Pricing & Resources

Understanding the cost of personal care

A personal care home (PCH) provides accommodation, meals, housekeeping, and
personal care in a supportive, home-like setting. Monthly fees vary by community
and the level of care required. We're always happy to walk a family through a
clear, itemised quote — just make an inquiry.

Benefits of a personal care home

• A safe, staffed environment with help available day and night
• Nutritious meals and snacks, housekeeping and laundry
• Social activities and companionship that reduce isolation
• Personal and (where offered) higher-acuity care as needs change
• Predictable monthly costs versus the hidden costs of staying at home

Disability Tax Credit (DTC)

Some residents may qualify for the federal Disability Tax Credit, and a
portion of care-home fees may be claimable as a medical expense. Eligibility and
amounts depend on individual circumstances and change over time.

This is general information, not tax advice. Confirm current eligibility and
amounts with the Canada Revenue Agency or a qualified tax professional.

Government programs

Provincial seniors' and home-care programs may offer subsidies or supports.
Availability and amounts vary by province and by individual assessment. We can
point you to the right office for your situation.

Helpful links

• Canada Revenue Agency — Disability Tax Credit (official)
• Your provincial Ministry of Health — seniors' care programs (official)
• Prairie Falcon Senior Living — request our family guide via an inquiry

Please verify all program details with the administering body; they change.