- Background-checked caregivers
- Written care plan before any visit
- A care supervisor on every plan
- Incidents escalated within 24 hours
Who it is for
- An ageing parent who needs help with daily routines
- Family who cannot be present every day
- A client recovering from a fall or surgery (combined with our post-hospital service)
What is included
- Personal hygiene support - bathing, oral care, grooming
- Mobility support - transfers, walking, position changes
- Meal preparation + feeding support if needed
- Medication reminders (never administration)
- Companionship and supervised activity
- Daily log + supervisor review
What we do not do
- Injections, wound dressing, IV therapy
- Medication administration or prescribing
- Diagnosis or any clinical decision-making
- Heavy lifting or restraint
Typical engagement
Most clients start at 8 hours/day, 6 days/week. Extends to live-in for higher-need cases.
Where we operate
Elderly care across 4 Nigerian cities.
Same care plan, same supervisor accountability, in every city we run. Switch to the Cities tab to see the neighbourhoods we cover.
4 cities live across Nigeria. Tap a pin to request care there.
Pricing
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Silver, Gold, Platinum. The assessment recommends which one fits this service.
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Related services
Other ways we support families.
Post-hospital recovery care
Non-medical recovery support after discharge - observation, mobility, meals, comfort.
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Companion care
Daytime company, conversation, and gentle activity for older adults who are still independent.
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Specialised support
Structured non-medical care for adults living with dementia, stroke recovery, or chronic conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
Elderly care: your questions answered.
The questions families ask most about elderly care at home.
Will the same caregiver come every day?
We aim for consistency so your parent sees familiar faces. Your supervisor arranges a small, briefed team and covers planned days off, so care never lapses when one person is unavailable.
Can the caregiver give my parent their medication?
Caregivers provide medication reminders and help with the daily routine, but they never administer drugs, give injections, or dress wounds. Anything clinical stays with the doctor or nurse of your choice.
What happens if my parent needs more help over time?
The care plan is reviewed regularly. If needs grow, your supervisor can add hours, bring in specialised support, or move to live-in care, always with your sign-off before anything changes.
How will I know how each day went from abroad?
Every shift produces a structured daily log covering meals, mobility, mood, sleep, and medication reminders. You receive it on WhatsApp, email, SMS, or the Cleaneet app, whichever suits your time zone.
Non-medical scope
Cleaneet caregivers do not provide nursing, prescribing, injections, IV, oxygen, wound dressing, catheter changes, restraint, diagnosis, or clinical decision-making. Medication is reminders only.