How Your Care Giver Gets Paid is Important We assumed all was done correctly. After mother passed away, we received a letter from the California Franchise Tax Board. Learn More 21 Things To Know About Home Care Anyone can offer non-medical home aide services or work as a home aide. No license is required. Consumers need to exercise caution when seeking in-home care. Learn More Who We Are For more than 20 years I was an administrator of long-term care and resident care services. Throughout these years, I maintained a strong reputation for service quality. Learn More

Benefits of In-Home Service Having in-home assistance allows you to maintain control over things important to you. You remain in familiar surroundings, in touch with family, friends, and even pets. You keep your own routines. All of your possessions are available to you.     Adapted to your individual needs. We adapt our services and schedules to meet your needs. First, we learn what services you want us to provide, and how often. You may have services for as little as one hour each week. We also review with you the type of staff members available for you. You Know What, When, Who, and How Much. After learning your needs, we propose a task list and schedule for services you requested along with the weekly fee. We believe you will find our services to be valuable and affordable. Carefully Selected Staff Each staff member has received a thorough review of their past employment, their current level of skills, their integrity, and their desire to assist seniors. We use the same care in selecting staff for you as we would for selecting staff to assist our family members. Bonded, Trained, and Capable All our staff members are bonded for their actions. We orient them to our practices for accomplishing assignments and to our standards of dependability and courtesy. Before they begin an assignment with you, we review with them the services you requested and ensure they can accomplish them.