Senior Home Assist™ provides professional, affordable, and caring in home living assistance for seniors in the United States. The senior care services we provide:
- Caring Companionship & Conversation
- Bathing, Dressing & Grooming
- Light Housekeeping
- Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
- Meal Planning & Preparation
- Running Errands
- Medication Reminders
- Laundry & Linen
"Most importantly YOU get to choose your caregiver from our extensive selection of employee caregivers who are dependable and compassionate."
Senior Home Assist is the perfect solution for seniors and others who aren't ready to leave their home for an institutional setting or live with relatives, but need support to remain at home. We provide the elderly with companionship, one-on-one human contact and other non-medical services to reduce isolation and improve their quality of life.
Our employee caregivers are totally committed, highly qualified, and carefully selected individuals who are thoroughly screened, background checked, bonded, and insured. Many of our caregivers are Certified Nurse Assistants (C.N.A's) or Certified Home Health Aides (C.H.H.A's) with a minimum of five years work experience in a medical setting.
"Due
to our competitive hourly wage and benefits, we can attract skilled and
motivated caregivers. In addition, we have very low caregiver turnover
which means consistent care for our clients. Lastly, our caregivers
have good english speaking skills."
We would be more than happy to discuss with you our caregivers and the
services they provide. Please contact us to find out more information.
Today
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The number of Americans age 75 or older still at home has grown by 50 percent since 1980
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60% of Americans age 55 - 64 are still working and would rather stay at their home than be in assisted living residencies
Home Health Care Business Plan & Template Package
Are you an existing Home Care Business Owner, an Entrepreneur or a Nurse, Personal Care Worker, or Caregiver looking to start your own agency or work for yourself?
We are here to help!
Our Home Health Care Business Package includes a comprehensive business plan sample, revenue/expense calculators, and all manuals, forms, templates, and training material that will help you along your journey by saving you time in starting and operating a successful home care business.
The Home Health Care Business Package includes the following professionally formatted, comprehensive documents in WORD and EXCEL format and are all FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE so you can add your Company logo, customized footers, and make changes to meet your company needs:
Operations
- Senior Home Care Business Plan Sample including: Executive Summary, Company Services, Management, Industry Analysis, Recent Trends, Market Analysis, Target Customers, Competition, Market Strategy, Pricing, Location/Premises, Personal & Staff, Insurance/Enviroment/Goverment Regulations, Confidentiality & Critical Risks, Investment, and Financial Requirements & Expenses.
- Home
Health Care Revenue/Expense Calculator with Balance Sheet, Profit &
Loss, Depreciation, and Cash Flow Worksheets. (Excel)
- Sample Phone Scripts for Various types of calls (10 Pages)
- Customer Telephone Inquiry & Follow-up Sheet (Front & Back)
- Sample Rate Schedule with Services
- Privacy Policy and Code of Conduct Manual (12 Pages)
Customer Relationship and Care
- Client Agreement Form (Contract) (3 Pages)
- Client Information Profile and Contact Sheet (5 Pages)
- Client Home Site Assessment Form (2 Pages)
- Client Pet Care Assessment Form
- Client Medication Record Form
- Client Incident Report Form
- Home Service Assessment Form & Care Plan (2 Pages)
- Personal Care Assessment Form & Care Plan (2 Pages)
- Medical Care Assessment Form (3 Pages)
- Client Service Quotation Care Plan Form
- Home Service Activity Log (Front & Back)
- Personal Care Activity Log (Front & Back)
- Multidisciplinary Notes Form
- Supervisor/Owner Visitation Checklist (5 Pages)
- 24 Hour Client Routine Profile Form
- New Client Introductory Letter
- Customer Inquiry Letter
- Customer Compliant Record Form
- Service Quotation Form
Human Resources
- 30 Page Employee Handbook including: Confidentiality,
Probationary Period, Uniform, Dress Code, Workers Compensation,
Remuneration, Hours of Work, Overtime, Holidays, Health Benefits, Time
Off, Sick Time, Job Description, Classifications, Conduct, Phone Usage,
Gifts and Advantages, Work Related Travel, Client Related Travel,
Internal Training, External Training, Privacy Notice, Use of Personal
Information.
