CARE AGREEMENT
toileting, hair care, shaving, eating, care of clothing, personal shopping and incidental services, as needed. 8. Transportation. Caregiver shall assist with transportation needs by arranging for public transportation or help with specially provided elderly transportation. 9. Companionship and Entertainment. Caregiver shall provide ...
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