A House, A Heart, A Home

A House, A Heart, A Home, a premier provider of high-end private residential living accommodations, and homecare services for seniors in Edmonton and surrounding areas.

A House, A Heart, A Home is the premier provider of high-end private residential living accommodations, and homecare services for seniors in Edmonton and surrounding areas. The care and services we provide enable our clients /residents to age with dignity and opportunity. Our staff strive to inspire and ignite that motivational spark that can often be lost as we age. Our model of care is person- directed, recognizing each client as an individual, and working together with clients and families to implement the care and services that will best suit their needs and lifestyle.
A House, A Heart, A Home guarantees high quality, holistic, and compassionate care, provided by highly trained healthcare professionals. Our team includes Physicians, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Pharmacists, Health Care Aides, Professional Companions, and other allied health professionals.
Our beautiful, spacious and well designed Enhanced Assisted Living, and Memory Care homes cultivate health, foster relationships, and encourage independence. As a direct alternative to nursing home facilities, we provide health service for seniors with memory problems or complex care needs. Offering 24-hour scheduled and unscheduled professional, personal care, and support services provided by Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Health Care Aides. Professional health services including 24-hour on-call RN and Physician services.
Private Homecare
Private home care is a service that allows aging seniors to stay living in their home while receiving the help and care they need. To support and encourage independent living at home, our experienced caregivers will be given a tailored care plan that not only provides you with the freedom and privacy you deserve in your space and gives you your necessary treatments.
Respite Care
We provide all temporary care to relieve unpaid family caregivers of their duties. It can be thought of as a 'short break. ' This care does not take away from the care given; rather it helps sustain and maintain the primary caregiving relationship.