CANADIAN-FOUNDED · SERVING FAMILIES ACROSS THE GTA



When something starts
to change at home,
you don’t have to
figure it out alone.

Garrison Care arranges personal support, companionship and nursing for older adults at home, shaped around what matters to them and guided by our registered nurse Director of Care.

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You may be noticing small shifts.

Maybe routines take more effort. Conversations feel shorter. “I’m fine” shows up more often than it used to.
Nothing feels urgent.
But something doesn’t feel steady either.

|  You don't have to wait for a crisis to ask for support.

Care that fits where your family is today.

From everyday support to nursing and more coordinated care, we’ll help you understand what fits.

Personal Support and Companionship

Personal care, mobility support, meal assistance, light housekeeping and meaningful companionship from vetted personal support workers and companions.

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Coordinated Home Care

Ongoing support when needs are changing, with care planning, family communication and coordination around your parent's needs.

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Nursing and Clinical Support

Visits from licensed nurses (RN/RPN) matched to assessed needs, such as injections, medication support and help after a hospital stay.

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Garrison Signature

Higher-touch care coordination for families who want more personalized oversight, communication and support.

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Not sure which fits? That's what the first conversation is for.

From first call to care beginning.

1

Initial Conversation

Tell us what's changing and what kind of support you're considering.

2

Care Assessment

Our Director of Care learns about the older adult, their routines, needs and priorities.

3

Care Plan and Matching

We recommend an approach and identify appropriate care professionals.

4

Care Begins and Evolves

Support begins, with ongoing communication and adjustments as needs change.

The People Behind Your Care

Care starts with people you can know.

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Sherese Garrison, RN, BScN

Director of Care

A Registered Nurse with 16 years of experience across hospital, community and home-care settings. Sherese leads client assessments and care planning, bringing clinical experience, family education and a strong focus on safe, personalized care.

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Co-Founder

Dalton co-founded Garrison Care to help individuals and families navigate changing care needs with greater clarity and confidence.

He leads the company's direction, partnerships and commitment to providing responsive, personalized support.

Dalton Garrison


A consistent, person-centred approach in every care relationship.

What you can expect from Garrison Care

Nursing-led
care planning

Care plans are shaped by our Director of Care, a registered nurse, together with the individual and those they've authorized.

Clear
Roles

You'll always know who is providing care, who oversees the plan, and who to contact with questions..


Communication

that includes you

We keep the individual receiving care and those they've authorized informed as care begins and needs change.


Support as
needs change

We stay involved, with regular check-ins and plan adjustments to ensure the support continues to fit.


How Garrison Care Supports Families

Garrison Care works alongside adult children who are navigating care transitions at home, whether they’re planning ahead or responding to early changes.

We help families slow the moment down, understand what’s actually needed, and build support that feels steady, personal, and sustainable.

From in-home care coordination to trusted guidance around routines, communication, and technology, our role is to help decisions feel clear, steady, and grounded.

Always human. Always thoughtful. Always grounded in dignity.

Guided by Experience. Grounded in Care.


Garrison Care is supported by an advisory team with deep experience in healthcare, communication, operations, and technology.

This includes registered nursing leadership, clinical insight, and operational guidance working together to ensure care decisions are thoughtful, ethical, and aligned with each family’s needs.

Advisors include healthcare professionals, care leaders, and systems thinkers.

Our guidance is shaped by real care decisions families face every week.

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If you’re not sure this is the right time, that’s usually the right moment to talk.

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Most families who reach out to Garrison Care aren’t in crisis.

They’re paying attention.

They’re noticing small changes and wondering whether to wait, act, or simply understand what’s normal. The goal of an initial conversation isn’t to decide everything it’s to slow the moment down, ask the right questions, and leave with clarity.

You don’t need a plan.

You don’t need urgency.

You just need a place to talk it through.

After the conversation, most families leave with three things: clarity on what matters now, reassurance about what can wait, and a calmer sense of next steps.

A calm, 15–30 minute conversation.

No pressure. No obligation.
You’ll leave with clarity, not commitments.

For families who want time to think.

Not everyone is ready to talk right away.

The Care Standard is a short weekly note from Garrison Care, written for families who are paying attention and trying to make thoughtful decisions without rushing.

It’s a place to reflect, learn, and feel less alone while you’re figuring out what comes next.

One thoughtful note per week. No sales.
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Garrison Care

Thoughtful home care support for families navigating change.


Serving families across the Greater Toronto Area.

Talk to a Care Advisor

A calm 15-30 minute conversation.
No pressure. No obligation.

The Care Standard

A short weekly note for families who want time to think.

Get The Care Standard, one practical note each week for families supporting an aging parent.

Not ready to call?

Let’s talk about what’s changing.