Faqs

Over 32 years ago Patricia Huber, RN, and mom to four children at the time, decided to open the agency due to the lack of quality care she had experienced with an agency caring for her elderly parents.

Yes

A home health aide (HHA) is there to help keep patients safe and comfortable in their home. They assist patients with their activities of daily living, i.e., bathing, toileting, dressing, transferring, ambulating, eating, meal preparation, light housekeeping and laundry.

It starts with an intake. A member of our intake team will speak with you about the patient’s care needs, collect all pertinent information and discuss the frequency of care you’d like. A coordinator and a nurse are assigned to your case. The day the case “opens” the aide and one of our nurses will arrive at your home. The nurses’ visit is meant to access the patient’s care needs to create a plan of care for the aide to follow.

Aides are pre-screened to determine their general healthcare knowledge. Upon review of their application (verified background check, medical clearance, etc.), and meeting with our HR team, they can be scheduled into our training classes, instructed by one of our nurse educators.

Yes, routine nurse supervisory visits are scheduled

We participate with most long-term health plans and a number of Managed Care plans. Our account representatives are available to look into and verify any benefits.

Depending on location and availability, our goal is to start cases safely within 24-48 hours.