Care for every stage, at home
Choose one service or combine them. Sarah builds the plan around your parent.
Palliative care
Gentle, skilled support for a parent living with a serious or life-limiting illness.
- Pain and symptom management with their doctor
- Personal care with dignity and patience
- Emotional support for your parent and family
- Regular reports so you are never in the dark
Companionship visits
Friendly drop-ins that keep older people connected and cheerful.
- Tea, conversation and a listening ear
- Help with letters, phone calls and small errands
- Light walks and activities they enjoy
- A quiet check that all is well at home
Wellness checks
A nurse's eye on how your parent is really doing, month after month.
- Observations of mobility, mood, nutrition and safety
- Medication and appointment review
- Early warning when more help is needed
- Honest advice on assisted living if the time comes
In-home care
Hands-on support with daily living, from a few hours to regular shifts.
- Washing, dressing and meal preparation
- Medication reminders and mobility help
- Carers Sarah has vetted and trained
- Flexible hours that adjust as needs change
Emergency response
When something goes wrong, you make one call and we step in.
- A nurse assesses the situation quickly
- Help getting to a doctor or hospital
- Someone stays with your parent until family is informed
- On call through the monthly plan, with care billed as delivered
Common questions
Where do you provide care?
Service areas are still being finalised. Tell us where your parent lives and we will confirm what is available.
Can I speak to my parent during a visit?
Yes. Our carers can set up a video call so you can say hello during or after a visit.
What if my parent needs assisted living?
Sarah will tell you honestly when that point is near, and can help you compare options and manage the move.
How are extra services billed?
The monthly plan covers being on call. Visits and care are then charged as delivered, and you receive a clear summary each month.