
Home care and support services for seniors
Request our home care servicesConversation, personal care, cooking or errands: our caregivers are fully dedicated to the well-being of the people entrusted to us
Your loved one may only need a little support, a regular presence or caring supervision. Groupe Santé IPA offers a full range of services adapted to these needs.
We provide home care in Greater Montréal, mainly the West Island of Montréal and the Centre-Ouest area, as well as in Laval and the Montérégie.
Companionship and conversation
Loneliness can weigh heavily. Our caregivers offer a warm presence at mealtimes or at other moments of the day, according to your loved one’s routine. Talking, sharing and feeling heard is often what is needed most.
Meal preparation
A balanced diet directly supports physical and mental health. Our caregivers prepare nourishing meals adapted to each person’s needs, bringing pleasure and regularity back to mealtimes.
Light housekeeping
A clean environment contributes to overall well-being. Our services include vacuuming, dusting, washing floors, cleaning the bathroom and kitchen, taking out the garbage, and tidying rooms and storage spaces.
Shopping and errands
Whether it is picking up a prescription at the pharmacy, going to the post office or running other small errands, our caregivers take care of these everyday trips.
Respite for family caregivers
Caring for a loved one takes considerable commitment. Groupe Santé IPA takes over when you need a break, time for your own affairs or simply to recharge. You can leave with peace of mind.
Medication reminders
Our caregivers can remind the person to take their medication on time, help open containers and read labels. For more complex needs, our home care nurses are also available.
Help with dressing and grooming
Some tasks become harder over time. Our caregivers respectfully help with buttoning clothes, tying shoes or putting on socks. Feeling well dressed means preserving dignity and self-esteem.
Transportation
Staying active and connected to the outside world is essential to morale. Our transportation services accompany people to medical appointments, the hairdresser or barber, shopping, or simply wherever they like to go, safely.
Laundry
We take care of washing, drying, ironing and putting away clothes, so that your loved one always has a clean, well-kept wardrobe.
Recreation and leisure
Stimulating activities play a key role in overall health. Board games, walks, crafts, outings to church or to the person’s favourite places: our caregivers encourage an active lifestyle, intellectually and socially.
Mail management
We sort junk mail from important correspondence, let the person know about upcoming deadlines, and make sure nothing essential goes unnoticed.
Regular follow-up and communication with the family
Groupe Santé IPA provides regular follow-up and remains available to answer families’ questions, adjust services as needs evolve and keep communication transparent.
Personal care for people with loss of autonomy

Bathing and hygiene
Bathing can be risky for a person with reduced autonomy. Our caregivers ensure impeccable hygiene in a safe and respectful setting.
Mobility and exercise
Staying physically active, even lightly, improves mood, reduces stress and stimulates cognitive abilities. Our caregivers encourage and support movements adapted to each person.
Transfers and repositioning
For people with reduced mobility, regular changes of position are essential. They prevent pressure sores, limit muscle wasting and support good breathing and digestion.
Toileting and incontinence care
Our caregivers approach these delicate situations with sensitivity, discretion and compassion, respecting each person’s dignity.
Oral hygiene
Good oral hygiene prevents cavities, gum disease and other complications that can affect overall health. We pay particular attention to it in our care routine.
Eating assistance
Depending on each person’s medical conditions and nutritional needs, our caregivers make sure they eat properly and in sufficient quantity.
Our services also include support for patients in palliative care and for people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.