Caring for a loved one begins with an honest family conversation. Before exploring government or private funding options, families should discuss what kind of care is needed and how everyone can contribute. Planning together helps prevent stress and ensures care continues smoothly — even if funding isn’t immediately available.
Families may:
• Share caregiving responsibilities or costs among siblings and relatives
• Contribute toward additional hours or specialized care
• Designate one member to coordinate scheduling and communication
At One Call Care at Home, we support families through every stage — from planning care needs and reviewing funding eligibility to creating customized care plans that fit your budget and priorities.
Quote: “Care begins with a conversation — and grows stronger when families plan together.”
Navigating care costs can feel overwhelming — but you don’t have to do it alone. We offer personalized guidance and flexible funding options to help your family find the right solution. Our team assists with forms, reviews available programs, and provides advice on how to combine public and private support options.
We’ll help you manage funding paperwork and design a plan that prioritizes what matters most: your loved one’s comfort and peace of mind.
The Self and Family Managed Care (S/FMC) program is a Manitoba government initiative that allows eligible families to manage home care services directly. You choose your own care provider — including One Call Care at Home — and tailor the care plan to your needs.
We’ll guide you through eligibility, documentation, and WRHA approval to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Some families choose to privately fund care, especially when waiting for approval or adding extra hours to government-funded care. We support family-funded care plans designed for flexibility and transparency.
Our team can help you:
• Estimate costs and create manageable schedules
• Combine family and government funding for seamless support
• Build care plans that reflect shared family contributions
Because caregiving is love in action — and when families come together, care becomes stronger.
We’re here to help you find the right plan — whether through government programs, family funding, or both. Let’s start with a conversation.