As the demand for private home care for the elderly in Canada grows so has the demand for chinese home care services. The demand for trained Chinese speaking caregivers is especially great in major cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, where there are considerable populations of elderly Chinese Canadians experiencing age-related health conditions. This trend is expected to continue.

Canada is considered one of the best places in the world for Indians to live.  Large urban Canadian cities like Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary and Ottawa which already have large, thriving communities are seeing unprecedented growth in immigrant populations from India along with a demand for private in-home care by Indian Canadian families. 

Vietnamese speaking caregivers come from diverse cultural backgrounds with most Vietnamese Canadians residing in the provinces of Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.  Traditionally, Vietnamese elderly rarely live alone but live with and are cared for by their children at home.  

The Asian population in Canada is rapidly aging, creating a greater need for loyal, compassionate, energetic, competent caregivers who can work with all cultures.  Filipinos are the third largest Asian Canadian group after Indians and Chinese.  Filipino immigrant caregivers have been a popular choice for many years for elderly looking for private home care assistance.   

Canadians of Korean origin make up one of the largest non-European ethnic groups in Canada after the Chinese, East Indian, Filipino, Jamaican, Vietnamese, and Lebanese populations.

There is a significant population of elderly Japanese Canadians in Canada who want culture-sensitive care and prefer to speak in a Japanese dialect.  The demand for Japanese caregivers continues to grow globally in Europe, Japan and in Canada, so also will the demand for culture sensitive, Japanese speaking caregivers to provide traditional care for Japanese seniors.