Heroes Assemble!
Do you have superpowers that you are ready to unleash in your community? Join our team of heroes and start making a difference today!
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We hire heroes, not just caregivers.
Hero Home Care is looking for dreamers who believe they can make a difference in our world, who thrive off of other people’s happiness and who have a passion for creating happy humans & healthy communities. If this sounds like you and you’d like to join us on our journey in changing the way care is being delivered to seniors across the country, check out the following job openings and apply today!
What began with a personal search for better care revealed a simple truth. How you age changes everything. Families needed more than support. They needed…
North Vancouver
Do people naturally open up to you? Have you been told that you bring calm to chaos? Are you the type of person who shows…
Fraser Valley, BC (Abbotsford) |
North Shore (North Vancouver & West Vancouver) |
Vancouver |
Burnaby
Hero Home Care is looking for exceptional Caregivers to join our team of Heroes and help improve the lives of seniors in our community! As…
South Vancouver Area |
Richmond
Hero Home Care is looking for highly motivated Health Care Assistants (HCAs) to join our team of Heroes on a Full Time basis and help improve the lives of…
Vancouver, BC |
Burnaby, BC |
Coquitlam |
Richmond |
Tri-Cities |
North Shore (North & West Vancouver)
Hero Home Care is looking for exceptional Caregivers (Health Care Assistants) to join our team of Heroes and help improve the lives of seniors in…
Caring for our Heroes
Health & Wellness Benefits
In order to take care of others you must first take care of yourself. We help you do this by offering our full-time employees health and wellness benefits for themselves and their families.
Competitive Pay
We believe that everyone should earn a living wage and feel valued for what they do. We are continually reviewing our pay rates to ensure that we are paying our caregivers a competitive and fair wage.
Training & Development
Training and development is something we are passionate about at Hero Home Care. We provide opportunities both in the classroom and on the job to ensure that you are continually growing and living your best life.
24/7 Live Phone Support
Have questions about your upcoming visit or having trouble accessing a clients home? Our team is available to support you 24/7 to ensure that you have the necessary tools and support to care for your clients and feel safe in the community.
Flexible Schedules
Whether you are looking for full-time work, overnight shifts or just wanting to pick up a few extra hours a week, we’ve got you covered. Our team will work with you to build a schedule that will suit your lifestyle and financial needs.
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How to Reduce Fall Risk for Seniors Living Alone in Greater Vancouver
Falls are one of the most common safety concerns for seniors living alone. They can happen suddenly, often without warning, and in many cases, no one is there to help immediately. For families, this raises a difficult question: How do you keep your parent safe without taking away their independence?…
Signs Your Senior Parent Is Forgetting Medication, And What to Do
It often starts with something small. A pill left on the counter. A question asked twice. A prescription that should have run out but is still half full. For many families, these moments are easy to dismiss at first. But over time, they can begin to form a pattern that…
What Are the Early Signs a Senior Can’t Live Alone Safely?
Realizing a parent may no longer be safe living alone is rarely a single moment. It usually begins with small changes, such as a missed call, a forgotten bill, spoiled food in the fridge, or a story that no longer quite makes sense. Each moment on its own can be…
Is It Safe for a Senior With Early Dementia to Live Alone?
Realizing that a parent may no longer be fully safe on their own is one of the most difficult shifts a family can face. With early dementia, the situation can feel especially unclear. Some days may seem completely normal, while others raise quiet concerns that are harder to explain. What…
How to Help a Parent Recover Safely at Home After Surgery
Bringing a parent home after surgery can feel overwhelming in a way that’s hard to anticipate. The discharge instructions may seem clear at the hospital, but once you’re home, the responsibility becomes real. You may find yourself wondering if they’re moving safely, taking the right medications, or showing signs of…
What Are the Early Warning Signs of Dementia in Seniors?
Noticing changes in a parent or loved one can feel unsettling in a way that is hard to explain. A missed appointment, a repeated question, or a small shift in mood may not seem significant on its own. But over time, these moments can begin to form a pattern that…