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13-17 Points: Immediate Support Strongly Recommended
What Your Score Means
What this means:
Your loved one has significant support needs that are affecting their safety, health, and daily functioning. Professional home care is no longer “maybe someday”—it’s needed now.
Recommended next steps:
- Contact a home care agency this week for an immediate assessment
- Plan for daily visits (at minimum) or consider live-in care depending on needs
- Notify their doctor immediately about the concerns you’ve checked, especially any sudden changes
- Create a family emergency plan for the interim period before care starts
- Don’t wait for permission from your loved one if they’re in denial—safety comes first
Why act now: At this level, you’re likely dealing with serious safety risks (falls, malnutrition, medication errors) that could result in hospitalization or permanent injury.
For family caregivers: If you’ve been providing this level of care yourself, you’re likely exhausted and at risk of burnout. Professional help isn’t giving up—it’s ensuring quality care for your loved one AND protecting your own health.
Common at this stage: Resistance from your loved one. Remember that their fear of losing independence is valid, but safety cannot be compromised. Professional caregivers are trained to provide care while preserving dignity and independence.
More Resources
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When Caregivers Need a Break: Respite Services
Taking care of others means you need to take care of yourself, too. Respite care provides support so your loved one is supported while you tend to your own needs.
Our team is here when, where, and how it supports you best
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Senior CareGetting support means maintaining independence as long as possible. Senior care helps loved ones thrive.
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Specialized CareComplex needs require specialized training and support. Get home care services for challenging conditions such as Alzheimer’s, ALS, Parkinson’s, and more.
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Overnight & Respite CareCaregivers need time to recharge. We offer both temporary respite care and ongoing overnight support to ensure your loved one is safe and comfortable while you tend to your own needs.
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Personal CareOur caregivers help you maintain your health and dignity through assistance with personal hygiene, medication reminders, vitals monitoring, meals, and more.
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Companionship & OutingsWhether at home, hospital, or elsewhere, companionship services mean you’ll have support where you need it.
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Household SupportMake each day easier by getting help from our caregivers with housekeeping tasks such as cleaning and laundry.
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Post-Hospitalization RecoveryEnsure a quick and smooth recovery after a hospital stay with physical and emotional support by our caregivers at home.
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Disability Support ServicesNot only seniors require in-home care. We provide a range of health and home disability support services that ensure your well-being and help you live life to the fullest.
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Senior Care
Getting support means maintaining independence as long as possible. Senior care helps loved ones thrive.
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Specialized Care
Complex needs require specialized training and support. Get home care services for challenging conditions such as Alzheimer’s, ALS, Parkinson’s, and more.
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Overnight & Respite Care
Caregivers need time to recharge. We offer both temporary respite care and ongoing overnight support to ensure your loved one is safe and comfortable while you tend to your own needs.
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Personal Care
Our caregivers help you maintain your health and dignity through assistance with personal hygiene, medication reminders, vitals monitoring, meals, and more.
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Companionship & Outings
Whether at home, hospital, or elsewhere, companionship services mean you’ll have support where you need it.
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Household Support
Make each day easier by getting help from our caregivers with housekeeping tasks such as cleaning and laundry.
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Post-Hospitalization Recovery
Ensure a quick and smooth recovery after a hospital stay with physical and emotional support by our caregivers at home.
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Disability Support Services
Not only seniors require in-home care. We provide a range of health and home disability support services that ensure your well-being and help you live life to the fullest.
When our mom was being discharged from the hospital we knew we could not provide all the supports she required to keep her healthy and safe. Jovee met with us to explain what was possible and set up a schedule mom was comfortable with. Vanessa made mom feel comfortable instantly and in a short period of time they connected. Mom considered her a companion not just a care assistant. They watched the Olympics together after mom’s shower and lunch. Their kindness continued when mom had to enter back into the hospital with their regular checkins to see how she was doing. I’d highly recommend their services. They are genuine and caring, and treated our mom as though she was family. So grateful.