A changing roster Illustrative example
Seven different workers in one month, and two shifts still unconfirmed. Illustrative example of a pooled roster pattern — not a specific provider.
If one’s sick, it’s one of the other two — never a stranger.
Gilded builds support around a small, familiar team instead of sending whoever happens to be available. You meet your team before support begins.
Support should not feel like opening the door to a different stranger every week.
Seven different workers in one month, and two shifts still unconfirmed. Illustrative example of a pooled roster pattern — not a specific provider.
Three people who know you. Backup comes from within your team.
You should know who may walk through your door before support begins.
If your usual worker is unavailable, we first look to the other people you already know.
We do not want families chasing coordinators to explain problems that we should have reported ourselves.
Once services begin, Gilded intends to provide coordinators with a simple monthly view of scheduled support, delivered support and significant service exceptions.
You're never locked into a plan that isn't working for you. Leave whenever you choose — no penalty, no exit fee.
Every Gilded worker completes required screening checks before any participant contact, and current certificates — including insurance — are available to you on request.
You are not choosing a logo. You are choosing the people who will actually turn up.
Leads your regular shifts — daily living, routines and community access.
Works your roster too, so cover comes from someone who already knows your routine.
Completes your three — if anyone is away, support comes from within your named team, never a stranger.
Images shown are illustrative and AI-generated — you meet your actual team, by name, before support begins.
“Gilded is a new name and a new operating model — but it wasn’t designed from theory. We’ve seen what happens when service businesses grow faster than their rosters, their communication and their operational controls. Gilded is deliberately built around those lessons: smaller named teams, capped capacity, proactive communication and visible service delivery. In our first cohort, I will personally oversee how each support relationship is established. We will only accept participants we believe our current team can genuinely support. If we do not have the capacity, we will tell you.”
— Beatrice Radihephi, Founder
Current launch capacity: Our first team supports a maximum of five participants. When those places are filled, we say so — we don’t overbook.
You shouldn’t be the last to know when something’s gone wrong.
Gilded is being built around named worker teams, proactive communication and simple monthly service reporting.
Meeting your three costs nothing and commits you to nothing.