Care
Two kinds of help. Both of them happen at home.
We do not staff a facility, and we do not send a rotating bench of strangers. A request is matched to an independent caregiver or a partner agency that does this work in your part of Los Angeles County.
Children
Autism support and respite
For families who need a capable adult in the home so a parent can work a shift, take a sibling somewhere, or simply stop. The caregiver follows the routine you already have. They are not there to run a therapy program.
What it can look like
- After-school or weekend hours while you are out
- Help keeping meals, transitions, and calming routines
- A pace that stays quiet if the house needs quiet
- A note on the form if Regional Center respite is approved
What it is not
- ABA, speech, occupational therapy, or clinical treatment
- A promise that we bill your Regional Center
- Emergency coverage or a same-hour guarantee
Seniors
Companion care
For an older adult who is safer and less lonely with someone nearby. Conversation, a meal, a walk around the block, and the small order of the house. Families pay the caregiver or the agency, not us.
What it can look like
- Daytime company a few hours at a time
- Meals, a walk, and light help keeping the home in order
- Someone who notices if the day is off and tells the family
What it is not
- Skilled nursing, wound care, or hospice
- Medication management as a clinical service
- A live-in placement arranged overnight
Tell us which one fits.
If the week has both a child and a senior in it, say so. We would rather read the real house than force it into one box.