Your scheduled respite breaks for the next 4 weeks. Coverage is confirmed.

How escalation works: Reminders start gentle and become impossible to ignore if you don't take action.

Your current break reminder status. These escalate until you take action.

Broadcast your coverage need to all care circle members. They'll get notified and can volunteer to help.

Active coverage requests from care circle members. Help each other take breaks.

When you volunteer to cover, you're committing to:

• Be physically present for the entire time
• Handle all care tasks (meds, meals, toileting, etc.)
• Have emergency contacts and care protocols
• Not cancel unless absolutely necessary

It's okay to decline if you're not confident you can provide adequate care. Better to say no than to put the care recipient at risk.

Before your coverage shift:

• Review current medications and schedule
• Know location of emergency supplies
• Have primary caregiver's phone number
• Know when to call 911 vs. call primary caregiver