Comfort Keepers - Home Care Services in Calgary and surrounding areas, AB

Comfort Keepers - Home Care Services in Calgary and surrounding areas, AB Canada-owned and operated
We help maintain independence and quality of life with local, loving, in-home care. Bringing a daily dose of joy.

We help maintain independence and quality of life with local, loving in home care.

This Labour Day, We Celebrate Those Who CareThis Labour Day, Comfort Keepers Calgary sends a heartfelt thank you to the ...
09/07/2026

This Labour Day, We Celebrate Those Who Care

This Labour Day, Comfort Keepers Calgary sends a heartfelt thank you to the caregivers, healthcare professionals, and family caregivers who make a difference every day.
Your compassion, patience, and dedication help seniors feel safe, supported, and cared for at home.

And to family caregivers - when you need time to rest and recharge, we’re here for you. Our flexible respite care provides trusted support for your loved one while giving you a well-deserved break.

From our Comfort Keepers Calgary family to yours, thank you for all that you do. 403-228-0072. https://www.comfortkeepers.ca/calgary/

September is World Alzheimer’s MonthThis September, Comfort Keepers Calgary recognizes those living with Alzheimer’s and...
09/04/2026

September is World Alzheimer’s Month

This September, Comfort Keepers Calgary recognizes those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, along with the families who support them every day.

Through personalized in-home care and our Interactive Caregiving™ approach, we help seniors stay engaged through meaningful activities, companionship, familiar routines, and support focused on safety and independence.

You don’t have to navigate the journey alone. We’re here to provide compassionate support, comfort, and connection at home.

Contact Comfort Keepers Calgary to learn more or book a complimentary in-home assessment. 403-228-0072. https://www.comfortkeepers.ca/calgary/

Senior-Friendly Events in Calgary This SeptemberSeptember is a great time for Calgary seniors to get out, stay active, t...
09/02/2026

Senior-Friendly Events in Calgary This September

September is a great time for Calgary seniors to get out, stay active, try something new, and enjoy time with others. Here are a few senior-friendly events happening around the city this September:

• Open Studio for 55+ - Every Wednesday in September, 1–4 PM at Contemporary Calgary. Bring your own art or craft project and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of creativity and connection. Free, with no registration required.

• Forever Young: Seniors’ Wednesday - September 9, 11 AM–2 PM at Studio Bell. Seniors can explore musical instruments, enjoy hands-on activities, and connect through music. Admission to Studio Bell is free for adults 65+ every Wednesday.

• Young Hearts, Old Souls: The Artistic Soul - September 13 at Calgary Public Library - Central. This intergenerational Culture Days exhibition brings seniors and youth together through visual storytelling and art.

• Young Hearts, Old Souls: The Grand Harmony - September 20 at the Chinese Cultural Centre, featuring performances by community seniors and youth while celebrating cultural traditions.

• Many Cultures, One Downtown - September 26 at the Calgary Selfie Museum. This free multicultural arts festival includes performances, art displays and a special seniors’ cultural fashion walk.

Looking for even more ways to stay active? Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre offers September activities including cribbage, handicrafts, book club, mahjong, fitness and other social programs.

At Comfort Keepers Calgary, we believe staying socially connected and engaged is an important part of healthy aging. Whether it’s attending a community event, enjoying a favourite activity, or simply spending time with others, there are plenty of ways to make September meaningful.

Comfort Keepers Calgary 403-228-0072
https://www.comfortkeepers.ca/calgary/

Event details can change, so please confirm dates, times, accessibility and registration requirements before attending.

You're Not Alone on the Dementia Care JourneyCaring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or dementia can be challeng...
08/31/2026

You're Not Alone on the Dementia Care Journey

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or dementia can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone. At Comfort Keepers Calgary, our specially trained caregivers provide personalized in-home dementia care that helps seniors remain safe, comfortable, and engaged in the familiar surroundings of home. Every care plan is tailored to the individual's unique needs while supporting dignity, independence, and quality of life. We also provide families with guidance, respite, and compassionate support every step of the way.

If your loved one is living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, we're here to help.
Contact Comfort Keepers Calgary today to book your complimentary in-home assessment. 403-228-0072 https://www.comfortkeepers.ca/calgary/

Home Is Where Independence ThrivesChoosing home care is about more than getting help - it's about helping your loved one...
08/28/2026

Home Is Where Independence Thrives

Choosing home care is about more than getting help - it's about helping your loved one continue living safely, comfortably, and independently in the place they know and love most.

At Comfort Keepers Calgary, we create personalized care plans tailored to each client's unique needs. Whether support is needed with companionship, meal preparation, housekeeping, transportation, personal care, or daily living activities, our flexible services can adapt as needs change over time. Families also receive regular communication and updates, providing added peace of mind that their loved one is receiving compassionate, professional care.

