SevynCare organizes our non-medical services into three tiers — so you can quickly understand which level fits your loved one, and how care can grow with them. Explore the tiers below, or take our two-minute assessment for a guided recommendation.
Most families start in one tier and shift as their loved one's needs evolve. Care plans are flexible — and any combination of services can be blended into any tier.
A steady, supportive presence.
WEEKLY HOURS
4 — 20
hours per week
For loved ones who are mostly independent but benefit from companionship, light support, and someone keeping an eye on the day. Often the first step families take — early enough to make a real difference.
Hands-on daily help with patience and dignity.
WEEKLY HOURS
20 — 40
hours per week
For loved ones who need real, hands-on help getting through the day — but who don't yet need specialized memory or complex routine care. This is the tier most families settle into for the longest stretch of their journey.
Non-medical care for complex, changing needs.
WEEKLY HOURS
40+
hours per week or live-in
For loved ones navigating Alzheimer's, dementia, advanced needs, or around-the-clock routines. Non-medical care designed around routine, comfort, and the belief that dignity doesn't fade with memory.
Rates vary based on care needs, schedule, and location. Most families pay privately. We're happy to help you explore all available funding options.
Care needs rarely fit into neat boxes. If your loved one's situation falls between two tiers, we build the plan around what they actually need today — not a predetermined package. As their needs change, we adjust the hours, services, and level of support with them. No new contracts, no agency changes, no starting over.
A caregiver visits three mornings a week for four hours each. She helps with breakfast, tidies the kitchen, walks with him around the block, and sits down for coffee and conversation before leaving — so the days don't feel quite so long.
Care five days a week, six hours a day. Help with bathing and dressing in the morning, a hot lunch, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and steady mobility support — plus a familiar face her adult kids can count on while they're at work.
Daily care, including evenings, to ease sundowning. The caregiver follows a calm, predictable routine — meals, walks in the yard, music he knows — while his wife finally gets uninterrupted sleep and a real break from carrying it alone.
Your loved one's plan won't look exactly like any of these — and it isn't supposed to.
A quick reference to help you see exactly what fits where — and how care can grow over time.
| What's Included | Essential | Comprehensive | Specialized |
|---|---|---|---|
| Companionship and conversation | |||
| Light housekeeping | |||
| Meal preparation | |||
| Errands and transportation | |||
| Medication reminders | |||
| Bathing and dressing assistance | — | ||
| Mobility and transfer support | — | ||
| Toileting assistance | — | ||
| Hands-on personal hygiene | — | ||
| Memory-focused routine support | — | — | |
| Sundowning and wandering prevention | — | — | |
| Around-the-clock specialized routines | — | — | |
| Family education and respite coordination | — | — |
Plus everything in Essential.
All services are fully non-medical. Care plans can blend services across tiers — most families do.
Six quick questions about your loved one. We'll suggest the tier of care that most likely fits — whether that's a few hours of companionship a week or specialized support. There are no wrong answers.
If something below isn't covered, your free consultation is the best place to ask. There's no question too small.
STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE RIGHT TIER?
Are you between two tiers — needing more than one offers but less than the next one fits?
Have things been changing fast enough that you're not sure where your loved one is on the spectrum right now?
Do you feel like the tier you'd pick today might not be the tier you need in three months?
Picking the right tier isn't a permanent decision. Most families start at one level and adjust as they learn what their loved one actually needs in real life. A free consultation is the easiest way to figure out the right starting point — and we'll keep adjusting from there as things change.
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Our service area: every neighborhood across Madison County.
OFFICE HOURS
Care visits happen seven days a week. Office hours are for new inquiries and scheduling.
WHERE WE SERVE
Huntsville & Madison County
Huntsville, AL 35808
Every neighborhood across the county — from downtown Huntsville and Twickenham to Madison, Five Points, Monte Sano, Hampton Cove, and beyond.
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