Can your parent still live alone safely?

Sometimes. It depends on what has changed, what help is already there, and what happens if nobody notices a problem. This free five-minute assessment turns what you have seen into one of three plain answers.

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Free, and the answer comes before the form. No sign-up, no phone call, no sales rep.

Questions families ask

What does it actually ask?

Falls, meals, medicines, memory, chores, and who is nearby. Things you have seen in the last year, not one broad judgment from a distance. “I don’t know” is always an answer.

What are the three answers?

The Parents Home Care assessment gives one of three results. Living alone looks workable right now means nothing you told us pointed to a problem today. Living alone can work with more support means one or more areas need attention, and the result names the kind of support each area calls for. It is time to look at more support than home alone can give means either one event the assessment treats as serious on its own, or difficulty in four or more areas at once, and the first step is a conversation with your parent's doctor. The result is never a number and never a guarantee. The rules behind it are published in full on the how the assessment decides page.

Is it really free?

Yes. The full result comes before any contact request. Afterward you can leave, save it, share it, or choose an optional paid next step, and neither paid path can change the result.

Do I have to sign up?

No. There is no account and no form standing between you and the result.

Will someone call me?

No. Nobody calls you, and we don’t pass your details to anyone who will. We ask for contact details only if you want the result emailed after you have already seen it. Privacy policy.

Is this a medical test?

No. It is not a diagnosis or medical advice, and it can’t examine your parent or say why something changed. It applies published rules, version 1.0, clinically reviewed by Sarah Fleischman, CCC-SLP. Take anything new or urgent to her doctor.

Who are you?

Parents Home Care publishes the assessment and twelve practical guides. Not a home care agency, not a placement service, not a lead form. No directory listings, no paid hardware, no chatbot pretending to be a person. The rules are published in full and were clinically reviewed.

Can my parent take it herself?

Yes. The questions are written so she can answer them too. Two people often see the same situation differently, and both views help the conversation.

What happens to my answers?

They calculate and explain your result. Nothing goes to a placement partner or an advertiser. If you later choose to send a limited summary to Zaidey, a separate consent screen lists the fields first. Consumer health data privacy.

Something happened tonight. Where do I start?

If she isn’t answering the phone, has just left the hospital, has fallen, or has gotten lost, start with the matching practical guide. The assessment is for the bigger pattern. The CDC says falls can be prevented, and the federal Eldercare Locator connects US families with local services.

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