Moving into care? We can help with the home you’re leaving.
There can be a lot to organize. We help you understand your home’s value, prepare for a sale, and coordinate the property details around your move—with time to ask questions and people you trust involved.
Sell your home with us and receive a $2,500 moving credit on completion.
Where would you like to start?
I am exploring my options
Understand the differences between staying at home with support, independent living, assisted living, and long-term care.
I am preparing for a move
Organize your questions, belongings, timing, and the practical details.
I am helping someone else
Find ways to support a parent, relative, or friend while keeping their preferences central.
Practical help with the home you are leaving.
We explain, organize and coordinate the sale of your home. You choose what happens and who is involved, and we confirm the plan with you.
Your home sale
- An explained market assessment
- Preparation recommendations
- A marketing and showing plan
- Offer review and transaction coordination
Other help you may choose
- Cleaning
- Storage
- Donation arrangements
- Disposal or junk removal
- Clearing remaining contents from the home
- Other property preparation
Discussed with you first and quoted separately in writing.
Care assessments and access to care come from Fraser Health and care providers; we focus on your home and your move. More about selling your home
How we work together
Discuss your home and destination
We talk about your home, where you are moving and your timing, at a pace that suits you.
Confirm the sale and moving plan
We agree the sale approach, key dates and any optional services, in writing.
Coordinate the agreed work
We manage the sale and keep you and the people you choose updated through to completion.
$2,500 moving credit
A $2,500 moving credit when your sale completes.
When you sell your home with us, you receive a $2,500 credit toward your moving costs. It is paid through the statement of adjustments by your lawyer or notary on completion of the sale. If the sale does not complete, no credit is paid.
Different needs. Different living options.
These are different choices, not a required sequence. Being 55+ does not determine the support you need, and moving does not always mean selling.
- Remaining at home with support
- Home and community care can provide support with personal care and daily activities. Ask about services that may help you remain in your current home.
- Independent living
- A housing choice for people arranging their own day-to-day living. A residence may offer meals, housekeeping or activities; do not assume personal care is included.
- Assisted living
- Housing, hospitality and personal care services for adults who can live independently with support. Fraser Health can explain assessment and access to publicly subsidized services.
- Long-term care
- Care and support for people with complex care needs who require access to 24-hour supervision. Appropriate health professionals assess needs and explain access.
Useful reading for your next step.
All resourcesGetting started with long-term care information
Where to begin, which questions to ask and how property planning can fit alongside care enquiries.
Questions to ask when visiting a residence
A printable list about services, daily life, contracts and changing needs.
Preparing your home and belongings for a move
Work through rooms at your own pace, making space for what matters.
Questions you may have.
Start with the questions you have today.
You do not need to have chosen a residence or decided to sell. We can talk through your home, your timing and the move you are considering.