Two paths in
Diaspora families
You are in another country and timezone. We do the in-person assessment, run the shifts, write the daily reports, and route incidents to you in your inbox or on WhatsApp. Payments from your card in your currency, settled in Naira at home.
Local relatives
You live in the same city but you cannot be there every day. You want a serious operation behind the caregiver so you do not end up running a small care company on the side. Same daily reports, plus the option of in-person supervisor reviews when you want them.
Common situations
Each one starts the same way: a documented assessment, then a written care plan, then a trained caregiver supervised by a real person.
A parent in their 70s or 80s, still independent in spirit but no longer safe alone all day. Companionship, mobility help, meals, medication reminders, and a steady human presence.
Someone home after a hospital stay. We cover the non-medical side of recovery, so the household can focus on getting better instead of running a small care operation themselves.
Adults living with dementia, stroke recovery, or another chronic condition. Structured non-medical care with the doctor of your choice kept in the loop.
A practical second pair of hands in the first weeks with a newborn. Household help, light observation, gentle respite. Not clinical postnatal care.
When Cleaneet is not the right fit
Cleaneet is non-medical home support. We do not provide nursing, prescribing, medication administration, injections, IV, oxygen, wound dressing, catheter changes, unsafe lifting, restraint, diagnosis, or clinical decision-making. Medication support is reminders only.
If a situation needs clinical care we cannot provide, we say so at assessment and point you toward the right kind of service. Honesty up front beats disappointment later.
