Always Best Care Opens New Franchise in Canada

ROSEVILLE, California—Always Best Care Senior Services, a senior care franchise system in North America, announced the opening of its newest franchise in Northwest Calgary, Alberta. The franchise, owned and operated by Sade and Ibraheem Ogunrinola, will provide comprehensive senior care services, including non-medical in-home care and 24/7 senior living referral services.

Always Best Care, an in-home care and senior services provider, delivers its services through an international network of more than 250 independently owned and operated franchise territories throughout the United States and Canada. 

By working with case managers, social workers, discharge planners, doctors and families, Always Best Care franchise owners provide affordable, comprehensive solutions that can be specifically matched to meet a client’s particular physical or social needs.

“Calgary’s senior population is growing rapidly, and by 2036, it’s estimated that nearly one in five Calgarians will be a senior,” said Sade Ogunrinola. “Recognizing this increasing need, my husband and I decided it was time to step up and contribute to our community by offering compassionate, high-quality care through Always Best Care. We are thrilled open a business that truly makes a difference in the lives of Calgary’s seniors. The influx of people moving to Calgary from various provinces for economic reasons has created a diverse demographic that will benefit from our services. We are eager to start building relationships with local retirement homes, hospitals and other referral sources to establish our presence and serve the community effectively.”

“We are thrilled to welcome Sade and Ibraheem Ogunrinola to the Always Best Care family,” said Jake Brown, president and CEO of Always Best Care. “Their dedication to service and understanding of the local market will undoubtedly contribute to the success of our brand in Northwest Calgary. We look forward to supporting them as they grow their business and make a positive impact in the community.”