Support for Families During Care Transitions
“Professional, non-medical caregivers in defined time blocks (Morning / Evening / Overnight) — 7–21 days — private-pay, prepaid.”
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
When Families Need Reliable Support — Fast
Care transitions can be overwhelming. Whether a loved one is returning home after a hospital stay, recovering from surgery, or requiring overnight supervision due to cognitive decline, finding dependable help quickly matters.
Deserved Care provides short-term, private-pay caregiver staffing to support families during these critical transition periods.
We focus on consistency, safety, and clear boundaries — not long-term dependency.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
Who Our Services Are Best For
When Families Typically Reach Out to Us:
Families contact Deserved Care during moments of transition — when additional support is needed temporarily, not indefinitely.
Returning home after a hospital stay or surgery
Recovery following illness or injury
Increased fall risk requiring short-term supervision
Overnight monitoring for cognitive decline or safety concerns
Gaps in family availability during a defined period
Our role is to provide structured, short-term support so families can stabilize safely and plan next steps.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
What We Provide
Deserved Care provides non-medical caregiver staffing, focused on safety, supervision, and daily support.
Our caregivers offer non-medical support, including:
Supervision and safety monitoring
Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)
Support with routines such as meals, mobility, and hygiene
Overnight supervision to reduce fall or wandering risk
Observation and communication of concerns to families
We observe and report concerns — medical care remains with licensed providers.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
What We Do Not Provide
To maintain clarity and safety, Deserved Care does not provide:
Medication administration
Clinical or nursing assessments
Wound care or medical procedures
On-call or open-ended care
Flexible or changing schedules
We observe and report **safety-related concerns only**. Medical care and clinical decision-making
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
How Our Services Are Structured
To ensure quality and reliability, services are delivered in defined coverage blocks:
Morning Support: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Afternoon / Evening Support: 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Overnight Supervision: 7:00 PM – 7:00 AM
Services are:
Short-term (typically 7–21 days)
Private-pay only
Prepaid and scheduled in advance
Non-medical in scope
This structure ensures reliability, predictability, and clear boundaries for families and caregivers.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
Pricing
Private-Pay Rates
Morning Support (6 hours): $330/block
Afternoon / Evening (6 hours): $330/block
Overnight Supervision (12 hours): $420/block
Rates reflect short-term, professional staffing with defined schedules and vetted caregivers.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
Who we are a good fit for:
This Service Is a Good Fit If You:
Need short-term support during a transition
Want clear schedules and expectations
Prefer private-pay services without insurance delays
Value structure, professionalism, and boundaries
Our role is to bridge the gap during transitions, not replace healthcare providers.
Who we are not a good fit for:
This Service Is Not a Good Fit If You:
Are seeking long-term or ongoing care
-Require medical or nursing services (medication administration, clinical assessments, wound care)
Need flexible or frequently changing schedules
Want on-call or informal arrangements
Are you looking for insurance/Medicaid-billable care
If any of these describe your needs, we can help you explore appropriate alternatives.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
Our Caregivers
All caregivers are:
W-2 employees
Screened and background-checked
Trained in safety, supervision, and boundaries
Scheduled within defined scopes and time blocks
Caregivers arrive prepared to support families professionally and respectfully — without overstepping medical or personal boundaries.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.
How to Get Started
Our process is simple and intentional:
Request a consultation
We review your situation to confirm fit
Coverage blocks and timelines are confirmed
Services are scheduled and prepaid
Support begins as scheduled
Our goal is to help families move through transitions with clarity and confidence.
We do not administer medications, provide clinical care, or adjust treatment plans.