Moments Home Care Blog

Classic LifeCare’s Calgary office cares for many pediatric clients both at home and at school. One of these includes Henrietta who spends three days per week with Lindsay, 18, at Bishop Carroll High School….

Henson Trusts provides families with disabled children with a powerful savings tool. Ensuring a disabled child or family member receives lifelong support is an important consideration. Not only must support last for 40 or…

David Rittenhouse is tackling dangerous wandering behaviour amongst people with cognitive disabilities. He is the Co-Founder and Co-Director of Project Lifesaver of Greater Victoria, a public safety program. His mission is to develop solutions…

Celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, Classic LifeCare reflects on achieving accreditation. This was a big milestone for us and we are proud to earn such a status. Classic has been working towards full…

Marla Ellis speaks about her Classic LifeCare experience following 10 years of working as a Nursing Supervisor. Marla’s Classic LifeCare experience Marla has worked in a variety of settings, including: surgery, orthopedics, the medical…

Maria Selected as the Vancouver Employee of the Month Talking about her job brings both a smile and tears to the eyes of health care worker, Maria, Classic LifeCare’s employee of the month for…

Stephen Jepson believes games you play in your childhood may prolong your life. He learned to snowboard at the age of 60.  At the age of 72, he’s currently learning to fly an airplane….

One of life’s greatest obstacles is macular degeneration and its theft of Nerta’s eyesight. Nerta is feisty and funny and a natural storyteller, but finds it difficult to find great meaning each day when…

We all aim to live in the moments that matter, especially as we or a loved one age. This year Classic LifeCare™ celebrates 40 years of home care experience. Classic LifeCare, formerly Classic Caregivers,…

This week, Classic LifeCare hosted its first-annual Halloween Howler Kids Party in Calgary. Children with illness said, “boo” to being sick as they sported costumes. Classic LifeCare organized the Howler at the Kerby Centre…