Guardian (adult child)
Sends the parent-care problem and receives the result on one page.
SERVICE STRUCTURE
This is how the service runs,
and how the costs are divided.
A guardian is not buying information; they hand off what is hard to do themselves and have the result confirmed. Service fees and this service’s fees are paid separately.
PARTIES
Business hypothesisWho does what,
and how money moves
This service
Reviews the request, splits the problem, finds and connects the right provider, and sends back an organized result.
Service provider
Actually delivers on-site services such as home visits, hospital accompaniment, and visiting beauty care.
| Who | What they do | How money moves |
|---|---|---|
| Guardian (adult child) | Sends the parent-care problem and gives only the needed material (grade, services in use, dates, area). Receives a one-page result and decides the next action. | Pays the operator for organizing, consulting, and monthly result summaries. Pays service fees directly to the provider. |
| This service | Reviews the request and sorts it into seven types (care grade, cost, hospital accompaniment, visiting service, daily support, housing, end-of-life). Explains NHIS rules and costs in the guardian’s terms. Connects suitable providers and sends the result on one page. | Receives the guardian’s fee. Any fee for connecting providers is taken only after Employment Security Act review, and we do not hold money on behalf of providers. |
| Service provider | Directly performs on-site services such as hospital accompaniment, home visits, visiting beauty care, and welfare equipment. Service quality and accident liability rest with the provider, and insurance is checked. | Receives service fees from the guardian. For government-supported services, charges only the set co-payment. |
| NHIS and local government (public desk) | Handles grade applications and assessments, care plans, and benefit guidance. This service does not replace the public desk; it helps with comparing, booking, and confirming after a grade is set. | Premiums and co-payment rates are set by law (home 15%, facility 20%). |
PER CASE
Business hypothesisThe order of one case and fee items
One case is designed to be handled in the order intake → organize → explain → connect → one-page result. The monthly result summary is for children living far away who want to check on a parent repeatedly.
- 1
Intake
Take the problem, grade, and services in use.
- 2
Organize
Classify the problem by type and explain it plainly.
- 3
Explain
Put time and cost into numbers.
- 4
Connect
Show where to ask and what to say, or connect an institution.
- 5
One-page result
Problem / what we checked / where we connected / cost / next action
What fees are charged
| Item | Who pays | When it is used |
|---|---|---|
| One-time problem organizing | Guardian | When you do not know where to start checking |
| Veteran consultation | Guardian | When you need an explanation from someone experienced in care and hospitals |
| Visiting-service connection | Service provider (after legal review) | When connecting people, e.g., hospital accompaniment or visiting beauty care |
| Monthly result summary | Guardian | When a child living far away wants to check the parent’s situation each month |
The specific scope and cost of each fee item will be set during business review; please contact us for the current plan. Service fees and this service’s fees are always kept separate.
FIRST OFFERINGS
Business hypothesisWhat we offer first
| Deliverable | What the guardian receives | Why people use it |
|---|---|---|
| One-time problem organizing | A one-page situation summary, needed materials, and next actions | Reduces the time lost not knowing where to start checking. |
| Veteran consultation | Practitioner consultation on care grade, cost, facilities, and hospital issues | When you want the real handling order rather than internet search |
| Visiting-service connection | Connection to hospital accompaniment, visiting beauty care, welfare equipment, outing accompaniment | Guardians receive this connection free; any fee on the provider side is decided after legal review. |
| Monthly guardian report | A monthly 1–4 times summary of condition, cost, visit results, and next actions | Children living far away can check a parent’s situation repeatedly. |
OUR BOUNDARY
Legal & operations review neededWe do not run direct staffing.
Going into direct staffing first raises employment-agency and dispatch law, employment, quality, and accident issues. We start with consultation, interpretation, booking assistance, partner connection, and reports, and decide the connection method and referral fees after legal review.
Curious about how the service is structured?
Contact us and we will share what is currently under review on scope and cost.