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Q: What does it mean when a caregiver is verified?

A verified caregiver has passed identification checks ensuring safety and reliability required to offer trusted care for families.

Q: Why is verification important for family safety?

By verifying the identity, background, and abilities of caregivers, verification reduces risk. Families feel reassured that caregivers are trustworthy and ready to deliver safe care.

Q: How does verification build trust between families and caregivers?

Verification creates accountability and transparency, helping families feel confident while caregivers clearly understand expectations.

Q: What qualities can families expect from verified caregivers?

Families can expect professionalism, reliability, responsibility, clear communication, and consistent care that promotes safety and emotional comfort.