Reach out any hour
You can send a message 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. That 24/7 access is for messages. Live conversations, including by phone or video, can be scheduled with our team. We will explain availability on the call.
Sevah Care's application for a Home Care Organization license from the California Department of Social Services, Home Care Services Bureau, is in process. Sevah Care is not yet licensed and does not currently provide or arrange home care services. We will update this site once a license is issued.
Concierge membership
Concierge membership for your mom or dad.
A virtual nonmedical care coordination concierge service and platform. Send a message any hour. That 24/7 access is for messages. Live conversations, including by phone or video, can be scheduled with our team. Get a plan and an advocate, help through healthcare, and keep the family in the loop. Families pay privately. If you have long term care insurance, check with your insurer; many policies cover only licensed providers, and Sevah Care is not yet licensed. We do not help file VA or insurance claims.
- Virtual nonmedical care coordination concierge service and platform
- Serving the Bay Area
- No obligation
- Private pay or long term care insurance
- Virtual nonmedical care coordination concierge service and platform
- Serving the Bay Area
- No obligation
- Private pay or long term care insurance
What the membership includes
Any hour. A plan. A path through healthcare. The family in the loop.
24/7 access is for messages. Live conversations, including by phone or video, can be scheduled with our team. We will explain availability on the call. This does not replace your parent's doctor or emergency care. In an emergency, call 911.
Coordination, advocacy, and a plan
We help you plan the week, prepare questions, and speak up for what your parent needs. The help is virtual and nonmedical.
Healthcare navigation
We help you keep track of appointments, write down questions for doctors and insurers, and plan the next step. We do not give legal, insurance, Medi-Cal, Medicare, or VA benefits advice, and we do not act on your behalf with those programs.
Family updates and daily life
We help you see the bigger picture: how routines, appointments, and everyday activities are going, based on what your family shares.
Ways we can help
Plans for the parts of the week that are hard.
Daily routines, company, memory changes, meals, and the first days after the hospital. Each page is about planning, navigation, and staying in touch.
Planning the daily routine
Help planning the hard parts of the day, and a way for the family to stay in the loop.
A good fit when daily routines have become hard, and the family wants a written plan and a way to stay in touch. If your parent is not safe alone, talk with their doctor about in-person help.
If you are planning for a parent: Call if your parent needs a plan for bathing, dressing, or the rest of the day, and you cannot sort it out alone.
If you are planning for yourself: Call if getting dressed, washing up, or moving around your house has gotten harder, and you want a plan for staying at home.
Planning companionship
Ideas for company, movement, and a day that is less quiet, plus notes the family can read.
A good fit when your loved one is mostly safe alone, but loneliness and skipped meals are the worry.
If you are planning for a parent: Call if your parent is home alone more than feels right, and you want a plan for company during the day.
If you are planning for yourself: Call if the days feel quiet, meals get skipped, and you would like a plan for company in your own home.
Planning for memory loss
Help writing a calm routine for someone living with memory loss, and keeping the family updated.
A good fit when memory loss has made the day confusing, and a familiar routine helps more than a new one.
If you are planning for a parent: Call if memory loss has made the day confusing for your parent, and you need help writing down a calm routine.
If you are planning for yourself: You can call for yourself, or ask a family member to call with you. We will talk in plain language about a plan for staying at home.
Planning the first days home
Help listing follow-up visits, questions for the doctor, and what the family should know after a hospital stay.
A good fit in the first days home, when the papers, the visits, and the questions feel like too much.
If you are planning for a parent: Call if your parent is coming home from the hospital and the first days of meals, bathing, and walking feel like too much to plan alone.
If you are planning for yourself: Call if you are home from the hospital and you want a plan for meals, bathing, and getting around while you settle.
Planning meals at home
Help planning meals and simple ideas for a healthier day, using the foods your family already knows.
A good fit when cooking, shopping, or sitting down to a meal has become hard to keep up with.
If you are planning for a parent: Call if you are planning meals for your mom or dad, and you want help with the list and the foods your family already uses.
If you are planning for yourself: Call if cooking or getting groceries has gotten harder, and you want a meal plan for your own kitchen.
Want to talk about the membership?
Call us and tell us about your parent. Families pay privately. If you have long term care insurance, check with your insurer; many policies cover only licensed providers, and Sevah Care is not yet licensed. We do not help file VA or insurance claims. You do not have to decide on the phone.