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Professional & legal boundaries
Carelivon coordinates Qualified professionals decide and perform regulated work
These boundaries protect customers, senior citizens, property owners and the professionals involved.
What Carelivon can and cannot do
Carelivon can directly
- Inspect properties.
- Share factual condition reports and photos.
- Coordinate repairs with approved vendors.
- Accompany senior citizens.
- Perform specifically approved errands.
- Coordinate documents and appointments.
- Coordinate advocates, doctors, nurses and other providers.
- Follow up on the status of approved tasks.
Carelivon should not directly
- Provide legal opinions, title opinions or legal representation unless through a qualified advocate.
- Diagnose, prescribe, inject or perform medical/nursing procedures without qualified professionals.
- Receive or hold property-sale consideration.
- Guarantee a property sale, buyer, price or government approval.
- Use customer bank cards, PINs, online banking passwords or unrestricted financial access.
- Request or rely on an unrestricted power of attorney for ordinary coordination.
Important launch note
The final service agreement, privacy policy, payment flow, refund policy, staff procedures and any wording about legal or healthcare coordination should be reviewed by qualified professionals familiar with the jurisdictions and services you will actually offer.
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