ConsidraCare offers simple and transparent pricing for live-in , hourly and facility based care.
Hourly care is ideal for seniors who only need support for a few hours or days each week. Families in Ontario often look for flexible and transparent options when comparing the cost of home care. With ConsidraCare, every plan is nurse-led and customized, and families receive real-time updates to stay connected to their loved one’s care.
Live-in care means a caregiver moves into your loved one’s home to provide round-the-clock support and companionship. Caregivers can move in for a few weeks to give families a break through respite care, or stay long term for continuous support. Many Ontario families choose this option as a safe and cost-effective alternative to assisted living. With nurse-managed oversight and clear pricing, you can be confident your loved one receives consistent and compassionate care.
Nursing care at home may be needed for short-term visits or repeated support—especially after surgery, for chronic health conditions like diabetes or COPD, or for wound and medication management. Families in Ontario often choose home nursing when a loved one needs clinical care without moving to a facility. It allows recovery at home, reduces infection risks, and brings medical expertise directly to your door.
Our staffing services provide caregivers and nurses to retirement homes, long-term care facilities, and hospices across Ontario. Facilities benefit from reliable and cost-conscious staffing solutions that maintain resident safety and quality of care. ConsidraCare is a licensed Ontario Temporary Help Agency (License No. THA-0000010234), ensuring compliance and accountability.
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Many families in Ontario worry about the rising cost of home care and nursing care. What most don’t know is that there are government programs, tax credits, and insurance benefits available to help cover expenses.
Our free guide explains the different types of funding and benefits for seniors in Ontario, including caregiver tax credits and home care subsidies. With the right information, you can make care more affordable while keeping your loved one safe at home.
The cost of home care in Ontario can vary depending on the type of care needed. For established home care agencies, hourly caregiver support typically ranges from $35 to $45 per hour. Nursing care can range from $45 to $80 per hour, depending on the complexity of care and whether it is provided by a Registered Nurse (RN) or a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN). At ConsidraCare, we keep pricing transparent and post it clearly on our website so families know what to expect with no hidden fees.
Hourly care is designed for seniors who need help for a few hours or days each week. It can include support with daily activities such as personal care, meal preparation, mobility, companionship, and light housekeeping. Hourly care is nurse-led and customized to each family’s needs.
Live-in care means a caregiver moves into the senior’s home to provide around-the-clock support and companionship. Caregivers can move in for a few weeks to provide respite or stay long term for continuous care. Because our live-in caregivers are ConsidraCare employees, we take full responsibility for their recruitment, training, matching, and management. If a caregiver becomes sick or needs time off, we arrange backup coverage so families are never left without support. Many Ontario families choose this option as a safe and cost-effective alternative to assisted living facilities.
Nursing care at home is provided by Registered Nurses (RNs) or Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs). Nursing care can be arranged for a single visit or multiple visits depending on the need. It is often used after surgery, for wound care, medication management, or to monitor chronic conditions. Families benefit from professional oversight without moving their loved one to a hospital or care facility.
Nursing care at home allows seniors to recover or manage health conditions in the comfort of their own home. It can reduce the risk of infections, provide peace of mind to families, and ensure medical needs are met with professional attention.
Yes. Families can arrange short-term respite care through our live-in or hourly care options. This allows family caregivers to take a break while knowing their loved one is supported by qualified and compassionate professionals.
All caregivers are vetted, insured, and trained in complex care techniques such as dementia care. They are guided by our nurse team and supported by our smart technology platform, which ensures compliance with care plans and provides real-time updates to families.
Yes. We provide caregivers and nurses to retirement homes, long-term care facilities, hospices, and assisted living communities across Ontario. ConsidraCare is licensed as an Ontario Temporary Help Agency (License No. THA-0000010234), giving facilities confidence in the quality and compliance of our staffing services.
ConsidraCare offers flexible and convenient payment options. Clients can pay using credit cards or set up pre-authorized debit. We invoice weekly after services are delivered and automatically process payments to make things easier for families. We are also registered with the Health Claims for Auto Insurance (HCAI) system for motor vehicle accident (MVA) insurance, under facility registration number 127146.
