Every senior deserves attentive, reliable support that makes daily living feel manageable and comfortable – and that’s exactly what I’m here to provide as an elderly caregiver.
As part of the care I provide to seniors, I bring formal training through Vancouver Community College as a Supportive Care Assistant (non-clinical), ensuring safe, dependable, and personalized human-centered support.
Seniors can thrive with the right support in place. I’m here to help you or your loved one stay comfortable, confident, independent, and happy - at home or in a retirement residence:
To ensure calm, focused, high-quality support, I typically offer visits in structured service blocks:
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My ideal senior client lives at home or in a retirement / assisted living community.
They are able to move around independently (with or without mobility devices), and would benefit from companionship and reliable help with everyday tasks, tidying, meal prep, errands, appointments & other household support.
***This is non-medical home care. I do not provide lifting, transfers, medical or nursing care.
Yes – it’s always me. One of the biggest benefits of Miss Happy Helper is the comfort and consistency of working with the same person every time.
Yes. If I ever notice something unusual or concerning during a visit, I’ll let you know right away. I stay mindful of any changes in mood, mobility, or general well-being, and I’ll reach out if something needs your attention.
These minimums ensure the visits are truly helpful and allow enough time for calm, meaningful support.
Yes… I support all ages with recovery after eye surgeries, orthopedic procedures, cosmetic surgeries, dental extractions, and other outpatient procedures – helping you get home, get settled, and stay comfortable.
I’m happy to accompany clients to appointments and outings, but I don’t take clients in my personal vehicle due to insurance liability restrictions.
Transportation is arranged through a taxi or Uber at the client’s expense.
Taxi & Uber is often more convenient as it avoids the need to search for parking or pay all day at the hospital for surgical appointments.
Yes – for safety, I do require a quick photo of ID when booking in-home services. This simply confirms who I’ll be meeting and ensures all booking details are accurate.
If you’re arranging services for your parent, I will require your ID as the booking contact.
Absolutely. I maintain an up-to-date Criminal Record Check (vulnerable sector), Intermediate First Aid/CPR Certification, and FoodSafe Level One training to ensure safety and professionalism at all times.