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Adult Care

Personal assistance, companion care, daily-living support, and recovery support for adults who need help maintaining independence.

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Overview

Personal assistance, companion care, daily-living support, and recovery support for adults who need help maintaining independence.

Scope note: Non-medical personal assistance and companion care for adults. Respects autonomy and informed consent. Does not include clinical care or medical decision-making.

Questions to Ask Before Hiring

  • 1. What experience do you have with this type of care?
  • 2. Can you provide references from previous families or employers?
  • 3. What training or certifications do you hold?
  • 4. How do you handle emergencies?
  • 5. What is your availability and backup plan if you cannot make a shift?
  • 6. Are you comfortable with our specific needs and household routines?
  • 7. What is your cancellation and notice policy?
  • 8. Are you currently background-screened? Through which service?

Family Safety Checklist

  • Meet the caregiver in person or via video call before any in-home visit.
  • Check all verification statuses and contact issuers directly to confirm.
  • Call all listed references before making any commitment.
  • Create a written care agreement covering scope, schedule, pay, and cancellation terms.
  • Prepare a written emergency plan: emergency contacts, allergies, doctor, nearest hospital.
  • Introduce your caregiver to your home layout, emergency exits, and fire extinguisher.
  • Set clear communication expectations (check-ins, updates, concerns).
  • Do not share financial account information with a caregiver.
  • Trust your instincts β€” if something feels wrong, do not proceed.
  • Know how to report concerns: use the report button on any profile or contact us at /report/.

Understanding Costs

Rates for adult care vary significantly by location, experience level, schedule, and specific care needs. Rather than publishing estimates that may not reflect your area, we recommend requesting quotes from multiple providers. Compare rates, scope, and references before committing.

Read our Adult Care cost guide β†’

Background and Credential Considerations

Verification statuses shown on provider profiles indicate what documentation has been submitted and reviewed. No verification status constitutes a guarantee of safety. Always verify credentials, licenses, and background checks directly with the issuing authority before booking.

Learn about our verification system β†’