Home Instead Senior Care

Specialties

Specialties

Home Instead Senior Care of Niagara Falls, Ontario provides assistance with the activities of daily living to help people continue to live independently where they call home in the Niagara Region. Services include companionship visiting, respite, monitoring of diet and meal preparation, help with appointments, medication reminders, stimulating mental awareness, help with home deliveries, grooming assistance, home maintenance supervision, mailing bills and letters, visiting friends, light housekeeping, pet care, shopping, hospice care, respite care and personal care. Services are customized to fit the needs of families delivering on quality care while providing peace of mind. To us, it’s personal. Whether you or a loved one are looking for assistance a few hours a week or need more comprehensive care, Home Instead can help. Call us today and experience the caring, compassionate, and reliable care your family deserves.

History

Established in 2013.

Home Instead Senior Care of Niagara is owned and operated by Denielle Cuoco and Jonathan Cook. Home Instead has been a trusted home care provider and innovator in the industry since 1994. Home Instead employs caring and compassionate CAREGivers that are trained, screened, bonded and insured. Our care plans are designed to create quality care solutions that can ensure your loved one’s safety and your self-​assurance. Whether you’re looking for just a few hours a week, or needing more comprehensive 24-​hour assistance we can help. From help running errands, light housekeeping, meal preparation to doing laundry or providing assistance with personal care needs our care plans can be customized to specific needs. We provide care in your home, retirement home, and long term care homes. If you’re looking for a trusted company to care for your loved ones, Home Instead is ready to help.

Meet the Business Owner

Denielle C.

Business Owner

I have always been very close to my 3 grandparents. I loved listening to their stories and learning how life used to be. But it was their hands that always amazed me. They were strong and fast and skilled.

When an opportunity took me across the country to B.C. and seeing my family regularly was no longer an option, I looked into volunteer work with the Interior Health Authority’s seniors program. If I couldn’t see my own grandparents smile than maybe I could bring a smile to someone else’s grandparent. It was one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve ever had and one that left a deep impression on me.

I continued to be involved with senior’s programs in various cities around North America. That experience prompted me to return to school to complete a program in Health Services Administration, through Dalhousie University.

With this additional education, coupled with our personal and professional experiences, my husband Jonathan and I decided the time had come to bring Ho