Condition support
Home care after a fall
A fall changes how a family thinks about home almost overnight. Whether it ended in a fracture, a hospital stay, or just a scare, our nursing-led team helps Calgary-area seniors recover confidently — and makes the next fall far less likely.
Recovery without deconditioning
After a fall, the instinct is to move less — and that’s exactly what makes the next fall more likely. We support safe daily movement, the strength and balance routines your physiotherapist recommends, and steady help with the tasks that shouldn’t be attempted solo yet.
Fix the home, not just the habit
Most falls have an address: a loose rug, a dark hallway, a bathroom without grab bars. Our team helps identify and fix hazards room by room — decluttering, lighting, equipment coordination — so the home works for recovery instead of against it.
Confidence is half the recovery
Fear of falling shrinks lives: fewer walks, fewer showers, fewer visits. A consistent caregiver nearby rebuilds the confidence to move again, while a registered nurse watches for the dizziness, medication effects, or blood-pressure issues that may have caused the fall in the first place.
The services families combine most
Not sure which mix fits? That’s exactly what the free in-home visit is for — a nurse assesses, explains options including CDHCI funding, and builds the plan with you.
This page is general information about home-care support, not medical advice. Care plans are built with your family and, where you choose, alongside your physician, Assisted Living Alberta case manager, and therapy team.
Care that comes home
Not sure where to start?
Book The Alberta Maple Care Assessment — a free, no-obligation nurse visit. We’ll listen, understand your needs, and help you explore the right options.
Not ready to book? Start with a no-pressure conversation instead.