Selecting and referring to homecare clients the highest caliber caregivers in the marketplace is the hallmark of NurtureCare. We spend a significant amount of time ensuring the caregivers we refer are experienced and licensed, and have the actual hands-on experience allowing them to work independently. To ensure safety and security, various background checks are conducted to give a clear and comprehensive picture of the caregiver we are referring to families. The background checks include the following: national criminal check, local court record search, credit check, motor vehicle check, social security check, and sexual offender check.
Less than 2 in 10 applicants qualify to register with NurtureCare to become an in-home care provider. Before the process begins, the caregiver must have at least 2 years of experience working with older adults. After the caregiver fills out the registration form, the next step is to be screened by the Caregiver Recruiter. Once the Recruiter determines that the caregiver is qualified, certificates and licenses are verified, work references are thoroughly checked, and comprehensive background checks listed above are conducted. The final step is to have the owner of the company review and approve each registration packet to ensure the families are receiving referrals of only those caregivers who meet the highest standards in homecare. Caregivers accepted for registration have many years of in-home care experience and are compassionate and professional. This professionalism helps to ensure that the client maintains their dignity and independence. You’ll have complete peace of mind knowing that a responsible, reliable, and qualified caregiver is caring for your loved one.
People are living longer and now many children in their 50’s are finding themselves in a predicament of worrying about their aging parents, and their living situations. Many seniors can live independently without being
As our parents or grandparents age, we might find that a change in their living situation is necessary. The most likely scenario is if mom falls and breaks her hip. This unfortunately is very common.
Families seeking care for a loved one who needs round the clock oversight should consider a Live-In Caregiver. This arrangement is similar to the more commonly known “au pair” for a child. Instead of
