your family focus on the meaningful moments.

Care built on teamwork, communication, and trust.

Your around-the-clock care is provided by a small, committed team of city-based Care Pros working in rotation, so support feels familiar and seamless.

Our Care Pros stay closely connected with one another, your family, and other care providers, allowing care to adapt as needs change while keeping comfort, safety, and quality of life in mind.

A care plan that works around the clock.

From our office in Etobicoke, ON, we’ll customize a care plan to meet your unique needs and preferences, whether you need short-term help or long-term 24-hour support at home. Care Plans are also designed to adapt as your needs change. This flexibility helps ensure your care plan continues to reflect your changing needs.

Our 24-Hour Home Care services include:

  • Activities of Daily Living
  • Toileting
  • Cognitive Engagement
  • Bathing and Grooming
  • Meal Preparation
  • Light Housekeeping
  • Companionship
  • Medication Reminders

Dependable 24-hour support for Etobicoke, ON families.


Since 2002, Home Instead has delivered 24-hour home care that helps families feel confident, supported, and cared for—day and night.


Proudly caring for communities near you:
Etobicoke, Kingsway, Mimico, Long Branch, Islington, Richview, Humber Heights, Rexdale, Markland Woods, North York, Willowdale, Downsview, Humberwood, Weston, York University Heights, Humber Summit...to name a few.

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24-hour home care FAQs

Round-the-clock support may help when an older adult needs assistance at different times of day, has overnight safety concerns, is living with significant memory changes, or needs help with daily living that family cannot cover alone.

The plan can include personal routines, meals, companionship, mobility support, and a reliable overnight presence.

Overnight support focuses on the hours when the person sleeps or needs help during the night. A 24-hour plan provides continuity across the full day and night, with support shaped around the person’s routines and safety needs.

The Etobicoke office can discuss which schedule better fits the household.

Yes. Support can be arranged in a retirement residence or another community setting when the person needs more one-to-one help than the setting can provide. A Care Pro may assist with routines, meals, mobility, and companionship.

The plan should fit the residence’s policies and remain separate from licensed medical services.

Start by describing a full day and night, including when help is needed, what happens if the person wakes, and which activities matter most. The office can then discuss staffing, schedule design, and a gradual start where appropriate.

Yes. A schedule can be reviewed as the person regains confidence, needs more support, or moves between home and a retirement residence. Families should also keep licensed providers informed about changing clinical concerns.