PCS Engage is a program that allows caregivers to proactively alert the team when they notice changes in a personal care client’s health, helping ensure concerns are addressed quickly and care stays coordinated.
We stay alert to changes so you don’t have to worry alone. If you go to the hospital or something doesn’t feel right, we’re set up to hear about it quickly and step in when needed.

At the beginning and end of every visit, your caregiver answers a few simple questions about how you’re doing. This helps us automatically keep track of any changes in your health and quickly notify the care team if extra support may be needed.
Caregiver supervisors receive the alerts from your caregivers.
Our actions will depend on how serious the type of health change.
We might send a team supervisor or nurse out to check on you in person, or advise you visit your doctor.
Our goal is to help you address small health changes before a major decline occurs.
If a serious health concern is discovered, more drastic action may be advised.
Carmen has had Elara Caring PCS caregivers for the past 5+ years after being disabled in a car accident which left her with chronic pain and mobility challenges.
Recently Carmen has been “under the weather” and spending more time in bed. Her caregiver, Simone, noticed redness and skin breakdown when helping Carmen shower.
At the end of her visit, Simone completed her client follow-up assessment via her mobile app which alerted the PCS Engage team that there had been a change in Carmen’s condition.
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received the alert and escalated for clinical follow up.
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spoke with Carmen about her skin changes and deeper concerns came to light.


With these steps in motion, Carmen is now on a better path toward receiving the highest level of home‑based resources available, without navigating the system alone.
PCS Engage helps caregivers already caring for clients at home quickly recognize changes in health, alert the care team in real time and help connect clients to the right support when it’s needed. This coordinated approach helps improve outcomes while supporting clients, families, caregivers and clinicians.
