Coordinating appointments and constantly communicating updates to every healthcare provider and caregiver can be an incredibly complex burden for seniors and their family members. With the help of a professional versed in the healthcare system, seniors and their families can navigate care confidently.
To ensure smooth healthcare experiences, our care coordinators will:
Our staff of caregivers are the industry’s best. Emphasizing our culture of CARE, each of them believes in providing private care for elderly at home to help them maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life. On top of providing excellent care, they are a consistent resource for guidance and support for family members during an often-overwhelming time.
Our philosophy, “We Are CARE,” unites caregivers, owners, and staff at every one of our locations across the country. This translates into Compassionate, Accountable, Respectful, and Ethical care for each of our clients, no matter the situation.
We believe in building genuine connections with clients, guiding them and their families through the entire aging journey, and providing consistent at-home care services along the way. We are honored to provide CARE in your time of need, and hope to give you and your family peace of mind through reliability, consistency, and kindness.
Whether you’re a highly experienced professional, or are looking to help with companionship and personal care, we are always looking for kind-hearted and passionate individuals to join our caregiving team. See which locations are hiring for people like you on our Careers page.
In early March, A Place at Home franchise owners visited their remote staffing solution partner, Solvo Global, in Medellin, Colombia. Multiple A Place at Home franchisees were welcomed to Solvo Global’s headquarters to tour their offices, meet their remote teammates, and learn about each other’s shared passion for helping others.
The CDC reports that one in every four older adults falls every year, resulting in more than 32,000 deaths, making it a public health concern. Likely, your loved one’s home is not ready for them to age in, as the U.S. Census Bureau finds that only 10% of homes are
There’s a lot to prepare for when you begin taking care of elderly parents at home. Here are our best tips to set yourself up for success. 1. Understand Your Parents’ Needs Before taking care of your elderly loved ones at home, it’s important to assess your parents’ health and
Understanding the cost of at-home care on a large scale can be difficult, as it varies based on location or situation. At A Place At Home, part of our commitment to CARE involves offering transparent and consistent pricing, whether you need care for just a few hours or 24/7. We always want to provide the information you need to make the best decision for yourself and your loved ones.
