
Private, non-medical service· Greater Toronto Area
A safe and peaceful return home after a hospital stay.
After a hospital stay or minor surgery: groceries, pharmacy runs, meals, light housekeeping, follow-up. We take care of daily life so recovery can happen at home, safely.
Free in-home assessmentThe first step, at no charge.
- Hospital-to-home transition
- Home after minor surgery
- Groceries and pharmacy
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Logistics and follow-up
- Practical help at home
- Support for seniors
- Respite for family caregivers
Our specialty
Support after a hospital stay
Five practical tasks so the return home goes well.

Hospital-to-home transition
After a hospital stay or minor surgery, we plan the return with you and we are there when you get home.

Groceries and pharmacy
Groceries, essentials and ready prescriptions picked up at the pharmacy.

Meal preparation
Home-cooked meals prepared to Ontario food safety standards.

Light housekeeping
Laundry, dishes, tidying: a clean, safe home to recover in.

Logistics and follow-up
Appointments, reminders and, with the client's consent, regular updates for the family.
Travel: the details will be discussed with you during the free assessment.
Also, day to day

Practical help at home
For any adult or family: groceries, meals, prescriptions, laundry, tidying and light housekeeping, as a one-off or every week.

Support for seniors
Meals, grocery shopping, and support to help seniors live independently in their own homes.

Respite for family caregivers
A few hours to catch your breath while we take over.
A clear scope
What DIKCARE does not do
DIKCARE is a non-medical service. Our limits are firm, for your loved one's safety.
- No personal care
- No nursing care
- No handling of medication
These are the responsibility of health professionals.
Payment and visit length
- Private pay
- Our services are paid directly by the client or their family.
- 4-hour minimum visit
- Each visit lasts at least 4 hours.
- Taxes (HST)
- The applicable tax treatment is confirmed to you in writing before the agreement is signed.
How it works
Four steps, from your call to ongoing follow-up
- 1
First contact
You call or write. We listen to your situation.
- 2
Free in-home assessment
We come to the home to assess the needs, at no charge.
- 3
Signing the agreement
Tasks, schedule and rate are set down in writing.
- 4
Ongoing support
We adjust our support as recovery progresses and, with your consent, keep the family informed.
Certifications
Recognized skills
Three recognized trainings, at your loved one's service.
Certified trainingUniversity of Alberta — caregiver-centered care
Canadian Institute of Food Safety
Food safetyFood safety certification recognized in Ontario

CPR / AEDCanadian Red Cross
A word from the founder
Behind DIKCARE, one conviction.
Coming home after a hospital stay is a fragile moment. You leave an entire team behind and find yourself at home, tired, with a thousand small things to sort out. That exact moment is why I founded DIKCARE.
I am not a nurse or a doctor, and I do not pretend to be. My job is everything else: a full fridge, a healthy meal on the table, a home in order, appointments written down, and a family that knows how things are going.
Founder of DIKCARE
Read moreFrequently asked questions
What families ask us.
Does DIKCARE provide medical care?
No. DIKCARE is a private, non-medical service: no personal care, no nursing care, no handling of medication. We can pick up a prescription already prepared by the pharmacy, with the appropriate authorization, but we never prepare, administer, dose or change any medication.
What exactly do you do after a hospital stay or minor surgery?
Five things: the hospital-to-home transition, groceries and pharmacy runs, home-cooked meal preparation, light housekeeping, and logistics with follow-up for the family.
Are your services only for seniors?
No. We help any adult or family: coming home after a hospital stay or minor surgery, at any age, and practical help with daily life — groceries, meals, prescriptions, laundry, tidying, light housekeeping.
Is the in-home assessment charged?
No, it is free. It helps us understand the situation and the needs before any agreement.
How long is a visit?
Each visit lasts at least 4 hours.
How does payment work?
Our services are paid directly by the client or their family. The applicable tax treatment (HST) is confirmed to you in writing before the agreement is signed.
What area do you serve?
The Greater Toronto Area, in Ontario.
What are your hours?
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weekends by arrangement. Phone remains the fastest way to reach us.
How do we get started?
Call 437‑562‑4645 or write to us through the form. We listen to your situation, then set up the free in-home assessment.

Is a hospital discharge coming up?
Call us or write to us. We will plan the return home with you.
