Hope In Home Care assures the safety and well being of our clients and their family members. All of the aides and nurses that come into your home are thoroughly screened with background checks are done yearly. Also, this allows family members who take care of the individual family members to be assured that the client is cared for in their absence and allows them a brief reprieve from their duties as a primary care giver. We want our caregivers to offer the highest quality services that can be provided to you or your loved one. Our home care professionals help you or your loved one live more independently in their own home. The home care professionals are there to assist you and are there to make you feel comfortable with the new changes in your life. Home health professionals can also provide your loved one with healthy social relationship. They can become a trusted friend for walks, board games, cards, watching television, meals, and other social activities. Research supports This type of social interaction.
Taking care of a loved one on your own can be overwhelming, it doesn’t have to be. Going through an agency such as Hope In Home Care has a lot of advantages over hiring your own aide or paying someone out of your own pocket. Home care agencies are required to conduct thorough criminal background checks that provide more comprehensive data than available to the public prior to any home care agency employee stepping foot into a client’s home. This means that when an aide is sent to your home you know that they have passed the criminal background check and would not be sent into your home otherwise. Also, Hope In Home Care is required to maintain various insurances to protect their clients and are required by law to promptly investigate all complaints of abuse or theft. Furthermore, Hope In Home Care also makes every effort possible to provide a replacement without disruption of service if the Hope In Home Care health professional gets sick, injured, or changes jobs. Hope In Home Care has the experience, knowledge, training, resources, and licensure to ensure that the health care professionals are thoroughly trained in all services performed, including safe infection control, fall prevention, emergency preparation, and personal care tasks.