With one trusted care team, seniors can enjoy the comfort of home while families gain confidence knowing support is always available.

Contact Comfort Keepers Calgary today to learn more or book your complimentary in-home assessment. 403-228-0072 https://www.comfortkeepers.ca/calgary/

You Have More Choice Than You Think.Did you know that if you're eligible for Alberta's Client Directed Home Care (CDHC) ...
08/26/2026

You Have More Choice Than You Think.

Did you know that if you're eligible for Alberta's Client Directed Home Care (CDHC) program, you can choose who provides your home care? That means you can receive government-funded care while selecting a trusted provider like Comfort Keepers Calgary.

We're proud to provide home care services in Calgary, Chestermere, Langdon, Strathmore, and Okotoks. Our personalized care is built around your schedule, your preferences, and your unique needs. Plus, we handle direct billing through Alberta Blue Cross for approved CDHC hours, making the process simple and stress-free.

To get started, call 811 and ask about the Client Directed Home Care Program. Then contact Comfort Keepers Calgary to arrange your complimentary in-home consultation.

If you have questions or would like to learn more about home care or Alberta's Client Directed Home Care (CDHC) program, please contact Brittany at Comfort Keepers Calgary.
📞 403-228-0072 📧 [email protected]

FREE HOMECARE SERVICES - HOW?If you have Client Directed Home Care (CDHC) through Blue Cross, we can match the CDHC home...
08/25/2026

FREE HOMECARE SERVICES - HOW?

If you have Client Directed Home Care (CDHC) through Blue Cross, we can match the CDHC home-care rate—at no additional cost to you.

If you currently don’t have Client Directed Home Care through Blue Cross, we can advise you how to apply to see if you are eligible.

Did you know you can also choose who provides your home care?

If you receive AHS Home Care, you may have the option to choose a different registered home-care provider that meets your needs.

Why choose Comfort Keepers?

❤️ Happiness at home is our goal
🤝 Personalized care built around your needs
🏡 Safety at home Assessment built into the Client Care Assessment
👩‍⚕️ Trained and police checked caregivers
📞 Family Portal to log into to check on your loved one’s care and daily routine.

We believe home care should be about more than simply filling a shift. It should be about finding the right care, the right caregiver and the right support for your family.

You may have more choices than you realize.

📞 Call Comfort Keepers Calgary at 403-228-0072 and ask us how you can explore your home-care options.

Comfort Keepers Calgary — helping families feel confident about care at home since 2005.

08/25/2026

Which to Choose Comfort Keepers or AHS Home Care

With both companies, the costs are covered covered if you qualify for AHS or Client Directed Home Care funding (CDHC), so you don’t have any out of pocket expenses.
Contact us for more information 403 228 0072

Client Directed Home Care (CDHC) gives you the choice to select your own provider for home care that provides services in your area.
You do not have to have the AHS Home Care Program only. You now have the right to choose your care provider.
To access CDHC call 811 and tell them you want to be assessed for CDHC with Comfort Keepers and you need to be assigned a Case Manager. If You have a case manager you can call and ask them to transfer the hours your entitled to, with CDHC, to Comfort Keepers.

If you want to change from AHS Provided Home Care Services or not use AHS Services don’t let anyone or thr Case Manager tell you that you cant. It is your right to choose.
More information in the link below.
https://www.ab.bluecross.ca/resources/government-programs/client-directed-home-care.php

What are the differences between Comfort Keepers Home Care and AHS Home Care Providers.

Comfort Keepers
Comfort Keepers focuses on helping people remain independent at home. Services typically include:
Comprehensive Care Plan
Now serving clients in Calgary, Strathmore, Okotoks, Langdon, High River, Chestermere

You pick the times and days that suit you for care
We have a minimum 2 hour visit so you don’t feel rushed and can get the help with things you need assistance with
Consistency of caregivers so you can build trust and a bond with your caregiver
We have staff to cover sickness of regular caregivers so you don’t lose care.
Personal care (bathing, dressing, toileting)
Meal preparation
Light housekeeping
Medication reminders (not medication administration unless nursing is involved)
Transportation and errands
Companionship
Dementia and Alzheimer's care
Palliative Care
Accompanied appointments
Outings with drivers
Rehabilitation Support
Respite care for family caregivers
24-hour care if needed
Been in business since 2005

The main distinguishing feature is our Interactive Caregiving philosophy, which emphasizes keeping clients physically, mentally, and socially engaged rather than simply completing tasks for them.

At Comfort Keepers we also focus more on the holistic needs of our clients, for example housekeeping and nutritious meal preparation are not services offered by AHS contracted providers, they arrive, do the required task and leave, we spend time with our clients to make sure they are taken care of physically AND mentally.

