Help at Home

August is National Wellness Month, so we’re taking this opportunity to highlight the importance of regular, routine appointments with a primary care doctor 🏥.   Regular wellness checks with a primary care physician can prevent more challenging health conditions in the future by assessing lifestyle, evaluating health risks, screening for health conditions to catch potential risks early.    That’s why one of the goals of Care Coordination, from Help at Home is to successfully connect home care to health care – we connect our clients to their PCP to ensure they understand the importance of wellness visits.     To date, we’ve connected 70% of hard-to-reach, dual-eligible clients in the program to their PCPs. #HelpatHome #HomeCare #NationalWellnessMonth

Our people make the difference.    Patient Care Coordinator Julie Ost has a passion for the purpose-driven work she does here at Help at Home.     “My job is never boring, there is always something new and exciting. Meeting new people every day is one of the best things!”    Interested in learning more about a career with Help at Home? Head to careers.helpathome.com.    #HelpatHome #HomeCare #Passion 

✅ Onboarding is more than just a checklist. It’s the company’s chance to make a great first impression.    In our next Meaningful Moments podcast episode, our SVP of Recruiting and Caregiver Experience Sarah Anderson speaks to the importance of the onboarding experience.    Sarah shares, “We know onboarding is the first impression a caregiver has with us, so it is a very critical time that we have to engage them, ensuring they get a great start out of the gate.”    Listen to the full episode here https://lnkd.in/gkg2U_Ja   Read Sarah’s latest blog here: https://lnkd.in/gHsWyQRR

Help at Home’s Director Guarang Joshi based in Brooklyn, NY is passionate about the work he does that makes a difference! “Home care can make a huge difference not only in the client’s life, but the whole family’s.” Hear Guarang’s why. ➡️ #HelpatHome #HomeCare #Purpose

Our Business Development team attended the National Association for Home Care & Hospice Financial Management Conference alongside industry leaders with the goal to delve into the latest industry insights into how to advance home care for the better.     “We always enjoy attending the National Association for Home Care & Hospice Conference”, shared Alicia Brady, Business Development Manager. “There is truly nothing like having in-person time with home care industry leaders. We came away invigorated with new ideas and look forward to continuing to foster newly formed relationships!”    #HelpatHome #FMC2024

📢 An increasingly digital world can be daunting, especially for people needing care in the home – but technology can be a bridge to better care for everyone.  “Our business is based on personal relationships, which is a critical component of clients’ health and well-being. We view a successful technology strategy as one that streamlines the administrative process so our teams can focus on how best to take care of their clients, which leads to happier and healthier clients,” said Help at Home’s CISO Chris Lockery. Hear more from Chris about Help at Home’s tech-forward journey to advance the home care industry here:  https://lnkd.in/gGdc-BQe

Ohio-based caregiver Mary’s story is truly a purpose-driven journey influenced by her teenage experiences. Caregiving has always given her a purpose in life. ☎️ “I thought maybe this is my calling,” she said. “I can make a difference.” We are inspired by Mary and all of Help at Home’s purpose-driven caregivers who deliver compassionate care for the most vulnerable clients who want to age in place with independence in their own homes. 📖 Read more about Mary’s story here: https://lnkd.in/gbu-sRp4 #HelpatHome #HomeCare #PurposeDrivenCareers

💓 We're proud of our innovative, tech-forward caregiver experience initiative! Hear more from our Caregiver Experience Manager Jessica Stogsdill about how we are making sure we’re keeping a finger on the pulse of caregivers' experiences at Help at Home. ➡️ #HomeCare #HelpatHome #CaregiverExperience

Technology promises to play a transformative role in advancing the future of in-home care. At the same time, Help at Home understands that delivering the best care requires both a high-tech and a high-touch approach. That’s why our tech-forward strategy focuses on innovation that can best support our caregivers, enabling them to provide the very best care to their clients. Check out Chief Information Officer Carole Hodsdon’s thoughts on how Help at Home’s technology strategy is aimed at changing how we deliver in-home care for the better. https://lnkd.in/eghb9XMN #HelpatHome #HomeCare #Technology

Ohio-based caregiver Naomi, has been working with the same client for 26 years.  Naomi started caring for her 45-year old developmentally disabled client when she was a teenager. As you can imagine they have a very special bond. “The longer you are with someone, the more they become like family,” said Naomi.   We’re very proud of Naomi and caregiver-client relationships like theirs across our nearly 60K caregiver network in the communities we serve. Read more about Naomi and her client here: https://lnkd.in/gd5yUJak #HelpatHome #HomeCare #RelationshipsMatter