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A gift card for a parent

Give a visit your parent will actually use

Some parents will not ask for help. A gift card makes it a present: one safety visit, or a year of four, with the same two people who come each time.

What the card gives

  • One visit, up to 90 minutes with two people

  • Or a full year: one visit each season

  • A card mailed to you or to your parent, or sent as a PDF

  • We call your parent to find a day, and they choose what we look at

A dark wood staircase with carved newel posts and balusters

How it works

Three steps, and your parent is in charge of the third

  1. 01

    Step 1: You choose and pay

    Pick one visit or a year of four. We confirm the details by phone, then invoice you. Nothing is charged on this site.

  2. 02

    Step 2: We send the card

    A printed card to you or to your parent, or a PDF by email, with a line from you if you like.

  3. 03

    Step 3: Your parent picks the day

    Sabina calls your parent to find a time. They say what to look at. If they decline, we talk with you about what to do with the card.

Card terms

What a card covers, and what it doesn't

A card is for visits, not a cash amount. It covers the time and the visit's written report. Parts we buy, such as a grab bar, are added at what we paid and invoiced to whoever you choose.

A gift card is not insurance or a warranty. It is for houses in our Monroe County service area. Terms and the last day to use a card are written on the card.

Ask for a card

Tell us who it is for

We call you to confirm the details. We don't call your parent until you and they have agreed.

What to give
Send the card to

We use what you send only to arrange the card. We never share it.