Tier 1 — Companion Care
(Presence)
Minimum: 4 hours per visit
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Companionship and engagement
Light meal preparation and daily routine support
Medication reminders (no administration)
Light housekeeping related to the client
Transportation and errands (Mileage will be added using “IRS Standard Mileage Rate for the current year”)
General safety presence and observation
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No hands-on personal care
No transfers
No medication administration
No advanced care coordination
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Observable decline, new diagnosis, or increased need for physical assistance.
Tier 2 — Personal Care & Assisted Daily Living (ADL) Support
(Physical Support)
Minimum: 4 hours per visit
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Extended or continuous bedside presence
Comfort care (repositioning, hygiene support, environmental calm)
Coordinated support for mobility needs (including 2-person assist when required)
Proactive communication with hospice teams, facility staff, and family
Monitoring condition changes and escalating concerns
Emotional support for both patient and family
Full continuation of Tier 2 services
Coverage for most hospice care needs, including light support for Alzheimer’s and
dementia patients*
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We are no longer just assisting, we are actively advocating
We are operating in a dynamic, changing condition environment
Family communication becomes a core responsibility
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Rapid decline, active transitioning, or need for continuous 24/7 support.
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