- Employee Application for Employment Template (4 Pages)
- Employee Interview Questions Form with Evaluation (3 Pages)
- Interviewer Tips (2 Pages)
- Letter – No Position
- Letter – Position Filled
- Caregiver Job Description
- Personal Care Worker Job Description
- Community Liaison Job Description
- Employee Reference Check Question Form
- Employee Letter for Hire
- Employee Letter of Understanding
- Employee Confidentiality Agreement
- Employee Insurance Confirmation Form
- Employee Offer of Employment and Hiring Checklist
- Employee Profile Form (to assist matching client with employee) (4 Pages)
- Uniform Deduction Agreement
Employee Training Material with Key Points and Quizes
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Workplace Safety: Proper lifting techniques, fire safety, fall prevention, infection control, WHMIS, and personal safety (27 Pages)
- The Aging Process: Normal
& abnormal changes in aging with skin, bones, heart &
circulatory, respiratory, sexuality, nutrition, neurosensory, mental,
and emotional well being. (26 Pages)
- Personal Care: Body
mechanics, transfer & lifting, infection control, mouth care,
bathing, hair care, soiled linens/clothing, dressing, skin care, and
incontinence. (58 Pages)
Sales & Marketing
- Brochure Content
- Business Card Template
- Sample Newspaper Advertisements
- Sample Newsletter Advertisements
- Sample Yellow Pages Advertisements
- Gift Certificate Template
- Referral Marketing Letter
- General Marketing Letter
- Services Summary Flyer Template
- Alzheimer’s Care Summary Flyer Template
It offers information and an array of tools, especially designed for delivering home support services. If you are uncertain if the home care business is for you, it will help you make that decision. And, if you decide to go ahead, then it will be a tremendous asset and save you a lot of trial and error headaches. Diligently researched and backed by many years of hands-on experience, the Home Health Care Business Package will put you on the fast track.
An instant download link will be sent to you via your paypal email address within 24 hours after payment clears.
Tomorrow
- In 2010, it is estimated that 60% of the seniors 65 or older will still be working.
- By 2030, the population of people age 65 or older will double in 26 states
My parents are in their late seventies. They've worked hard all their lives and, even though they still live in their own home, they are starting to slow down a little, and are beginning to need our h
The most important thing to remember is to treat our elderly parents with the same love and respect we had for them when we were growing up. The second thing we need to do is put ourselves in their place. We'll be their age ourselves someday. How will we want to be treated?
We must not "boss" our parents around. We must be careful to allow them to retain as much independence as they can. Understandably, most people don't want to wind up in a nursing home. If our elderly parents are able to remain in their own homes with just a little help from us, life will remain more enjoyable.
It's important to listen to our parents and try to pick up on ways we might help them without offending them. Remember, too, that our parents' pride may not allow them to feel comfortable asking us for help.
At first, it is a little strange doing things for our parents that they've always done for themselves, but it doesn't take long to get used to it, and helping them with little things around the house is a great way to spend time together.
Here are just a few ways that we might help our elderly parents: AROUND THE HOUSE
Make sure their trashcans and recyclables are at the curb for trash pickup day.
Make sure that their steps, porches, decks, and walkways are clear and salted during the winter, especially after big storms. If your parents feed the birds, make sure the path to the bird feeders is shoveled so that they can get out to them safely.
Ask if there are any larger cleaning projects that we might do, such as: clean windows, clean and reorganize cupboards, flip mattresses, wash and re-hang curtains or drapes, wash walls, etc. OUT AND ABOUT
Offer to grocery shop for them, especially if the weather is bad. Offer to take their car for servicing, or do any of the little "shade tree mechanic" kinds of tasks that could be done in their driveway, such as changing the oil, keeping the fluids filled.
Accompany them to doctors' appointments if they would feel more comfortable, or are unable to drive themselves.
Pick up prescriptions for them.
Take them for a Sunday drive, or for a meal out, or for some shopping, if they are up to it.
There are many more ways that we can help our elderly parents. All it takes is being in regular contact with them, and having a willing heart.
Senior Home Assist™
sales@seniorhomeassist.com
Aurora,CO. 80017
(812) 325-5695
