What to expect
- We ask for only the information needed to continue a conversation.
- Your contact preferences are treated with care.
- For an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.
ProxyKare
Trust And Safety Boundaries
ProxyKare takes privacy seriously and is clear about the kinds of support we can discuss.
A clear place to begin
The first conversation helps you share the basics without asking you to tell your whole story at once.
- You choose how ProxyKare contacts you.
- The initial form uses focused questions.
- You can ask questions before deciding what to do next.
Non-clinical support
ProxyKare focuses on everyday support conversations. We do not diagnose conditions, provide medical treatment, or replace a licensed care professional.
- Medication reminders are different from administering medication.
- Support conversations do not replace a clinician or emergency responder.
- When a request falls outside our scope, we will say so plainly.
How provider review works
The first provider interest form is intentionally limited. It helps the team understand your service area, categories, availability, and experience before any later review steps are discussed.
- We do not ask for document uploads or government identification through the first form.
- Any additional requirements are explained clearly if you continue the conversation.
- Submitting interest does not guarantee work, placement, or a provider match.
Your information
The details you share are used to understand your request and continue the conversation you chose to begin.
- Contact choices are kept separate from optional updates.
- The initial forms do not ask for document uploads or unrestricted sensitive narratives.
- Contact us if you have a question about the information you shared.
When something feels wrong
If you have a concern about a communication or interaction, contact ProxyKare through the Contact page.
- For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911.
- Do not use the website as an emergency response channel.
- We welcome questions about accessibility, privacy, or the care conversation.