Engagement Levels & Private Consultation

Three Engagement Levels, Reviewed With Care

Agape offers three engagement levels for families who may need different levels of referral review, planning, and concierge support before non-medical support begins.

The Agape approach

The Right Engagement Level Begins With Understanding

Every household is different. Agape begins with a private conversation to understand the person needing support, the family’s concerns, the home routine, the schedule, and the type of non-medical support being considered. From there, families receive a clearer recommendation on the engagement level that best supports the next step.

Level 1

Basic Engagement

For families who need a lighter referral process.

For families who already have a clear care need, preferred schedule, and family-directed plan, and need a thoughtful referral starting point.

  • Private intake review
  • Caregiver referral direction based on stated needs
  • Basic schedule and household preference review
  • Clear next-step support before moving forward
Begin Basic Review
Level 3

Concierge Engagement

For high-touch or more complex needs.

For families who want a high-touch experience with deeper planning, layered schedules, overnight or extended support considerations, and ongoing concierge-level coordination.

  • Deeper planning around layered or extended schedules
  • Overnight and continuity considerations
  • Family coordination and communication rhythm
  • Agape community-resource support for broader home-life needs
Book Concierge Review
Private review: Engagement details are discussed after Agape understands the household, schedule, referral needs, and level of concierge support that would best serve the family.
Beyond the Referral

Community Support That Elevates the Experience

Premium and Concierge families may need more than a caregiver referral alone. Agape can help families consider trusted local resources that make daily life at home feel more prepared, supported, and dignified.

Transportation

Appointment rides, errands, church, salon visits, family visits, and social outings.

Grocery Support

Personal shopping, grocery delivery, pantry restocking, and household essentials planning.

Meal Support

Prepared meals, senior-friendly options, culturally preferred meals, and meal-planning support.

Respite Planning

Relief blocks for family caregivers, weekend support, evening support, and short-term recovery planning.

Overnight Support

Sleeping-shift, awake-overnight, extended coverage, and evening-to-morning routine considerations.

Home Comfort

Light organizing, laundry support, fall-prevention resources, medical-alert options, and home safety ideas.

Social Connection

Senior centers, adult day options, companionship outings, faith-based support, and community engagement.

Transition Support

Post-discharge home routines, family coordination, and practical planning after a change in care needs.

A Private Conversation Comes First

Agape reviews the family’s needs, preferred schedule, and level of concierge support that may be helpful before recommending an engagement level.