Elderly & frail care
Respectful daily support, companionship, mobility assistance and carefully documented routines.
Supervised care at home
More confidence in every day of care.
We coordinate qualified carers, clear care plans and thoughtful updates—helping your family support a loved one safely and with dignity at home.
Initial assessment · Greater Krugersdorp · Family-inclusive planning
Today’s care, connected
A clearer care picture
Morning visit completed
Personal care · Breakfast · Hydration
Medication assistance logged
08:14 · According to care plan
Family summary ready
Approved information only
Designed around authorised care plans.
Carers record observations; clinicians make clinical decisions.
Carers record observations; clinicians make clinical decisions.
How we can help
Care that fits the person, not just the schedule.
Every service begins with a conversation about needs, risks, routines and the treating team’s instructions.
Post-discharge support
A coordinated transition home, following the care plan supplied by the treating team.
Condition support
Structured observations and escalation for chronic illness, recovery, dementia and palliative care.
Practical continuity
The small tasks that keep a care plan moving.
Medication management
Reminders, logged doses and script follow-up—according to the treating team’s plan, not a changed one.
Medical errands
Pharmacy collections, clinic trips and supply runs so treatment does not stall between visits.
Wound care
Dressing support and skin checks as written by the treating team, with reporting and escalation when the wound changes.
All three follow the treating team’s instructions. Carers record and escalate; they do not diagnose, prescribe or silently change treatment.
For families
Stay informed without losing the human connection.
See scheduled visits, approved progress summaries and important updates through consent-controlled family access.
Patient information is never displayed as a public preview. Access requires an authorised account created by SKA Homecare.
Clinical boundaries matter
Observations are recorded. Concerns are escalated.
The platform supports documentation and coordination. It does not diagnose, prescribe, replace a clinician or silently change treatment.
14
Current patients*
16
Current carers*
*Figures supplied by SKA Homecare; verify before final publication.
Our founder
A carer at heart, rooted in purpose.
Sharon Kudakwashe Ardoin-Harris (née Chatambudza) founded SKA Homecare from a deep belief in compassionate service: walking with people in vulnerable moments and reminding them that they are not alone.
As an African woman building a care business from the ground up, her journey brings together caregiving, entrepreneurship, faith, motherhood, leadership and resilience. Her approach combines respectful daily support, clear documentation, family communication and appropriate clinical escalation.
“We are not just living days, we are creating memories that will outlive us.”
— Sharon Chatambudza-Ardoin
Her continuing story explores purposeful living, lessons from care, the families who place their trust in SKA, and the legacy created through everyday acts of dignity and love.
Safety by design
Private care records stay separate from the public website.
Access is limited by patient, role, consent and purpose. Family relationships do not automatically grant full clinical access.
Patient-specific access
Care-team assignments and family permissions control what each person may see.
No silent rewriting
Corrections are added with a reason while the original signed record remains visible.
Built for low connectivity
Visit work is designed to save safely and show when synchronisation is still pending.
Attendance, not surveillance
Location is requested only at arrival or departure—not as continuous staff tracking.