Caregiver Service Contract

A service agreement between an individual or agency caregiver (service provider) and a client. It opens with party identification and consideration, then structures the engagement around term, scope of services, and compensation—mirroring the clauses found in the source document. When to use it Use when hiring a caregiver for in-home or personal support services and you need a written record of duties, payment rules, and how long the arrangement lasts. What it covers • Service provider and client identities and addresses • Term options (fixed end date, completion of services, or custom) • Description of services to be performed and compliance with applicable laws • Compensation: hourly, per job, or other, plus payment method and schedule • Expectations that services are performed to the client’s reasonable standards Not legal advice. Adapt for your state’s home-care, employment, and tax rules.