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We make every effort to employ Companions who are dedicated to their clients, and are dependable. With that said, the reality is that things happen. When a client requests a Premium Event, a Companion claims the event, and another Companion is put on standby and paid for 1 hour from COMPANY FUNDS, just in case the original Companion runs into an issue where they are unable to attend. If no Companion is able to go, the Owner will make every effort to attend. After all efforts are made, if the client has to miss the event, they will be FULLY REFUNDED.

Again, things happen. However, when tickets are purchased for Premier Events, they are nonrefundable through that particular event vendor. Meaning, once the ticket is bought, no refund will be given! Therefore, Forever Love Companion Care is unable to recoup those funds to return to the client, nor the funds needed to pay the Companion for the time they would have spent with the client. In all fairness, the Companion cleared their schedule to be able to attend the event with the client and will be compensated for their time at the CLIENT'S EXPENSE.

$25/hr

Ms. Charlene is able to live independently. Her children feels she’s forgetful and should not drive or cook. Walking has become difficult after knee replacement surgery.

$30/hr

Ms. Penny needs assistance getting in and out of the shower but can bathe herself. She uses a walker or Rollator to help her walk. She can feed herself. Wants help with household chores and grocery shopping.

$35/hr

Ms. Crawford has lived alone until this past month when her son noticed she was losing weight from not eating and has been wandering around her house at night, confused. His wife is able to be with her during the day, bathes her and cooks for her. He would like someone to come in to help keep her safe at night, while he works and his wife goes home to rest. Twice a week he would like his mother to participate in daycare activities outside the home.

$1,200-$2,000/month

Mr. Page’s daughter lives in Washington DC and has been visiting her father in a local rehab facility once a month. He lived independently prior to suffering from a stroke. She stays at his home while visiting. He is being released from the facility on hospice given less than two months expected to live. She does not feel comfortable caring for him at home. He is unable to speak, eat or assist with any activities of daily living. He will transition at our care home with 24h care and open overnight visitation.