AHS Home Care
AHS Home Care is intended for people with assessed medical and health care needs. After an assessment by a case manager and nurse, AHS develops a care plan that may include:
Nursing care
Personal care
Wound care
Palliative care
Rehabilitation support
Respite services
Assessments for supportive living or long-term care
Short-term equipment loans in some situations
The amount of support is determined by clinical need, so families have less flexibility over scheduling and service duration than with private care. They could also have numerous caregivers which means clients get less consistency with who visits them.

Which is better?
It depends on your priorities: Both care options are available with funds from the Client Directed Home Care Program run through Blue Cross and the Alberta Government.
Choose AHS Home Care if your primary concern is medically necessary care that's publicly funded and you're comfortable with services being based on short visits to complete the assessed need, limited services and flexibility and possibly different caregivers for every visit.

Choose Comfort Keepers if you want greater flexibility, consistent caregivers, companionship, client needs met holistically, a wider variety of services, longer visits, or services beyond what AHS Home Care provides.

Consider using both if you qualify for AHS funding but want to select your own provider through Client Directed Home Care. https://www.ab.bluecross.ca/resources/government-programs/client-directed-home-care.php

At Comfort Keepers Calgary, we believe there's no place like home. Every day, our compassionate caregivers help seniors ...
08/24/2026

At Comfort Keepers Calgary, we believe there's no place like home. Every day, our compassionate caregivers help seniors remain safe, comfortable, and independent in the place they know and love most.

From nutritious meal preparation and medication reminders to personal care, companionship, light housekeeping, and transportation, every care plan is personalized to meet each client's unique needs and goals. Our focus is on helping older adults enjoy a higher quality of life while providing families with confidence and peace of mind.

For more than 20 years, Comfort Keepers Calgary has been proud to support seniors and families throughout the community with compassionate, professional in-home care.

Contact Comfort Keepers Calgary today to learn more or book a complimentary in-home assessment. 403-228-0072 https://www.comfortkeepers.ca/calgary/

There is a difference between hiring someone to help and having a professional care organization behind that person. Dan...
08/23/2026

There is a difference between hiring someone to help and having a professional care organization behind that person.

Dangers for a family if these systems aren't in place

1. No proper background screening → increased safety risk
If a company does not properly screen caregivers, families may have little assurance about who is entering the home and providing intimate personal care.

For vulnerable clients, screening is an important risk-management measure. Alberta materials also identify criminal record checks as a screening mechanism for people providing direct services in certain care settings.

2. No proper insurance → potentially serious financial exposure
Families should ask:
“Are your caregivers insured, and does your company carry appropriate liability coverage?”

If something goes wrong in the home—an injury, property damage or an allegation of negligence—the question becomes who is responsible and what insurance responds?

3. Caregivers treated as contractors → unclear responsibility
Families may not understand whether they are dealing with an agency that employs and supervises its caregivers or essentially connecting with independent workers.

That distinction can affect accountability, supervision, payroll/employment responsibilities and workers' compensation arrangements.

4. No backup caregiver → missed care
Imagine a senior who needs help getting up, bathing, preparing meals or taking part in their normal routine.

The caregiver calls in sick.
If there is no backup system:
The client may simply be left without care.
A professional agency should have a process for dealing with caregiver absences.

5. No customized care plan → “one-size-fits-all” care
Every client has different:
routines
abilities
preferences
mobility needs
risks
personal-care requirements
family expectations.

Without a documented and regularly reviewed care plan, important information can be missed.

6. No supervision → nobody is really overseeing the care
This is a major differentiator.

Families should ask:
“Who supervises the caregiver after they start working in my home?”
It shouldn't simply be:
“Here's your caregiver. Call us if something goes wrong.”
A professional provider should have mechanisms for monitoring care quality and responding to concerns.

7. No ongoing training → skills can become outdated

Home-care clients can have changing needs.
A caregiver who was appropriate six months ago may need additional training when a client's mobility, dementia, behaviour, medication routine or personal-care needs change.
Alberta's OHS framework requires employers to ensure workers doing potentially hazardous work are competent or directly supervised by someone competent.

8. No documentation → poor continuity and accountability

If something changes with the client, there needs to be a way to communicate that change.
Without documentation, families can end up repeatedly explaining the same information and important changes can be missed.

9. No home safety assessment → risks can remain unidentified

A professional assessment can identify things such as:
fall hazards
unsafe transfers
bathroom risks
mobility concerns
environmental hazards
caregiver safety concerns.

This is particularly important because home care occurs in a private residence rather than a controlled facility environment.

10. No family communication → families are left guessing

This is one of the biggest emotional risks.
Families want to know:
Is Mom okay?
Did Dad eat?
Did someone show up?
Has his condition changed?
Is there anything we need to know?

A provider that has no structured family communication process can leave relatives carrying the responsibility themselves.

Address

4760 72nd Avenue SE Unit 100
Calgary, AB
T2C3Z2

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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