Ethical Care at Home provides mobile, in-home support across Lower Mainland communities. Families can ask about personal support, dementia care, respite, nursing, hospital-to-home planning and other care at home without needing to live near an Ethical Care office.
Ethical Care’s mobile Lower Mainland service area includes Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Burnaby, New Westminster, Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Delta, Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver and Richmond. The team will confirm the schedule, care needs and appropriate staff before your family relies on a start date.
Find your community
Local information for planning care at home.
Each page explains the location details that may affect care. Your family will still receive one clear explanation of the service itself.
Ethical Care is based in Coquitlam and speaks with local families about everyday home support, dementia care, respite, nursing and planning for the transition home after hospital.
Families in Port Coquitlam can contact Ethical Care to discuss personal support, companion care, dementia care, respite, nursing or help after a hospital stay.
Ethical Care can talk with Port Moody families about care at home, including support for daily routines, dementia, respite, nursing and the transition home after hospital.
Ethical Care can speak with New Westminster families about everyday support, dementia care, respite, nursing and planning for a return home after hospital.
Families in White Rock can contact Ethical Care to discuss support at home, including companion and personal care, dementia care, respite, nursing and post-hospital help.
Families in the City or District of North Vancouver can contact Ethical Care to discuss home support, dementia care, respite, nursing and help after hospital.
Neighbourhood, building access and travel time can affect which visit times are realistic.
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The support needed
A caregiver, nurse or rehabilitation professional may each require a different schedule and level of planning.
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Current availability
Staffing and backup should be confirmed before the family relies on a start date.
A practical first step
Ask whether care is available in your community.
Share the general location, schedule and what feels difficult right now. Ethical Care can explain which care options may fit and confirm current availability.