Non-medical home care in Greater Austin, San Antonio and Greater Dallas
Day-to-day help keeping life organized: reminders, routines and the small tasks that keep a household running. This is non-clinical help, so caregivers remind rather than give medications.
Every visit follows your loved one’s care plan, and every task is logged in our app as it happens, with GPS check-in and check-out. Here’s how a typical visit can look.
Personal assistance & reminders
Sample visit, logged in the Keep Safe Care app
Sample
3 of 4 tasks done. Family can follow along as it happens.
Home care has a turnover problem. When caregivers are underpaid they move on, and families keep starting over with someone new. Keep Safe Care was built to change that.
That’s our 2/3 Rule®. Caregivers earn two-thirds of what you pay for care, so good caregivers stay, and your loved one sees familiar faces week after week.
Book as little as one hour a week and adjust the schedule as needs change, with no long-term commitment.
The more hours you need each week, the lower your hourly rate. Our own technology keeps overhead down, and we pass the savings on.
Every Keep Safe Care caregiver is insured and bonded, for your family’s protection and theirs.
Caregivers check in and out with GPS, and tasks, photos and messages are tracked in our app in real time, so your family knows how every visit went.
There are no minimum hours. Sketch a week and add it to your request.
Hours each day
20hours a week
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 12 PM
Typical fit: Part-time care
There are no contracts and no minimum hours. With our sliding fee scale, the more hours you book each week, the lower your hourly rate.
Most care plans combine two or three services in the same visit.
Companion careCompany, conversation and outings
Meal preparationHome-cooked meals and groceries
Can’t find your answer? Call (512) 766-0150 and talk it through with us.
Caregivers remind your loved one to take medications on schedule, but they don’t administer medications or perform medical tasks. Those are handled by licensed nurses or a home health agency.
Yes. Caregivers can help set up calls, show how to use a tablet and keep devices charged and ready.
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll help you figure out the right kind and amount of care. There’s no contract and no minimum.
