Karam will ask something different of an elder, a buyer, a carer and a professional. Read the part that is about you.
Whether it is for you or for a parent, Karam is meant to explain everything and answer every question before anything is decided. The elder stays in the home. The elder never pays anything, and the cost of care is never set by what the home is worth.
If someone asks for care for another person, Karam plans to speak with the elder himself, calmly, before anything happens. Read the three paths →
You would buy an elder's home and pay its full value over time, with no interest, into an account in the elder's own name. You may also be the one who lives with the elder and looks after him — or that can be a different carer.
Living with an elder or caring for one is a noble and honoured job, and Karam plans to treat it that way. Karam plans to train carers, check their background, plan their hours and pay them. Every person who enters an elder's home would be checked before being sent.
For people who give care, home services, activities or legal help, and want to serve elders with dignity. Karam plans to sign them up, check them, plan their hours and pay them — from the fund, not from the elder. No fee of any kind ever reaches the elder.