Services
Transportation and accompaniment means an Independent Provider goes with the person to appointments, errands and outings, and may drive if they offer that. Check with the Independent Provider before you book. They set their own rates, and you choose who to contact.
These are non-medical support services. Safety Net Home Care is a platform, not a care provider. In an emergency, call 911.
Transportation suits people who no longer drive, who feel unsure going out alone, or who want company at appointments, and families who cannot always take them.
It does not include medical transportation such as ambulances or stretcher services, and it does not include medical care during the trip. In an emergency, call 911.
Each Independent Provider sets their own hourly rate, so prices vary. When you book, you see the Independent Provider's rate and the Safety Net Home Care platform fee as two separate lines before you pay. Your card is held when you send a request, and it is charged only if the Independent Provider accepts.
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Some do and some do not. Ask the Independent Provider before you book. If they drive, you can ask about their licence and insurance.
Some can run errands. Agree what is included, and how the cost of any items is handled, with the Independent Provider before the visit.
Wellness checks at home: short, friendly check-in visits from Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care. Not a medical service.
Non-medical personal care at home: help with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting from Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care.
Companionship at home: friendly conversation, shared activities and regular visits from Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care.
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Last updated October 13, 2026
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