The people behind BedHub.

For more than 15 years, Karen Cazemier has dedicated her career to senior care. Her journey began when her grandmother needed more support than the family could find in traditional settings. Wanting something more personal and comforting, Karen opened her first small care home, a place grounded in warmth, safety, and genuine connection.

Her work quickly grew into a lifelong commitment. Karen has since operated multiple residential care homes across Alberta, at times managing as many as five simultaneously. Her leadership has always been hands-on and heart-led, focused on creating true home-like environments while navigating the complexities of staffing, licensing, and daily care.

But even with strong teams and full homes, one problem never went away. Small, high-quality care homes struggled to reach the families who needed them most.

That realization became the foundation for BedHub. Built to connect families and care homes through transparency, trust, and simplicity.

For more than 25 years, Caroline has supported individuals and families through life's transitions. Her work has long been defined by strategic thinking, informed guidance, and the kind of expertise families can lean on in hard moments. She has helped build BedHub from its earliest days.

Her path into senior living became personal in 2018 when her own parents required increasing levels of care. That experience gave her firsthand understanding of the emotional and logistical complexities families face — and the profound difference that compassionate environments and clear information can make.

When her mother later moved into one of Karen's homes, Caroline witnessed the strength of small, family-style care: relationships, comfort, and dignity woven into everyday life. That perspective continues to shape her work at BedHub, where she helps families find that kind of care and helps small homes be seen by the families looking for them.