Care types
Adult & senior care
- Who it's for
- Adults 18 and over
- How it's delivered
- In-home or partner adult day centre
- Typical length
- Up to 10 hours a day, daytime
- Where
- Their home · Your home · A partner adult day centre
Reimbursement available
The scenario
Mom's coming home from the hospital
Discharge is Thursday, you're out of PTO, and she can't manage stairs alone yet. Book to her address, in her timezone. The intake asks what she actually needs, and tells you plainly if it's beyond what we can safely staff.
What's covered
- Companion care: presence, conversation, light meal prep, tidying
- Medication *reminders*
- Mobility support that doesn't require a lift device
- Care at a different address from yours — book for a parent two states away
- A seat at a partner adult day centre where one exists
What isn't
Saying this plainly is the point. A booking we can’t safely staff is worse than no booking, and the intake will tell your employee before they submit — not after.
- Medication administration, dispensing or injections
- Wound care, catheter care or ostomy care
- Transfers requiring a lift device (Hoyer, sit-to-stand)
- Any skilled nursing task
- Driving the care recipient anywhere
The rest of the catalogue
One benefit, every kind of care.
Child care
In-home or a reserved seat at a licensed centre, 6 weeks to 12 years.
Pet care
Drop-in visits, walks and overnights when the plan falls through.
Tutoring & camps
School-break coverage and academic help, in person or virtual.
Reimbursed care
Use your own person — a grandparent, a neighbour, your regular sitter — and get paid back.
See it working before you buy it.
Twenty minutes, screen-shared, against your actual headcount and care mix.