MOPC Network has launched a new Senior Valet Service in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, designed to provide residents aged 65 and older with personalized, stress-free access to internet and communication services. Available at no additional cost to FiberFirst and FirstHome Wireless customers, the program combines technical support, priority service, and human-centered care—helping seniors stay connected, safe, and confident in an increasingly digital world.
A Community-First Approach to Connectivity for Seniors
MOPC Network is proud to announce the launch of its Senior Valet Service, a first-of-its-kind program designed exclusively for MOPC FiberFirst and MOPC FirstHome Wireless customers aged 65 and older, available at no additional cost.
As part of MOPC Network’s ongoing commitment to care and community, the Senior Valet Service provides seniors with a personalized, compassionate experience that ensures they can stay connected, safe, and supported. The program goes beyond standard internet service—combining technology, care, and peace of mind into one thoughtful package.
“This program is something truly special,” said Rhiannon McNair, Director of Business Operations at MOPC Network. “We’re building more than a network—we’re building community. The Senior Valet Service was created to make life a little easier for our older residents, helping them stay connected without the worry or frustration that sometimes comes with technology.”
What the Senior Valet Service Includes:
- Priority Service: First in line for restoration during outages, with proactive care calls to ensure everything works smoothly.
- Complete Technical Support: In-home setup assistance for all devices, including house calls when phone support isn’t enough.
- Flexible Billing: Clear, senior-friendly statements with pay-by-cheque options available.
- Family Support: Authorized family members can assist with account management or manage accounts on behalf of loved ones.
- Human Connection: Every call answered by a real person, 24/7—never a machine.
MOPC Network continues to expand its services across the region, now offering internet, home phone, and television services. The Senior Valet Service represents another step toward ensuring every resident—regardless of age—feels confident and supported in a connected community.
“Our seniors have built this community,” added Rhiannon McNair. “Now it’s our turn to make sure they’re supported, connected, and protected—with service that truly puts people first.”
