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Find the trade, task or service that best reflects the enquiries you would like Ziverly to handle more calmly.

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Autism home-support provider

Provides structured practical, behavioural and independence support for autistic people in their own homes.

You may also know this as: autism support at home, autistic adult home support

Care broker and home-care adviser

Helps families compare, arrange and coordinate suitable home-care providers and funding options.

You may also know this as: care navigator, eldercare adviser, home-care broker

Dementia home-care provider

Provides specialist personal care, prompting and supervision for people living with dementia at home.

You may also know this as: dementia care at home, Alzheimer's home care

Disability personal-assistant service

Supplies or supports personal assistants helping disabled people with daily living and community participation.

You may also know this as: care PA, independent living personal assistant

Domiciliary dentist

Provides dental examination or limited treatment to patients in homes or care settings.

You may also know this as: home-visit dentist, mobile dental service

Domiciliary optician

Provides eye examinations and eyewear services to people in their home or care setting.

You may also know this as: home-visit optician, mobile optometrist

Home-visiting audiologist and hearing-aid dispenser

Tests hearing and supplies, fits or adjusts hearing aids in the client's home.

You may also know this as: mobile audiologist, home hearing test, domiciliary hearing aid service

Home-visiting chiropodist and podiatrist

Provides foot assessment and treatment to clients unable or preferring not to attend a clinic.

You may also know this as: mobile podiatrist, domiciliary chiropodist

Home-visiting chiropractor

Provides chiropractic assessment and treatment at the client's home.

You may also know this as: mobile chiropractor, domiciliary chiropractic

Home-visiting counsellor and psychotherapist

Provides talking therapy face to face in a client's home where clinic attendance is unsuitable.

You may also know this as: domiciliary counsellor, in-home therapist

Home-visiting dietitian

Assesses nutritional needs and provides clinical dietary advice in the client's home.

You may also know this as: domiciliary dietitian, home nutrition dietitian

Home-visiting occupational therapist

Assesses daily living, cognition, equipment and adaptation needs in the person's home environment.

You may also know this as: domiciliary occupational therapist, home OT

Home-visiting osteopath

Provides musculoskeletal assessment and osteopathic treatment in the client's home.

You may also know this as: mobile osteopath, domiciliary osteopathy

Home-visiting physiotherapist

Assesses and treats mobility, pain, strength and rehabilitation needs in the patient's home.

You may also know this as: mobile physiotherapist, domiciliary physio

Home-visiting speech and language therapist

Assesses and treats communication or swallowing needs in a client's home.

You may also know this as: domiciliary speech therapist, home SLT

Home companionship service

Provides conversation, outings and practical companionship without regulated personal care.

You may also know this as: elderly companion, companion care, befriending service

Home fall-prevention assessor

Reviews mobility, hazards and routines to reduce an older or disabled person's risk of falls at home.

You may also know this as: falls risk assessor, home safety assessment for seniors

Home mobility-equipment assessor

Assesses household mobility needs and recommends suitable aids such as walkers, hoists or scooters.

You may also know this as: mobility aid assessment, home equipment adviser

Home nursing provider

Provides registered-nurse visits or shifts for clinical care in a patient's home.

You may also know this as: private home nurse, community nursing agency

Home wheelchair and seating assessor

Assesses posture, pressure risk and functional needs for wheelchair and specialist seating provision.

You may also know this as: wheelchair assessment service, specialist seating assessor

In-home respite-care provider

Temporarily takes over support so an unpaid family carer can rest or attend other commitments.

You may also know this as: carer respite at home, short-break home care

Independent-living adviser

Advises disabled or older people on support, equipment, personal assistance and living independently at home.

You may also know this as: independent living consultant, disability living adviser

Independent care-needs assessor

Reviews a person's needs, risks and preferences and recommends a suitable package of home support.

You may also know this as: care assessment consultant, independent social care assessor

Independent midwife providing home visits

Provides private antenatal, birth or postnatal midwifery care, including planned home-birth support.

You may also know this as: private midwife, home-birth midwife

Learning-disability home-support provider

Supports adults or children with learning disabilities to live safely and independently at home.

You may also know this as: learning disability support at home, community support service

Live-in care provider

Supplies a carer who lives in the client's home to provide continuous practical and personal support.

You may also know this as: 24-hour home care, live-in carer agency

Mobile ear-wax removal service

Provides microsuction or irrigation for ear-wax removal in the client's home.

You may also know this as: home microsuction, mobile ear cleaning

Mobile phlebotomy service

Collects blood samples at home and transports them to a laboratory or requesting clinician.

You may also know this as: home blood test, mobile blood draw

Palliative and end-of-life home-care provider

Provides comfort-focused care and family support for people approaching the end of life at home.

You may also know this as: end-of-life home care, palliative care at home

Supported-living outreach service

Provides visiting support to people living in their own tenancy or supported accommodation.

You may also know this as: floating support, community living outreach

The right details make the difference

Calls about this work rarely arrive with everything you need.

A helpful first response can ask about the property, the problem, timing, access and safe observations before you return the call. The exact questions stay in your control.

Your judgement stays with you

Ziverly can gather information and explain the next step you have chosen. It does not diagnose a problem, promise attendance or accept unsuitable work on your behalf.

After the first hello

The call can stay useful until you have dealt with it.

You decide which supported calls your mobile or landline diverts to Ziverly and when to turn that diversion off again. Once a call has been answered, the details remain ready for you rather than ending as a simple message.

  • Choose email or SMS alerts where enabled, with full call details in the Ziverly app.
  • Add AI-facing context for a known caller’s next conversation while keeping private notes separate.
  • Use daily or weekly open-call emails, or PIN-protected Owner Voice Access, to keep follow-up moving.

If your work covers more than one area

Start with the calls that need the clearest handover.

Choose the enquiries that interrupt your day most often, then decide what a useful first conversation should collect. Creating an account is free, with no required monthly or annual plan and no fixed-term commitment.