Aging in place · Vetted neighbors · Zero-CAC partners
SafeChores matches seniors and disabled adults with vetted local helpers for home chores, backed by proactive safety stings and benefits navigation.
Three funnels · One brand
Each audience gets a clear path — coordinated on SafeChores.
Vetted, intergenerational help to keep your loved ones safe at home.
We do not stop at background checks. Our Integrity & Safety Audit Program (ISAP) actively tests Givers for honesty and boundaries before they reach your door.
Stay in the home you love. Let your neighbors handle the heavy lifting.
Help is local, friendly, and potentially fully subsidized through grants, Medicare Advantage, or Medicaid HCBS waivers.
Earn $15 to $25/hr helping seniors in your community. Flexible hours that matter.
Purpose-driven gig work with meaningful social impact — not another anonymous delivery run.
The chores that matter
60% of senior falls occur during basic household chores. We focus on the tasks that insurers and discharge planners overlook — not just grab bars and bathroom rails.
Same-level trips that drive indoor fall risk.
Exterior hazards during seasonal transitions.
Pathways and high-traffic zones before Week 1 at home.
The Safety Shield
SafeChores runs the Integrity & Safety Audit Program (ISAP) — randomized stings with mock properties and safety actors to verify honesty and boundaries before workers enter vulnerable homes.
Low-value bait on exterior Tier 1 chores.
Threshold compliance on zero-entry rules.
High-value bait after gated Tier 2 access.
Micro-quizzes and randomized face-match checks.
Benefits onramp
Many seniors pay cash without knowing they qualify for state-funded support. Our platform flags chore patterns for benefits screening. Licensed social workers (Giver Pros) assist with Medicaid HCBS enrollment when needed.
Automatic eligibility review · Giver Pro assessment chores · Foundation subsidy pool
Enterprise
Build a zero-CAC discharge loop. Bill at enterprise rates, dispatch Tier-2 verified Givers, and audit care compliance — without adding home-health agency overhead.
Zero-CAC distribution
From the biz-dev playbook: acquire demand and supply through partners who already serve seniors.
Discharge planners prescribe four weeks of laundry, trash, and pathway chores in the high-risk Week 1 window after orthopedic or cardiac events.
Code officers attach SafeChores brochures with warning notices — compliance without fines for seniors who cannot maintain yards alone.
Financial aid offices list SafeChores as approved community service — steady, local Giver supply at near-zero CAC.