COPD Care at Home
In-home COPD care for breathing support, comfort, and reduced hospitalization risk.
- Award winning, nurse-led care
- Rigorously vetted, trained and trusted caregivers
- A+ BBB accredited, compassionate and consistent support
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GPA-certified caregivers, BBB A+ accredited service, supported with award-winning technology.
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When Breathing Becomes a Struggle, Home Care Can Be Lifesaving
COPD symptoms like breathlessness, fatigue, and flare-ups require daily monitoring and expert care to prevent emergencies.

Breathlessness
Simple tasks can cause overwhelming shortness of breath.

Flare-ups
Sudden symptom spikes lead to hospital visits and distress.

Fear
Families feel unprepared to manage breathing issues at home.
Reclaim Your Comfort with a Trained COPD Caregiver
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a journey that no one should walk alone. At ConsidraCare, we understand the challenges COPD patients and their families face. That’s why we offer personalized COPD home care to manage symptoms effectively and enhance the quality of life for your loved ones.
Why Families Across Ontario Trust ConsidraCare
Simple, straight-forward and transparent pricing
New Client Offer
Only $33.99/hour for the first month
Hourly PSW Care
Limited Offer
Starting at
$33.99
/ hour*
Recommended for
Seniors with non-chronic medical conditions requiring help only for a few hours or days in a week.
* $36.99/hour after the first month
Skilled Nursing Care
Starting at
$53.99
/ hour
Recommended for
Seniors with chronic and serious health issues in need for personal medical care in their homes.
Live-In Care
Starting at
$330
/ day
Recommended for
Seniors with life-impacting chronic conditions requiring constant monitoring and assistance in daily tasks.
No hidden costs, long-term contracts or upfront placement fees.
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Compassionate, Expert COPD Care at Home
COPD symptoms like breathlessness and fatigue make daily life difficult, often causing anxiety and isolation alongside physical strain.
At ConsidraCare, we understand the challenges faced by individuals living with COPD. That’s why we’ve dedicated ourselves to providing exceptional in-home care, designed to improve your quality of life while managing the complexities of COPD.
- Meaningful conversation and emotional support
- Assistance with mobility and daily activities
- Daily check-ins and safety reassurance
- Nutrition support and hydration tracking
- Light housekeeping and companionship meals
Real Stories From Across Canada
M. Lee
Client , Burlington
ConsidraCare’s expertise and compassion are evident in every interaction.
Dr Adam Kuyumi
Physician, Mississauga
ConsidraCare is a reliable partner in health care, delivering unwavering quality of care.
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COPD Care Vs General Home Care
Focus
Focus
Training
Monitoring
COPD Care
Breathing support, oxygen use, and symptom awareness
Caregivers trained in respiratory precautions
Tracks symptoms and helps prevent flare-ups
General Home Care
Assistance with meals, hygiene, and comfort
Focused on overall daily safety and care
Provides basic support and health observations
Frequently Asked Questions
Ensure a clean and smoke-free environment, help with prescribed medications, encourage regular exercise within their limits, provide a well-balanced diet, and keep regular check-ups with healthcare professionals.
Most Stage-IV COPD patients require more oxygen. But it can also be used if the patient notices greater shortness of breath or if the oxygen level in their blood falls below 90% on a regular pulse oximeter. Right-sided heart failure can be avoided with enough oxygen.
According to the Canadian Lung Association (CLA), carbon monoxide levels are cut in half compared to smokers after quitting smoking for eight hours. Therefore, if you stop smoking, your breathing will significantly improve within 2–7 months.
- Mild COPD-No symptoms: During stage-I COPD, you don’t feel difficulty in breathing unless you are walking fast, hiking, or running.
- Moderate COPD-Fewer Symptoms: During stage-II COPD, you feel breathing difficulty while walking on a ground level and you may also feel the need to stop and breathe every few minutes.
- Severe COPD-More Symptoms: Stage-III COPD makes it difficult for you to breathe while completing everyday tasks (e.g. dressing, toileting, and grooming).
- Extreme COPD-More Symptoms: The final and most severe stage of COPD is stage-IV. Even when resting or sitting, you may have shortness of breath in the last stages of COPD. Heart or lung failure may potentially result from COPD in stage IV.
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