Overnight & 24-Hour Care

When care needs do not sleep, families should not have to stay awake in fear.

When you can’t be there, our compassionate caregivers provide the comfort, care, and reassurance that make home feel safe—every hour of every day.

Why Overnight & 24-Hour Care Matters

46.8% of Ontario caregivers reported distress in 2024/25; distressed caregivers report about 40 hours per week of care. (Ontario, 2024/25; Source: Ontario Long Term Care Association summary citing CIHI caregiver distress data)

316,600 Ontarians were projected to be living with dementia by the end of 2024. (Ontario, 2024; Source: Alzheimer Society of Ontario)

The question isn't whether your loved one needs support. It's whether they're getting it right now, when they need it most.

We Make Getting Care Simple

NtongoCARE gives your family clarity, trusted support, and peace of mind from the very first call.

Step 1
Reach out for a Free Care Consultation

Start with one calm conversation, and NtongoCARE will help your family move from worry to clear next steps.

Step 2
Comprehensive Care Assessment

Before we recommend care, we listen deeply so your loved one can receive support that feels safe, personal, and right at home.

Step 3
Personalized Care Plan Development

Every care plan is thoughtfully built around your loved one’s routines, dignity, comfort, and the way they want to live at home.

Step 4
Caregiver Matching & Service Start

We match your loved one with trusted support that helps care feel safer, warmer, and more reassuring from the very first visit

Flexible Overnight Care Pricing Options

Overnight Care

Ideal for loved ones who need support during nighttime hours but may not require continuous care during the day.

From $325 / night

Best for: Waking frequently at night, Bathroom or continence support, Falls risk when getting out of bed, Dementia-related confusion or wandering, Nighttime anxiety or restlessness, Family caregivers who need sleep

Awake Overnight Support

Ideal when your loved one needs active supervision through the night and should not be left unattended while the caregiver sleeps.

From $395 / night

Best for: High falls risk, Wandering risk, Frequent toileting needs, Nighttime confusion, Unsafe transfers, Post-hospital monitoring needs

24-Hour Care

Ideal for clients whose needs continue across the full day and night and require planned caregiver coverage.

From $350 / Day

Best for: Significant mobility needs, Advanced dementia support, Post-hospital recovery, Family caregiver burnout, Continuous supervision need, Complex daily routines requiring consistent support

What Ontario Families Say About NtongoCARE

Maria T., Scarborough

We finally sleep again
After months of taking turns staying awake with Mom, NtongoCARE’s overnight support gave our family relief we didn’t know we still needed. The caregivers are gentle, alert, and respectful. For the first time in a long time, we wake up rested instead of afraid.

David R. Central Etobicoke

Someone caring is there when we cannot be.
Dad’s needs do not stop in the evening. Having dependable 24-hour support has changed everything for our family. We feel calmer knowing he is safe, comfortable, and cared for around the clock.

Susan L North York

They protected Mom’s nights and our family’s peace.
Mom’s sundowning was exhausting all of us. NtongoCARE’s overnight caregivers helped keep her calm, safe, and supported while we rested. It gave our family back strength, patience, and peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about Overnight & 24-Hour Care

Overnight Care provides support during the night for loved ones who may need reassurance, toileting assistance, mobility support, supervision, or help with nighttime routines. It gives families peace of mind when nights feel unsafe or exhausting.

Awake overnight support means the caregiver remains awake and available through the night when the client needs active supervision or frequent assistance. 

24-hour care provides continuous day-and-night support through planned caregiver coverage. It is designed for clients whose needs continue beyond daytime hours.

No. 24-hour care and live-in care are different care arrangements. 24-hour care is usually planned through caregiver shifts. Live-in care may involve separate rest, accommodation, and scheduling considerations.

Overnight care may be right for someone who wakes often, is at risk of falling, needs bathroom support, experiences dementia-related confusion, wanders, feels anxious at night, or has recently returned home from hospital.

Yes. Overnight care gives family caregivers time to sleep and recover while knowing their loved one has support through the night.

Yes. NtongoCARE can provide calm reassurance, supervision, redirection, and routine support for clients who experience confusion, anxiety, restlessness, or wandering at night.

No. NtongoCARE provides non-medical support. We do not replace nurses or clinical care. We support daily routines, supervision, personal care, meals, mobility, companionship, and family relief.

Book a free care consultation. NtongoCARE will learn about your loved one’s needs, risks, routines, urgency, and family situation before recommending the best support option.

NtongoCARE Canada Inc. provides non-medical home care and supportive services. Our caregivers may assist with daily routines, companionship, personal support, meal preparation, reminders, mobility support, respite, and safety monitoring. NtongoCARE does not replace physicians, nurses, emergency care, or regulated clinical services. Medication support is limited to reminders and assistance within the caregiver’s training, role, and applicable law

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Ready to Get the Support You Need?

Care should fit real life, not just paperwork. Whether your family needs immediate Private support or guidance around Family-Managed Home Care, NtongoCARE helps you choose the clearest next step.