Sevadar Foundation is not a medical provider, not a clinic or hospital, not a regulator or government agency, and not a referral service. Clinical care is delivered by its divisions, under their own names and their own licensure.
A list of things this foundation is not, written because each one has been assumed at least once.
Is Sevadar Foundation a medical provider?
Sevadar Foundation Inc. does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or advise anyone about their care. It holds no clinical license, employs no one to give you medical advice through this website, and has no patients. Nothing on sevadar.org is medical advice and nothing here should be used to make a decision about your health.
Clinical care is delivered by the divisions, under their own names and their own licensure. If you need care, go to Valor Medica. If you are in a medical emergency, call 911. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Is Sevadar Foundation a clinic or hospital?
There is no waiting room at 4477 Woodson Rd, Suite 203. It is an office. Walking in will not get you seen by a clinician.
Is CareGuard a regulator or government agency?
CareGuard is listed by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality as a Patient Safety Organization. Listed is not the same as employed by, deputized by, or endorsed by. A PSO is a private organization operating under a federal statute; it does not issue citations, levy fines, revoke licenses or conduct state surveys.
If you need a regulator, you need your state survey agency, your long-term care ombudsman, or Adult Protective Services — and CareGuard’s own site says so on the page for the people most likely to need it. The official routes.
Does Sevadar Foundation recommend nursing homes?
The foundation does not recommend nursing homes, does not maintain a preferred-provider list, and does not receive anything of value for sending a person or a facility anywhere. If it ever did, that would appear on the independence page before it appeared anywhere else.
Is Sevadar Foundation the same as Valor Villages?
Valor Villages Inc. is a separate 501(c)(3) with its own EIN, its own leadership and its own board. Valor Medica is described as its medical arm and the two organizations work together, but neither controls the other and a gift to one is not a gift to the other. The full distinction →
And not currently fundraising
As of August 2026, Sevadar Foundation has been funded entirely by its founder. It runs no fundraising campaign, employs no fundraisers and pays no one a commission on a gift.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Sevadar Foundation get its money?
As of August 2026, Sevadar Foundation has been funded entirely by its founder. It runs no fundraising campaign, employs no fundraisers and pays no one a commission on a gift, and there is no donation button on this site. It also receives nothing of value for sending a person or a facility anywhere.
What’s the difference between Sevadar Foundation and its divisions?
Sevadar Foundation holds no clinical license, has no patients and gives no medical advice. Clinical care is delivered by its divisions, under their own names and their own licensure. If you need care, go to Valor Medica. The foundation’s St. Louis suite is an office, not a waiting room, so walking in will not get you seen by a clinician.