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1. Replacement Care: Used when backup care arrangements need to be specified for when the primary carer is unavailable

2. Specialized Medical Care: Include when the client requires specific medical procedures or treatments

3. Live-in Arrangements: Required when the carer will reside in the client's home, specifying accommodation terms

4. Transportation Services: Include if the carer will drive the client or use their own vehicle for service provision

5. Equipment and Supplies: Used when specific medical equipment or supplies are required and determining responsibility for provision

6. International Travel: Include if care services may involve accompanying client on international travel

7. Power of Attorney: Optional section for cases where carer may need to make emergency decisions

1. Schedule A - Care Plan: Detailed care plan including daily routine, medications, dietary requirements, and specific needs

2. Schedule B - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, including regular hours, overtime, holidays, and special circumstances

3. Schedule C - Emergency Contacts: List of emergency contacts, including family members, doctors, and relevant medical facilities

4. Schedule D - Medical History: Summary of client's relevant medical history, allergies, and current medications

5. Appendix 1 - Qualifications: Copies of carer's relevant qualifications, certifications, and training certificates

6. Appendix 2 - Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies and coverage details

7. Appendix 3 - Risk Assessment: Detailed assessment of care-related risks and mitigation strategies