Request.
Match. Visit.
Report.
Four chapters. The whole engagement, described in the order it happens.
Request.
A phone call. Twenty minutes, usually less. We ask about the elder — what they like, what they avoid, what the family worries about. Nothing is committed.
Match.
We propose one or two companions based on language, temperament, and household fit. A first meeting is arranged at home, with a family member present. There is no charge for this meeting.
Visit.
Visits begin at the cadence the family chooses — twice a week, daily, weekends only. The companion arrives on time, removes shoes at the door, and stays for the hours agreed.
Report.
After each visit, a short written summary goes to the named family contact: mood, activity, any observation worth knowing. Nothing dramatic — the steady record that lets distant family rest a little easier.