Now onboarding founding households across Singapore
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An elderly Singaporean resident at her HDB dining table — a carer pouring tea beside her
Elder-mindingHouseholds · MOM HSS

A trained carer who knows your parent — visit after visit.

Companionship, light housekeeping, meal prep and mobility support — delivered hour-by-hour under Singapore's Household Services Scheme. The same WSQ-trained carer every visit, supervised by an operations lead.

  • Same carer every visit
  • Supervisor at every first session
  • 100% WSQ-certified in elder care
  • CPR + AED current
What a visit looks like

Six steady things, on a quiet schedule.

Sessions are normally 2 to 4 hours. We work with you on the rhythm that suits the household — most families start with two mornings per week and adjust from there.

Companionship

A real conversation, the newspaper, the radio, a slow walk to the void deck. The visit isn't a list — it's company.

Light housekeeping

Bedroom, bathroom, kitchen surfaces, laundry put away. We don't do post-renovation work in an elder-minding session — that's a separate booking.

Meal preparation

A simple meal cooked or warmed through. We can follow a family recipe and stay within dietary needs (low-salt, soft food, halal).

Medication reminders

We don't dispense — we remind, observe, and flag to the family if anything is missed or changes.

Mobility support

Help moving around the flat, accompanied walks, support to and from the medical clinic. Manual handling certified.

A useful visit note

A short WhatsApp note to the family after each visit — what was done, how the resident was, what to know for next time.

What we don't do

We're not a substitute for a live-in helper, and we don't pretend to be a clinic.

For medical procedures, wound care, injections, catheter management or nursing-level care, we point you to a registered home-nursing service. We'll happily coordinate around them — never replace them.

The first visit

Always met by a supervisor, in person.

We don't drop a stranger at your door. The operations supervisor turns up with the carer, introduces them to the resident and family, walks through the routine, and stays until everyone is comfortable.

  1. 01

    WhatsApp us

    Tell us a bit about the household — name, area, who lives there, what kind of help is needed.

  2. 02

    A short call

    A 15-minute call with the operations lead to align on what matters and what doesn't. Free.

  3. 03

    Carer profile

    We send a profile of the proposed carer — training, languages, tenure with THR33 — for the family to approve.

  4. 04

    First visit, supervised

    Carer and supervisor arrive together. The supervisor stays until the household is settled.

  5. 05

    The rhythm continues

    Same carer, same days. Schedule changes by WhatsApp. The supervisor checks in monthly.

The person at your door

How we train, pay, and keep carers long enough to know your parent.

Rotation is what breaks home-care. We invest heavily in worker welfare so the carer who knows your father in March is still there in October.

  • 6-week structured onboarding before any home visit
  • Above-Progressive-Wage pay, paid CPF, paid leave
  • 1 supervisor : 8 carers, weekly check-ins
  • Quarterly refresher; CPR re-certified annually
A void deck in the morning — bicycles parked, seniors on benches with newspapers
Pricing

From S$28 / hour, with no commitment beyond the month.

Monthly invoicing. 12-hour free cancellation. Pause anytime with a week's notice.

Onboarding founding households · WhatsApp for availability

Set up a first visit. Met by the operations supervisor.

Send us a short message — the address area, what kind of help is needed, and when you'd like to start. Reply usually inside 20 minutes.

  • MOM HSS-listed
  • NEA LCB Class 3
  • Insured · public liability
  • Sessions from S$78
WhatsApp to book