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The Right Person Matters as Much as the Right Plan
Inviting someone into your home is personal. Skill and reliability matter, but so do personality, pace, interests and respect. A capable care professional can still be the wrong match if the person receiving care does not feel comfortable with them.
Consistency helps trust grow. When a match does not feel right, we want to know. Adjusting a match is part of good care, not a failure by the client or family.
How We Match Care
We consider the tasks in the service plan, schedule, location and required experience. We also ask how the client likes to spend the day, whether they prefer conversation or quiet, what makes them uncomfortable and what kind of encouragement feels respectful.
Screening and Support
We often use care professional or care team member because the role requires judgment, reliability and the ability to build trust.
Background Checks
Background and employability checks required for the role.
Orientation and Training
Orientation and ongoing training appropriate to assigned services, with additional preparation for dementia, mobility and other assigned needs.
Written Service Plans
Clear written service plans and documented visit expectations. Care professionals document services and report meaningful observations.
Local Team Support
Local scheduling and supervision, with a team available for changes, concerns and backup planning.
How Our Care Team Can Help
Nonmedical personal assistance and companion support built around the person’s needs and service plan.
Daily Tasks and Household Management
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, mobility, meals and daily routines, offered with the person rather than done to them.
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Specialized Home Care
Nonmedical support adapted to dementia, Parkinson’s, ALS, cancer, brain injury, disability and recovery after surgery or hospitalization.
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Companionship & Outings
Conversation, outings and interest based activity that give the day somewhere to go.
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Family Support & Respite
Dependable time away for the family caregiver, with practical observations shared so no one is left guessing.
Learn MoreLanguage That Respects the Person Receiving Care
Families may search for a caregiver, but the person receiving care usually wants to know who this individual will be in their home and how that person will help them keep living their life. Read client stories and reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions
The local team explains the introduction process based on timing and need. We share relevant information and work to make the first visit feel comfortable and clear.
Tell us. We will listen to the specific concern and determine whether coaching, a schedule change or a different match is appropriate.
Care professionals document services and report meaningful observations according to the service plan. Families have a local point of contact for questions and changes.
Ming’s Story
See how the 360° Approach works for Ming
Ming came to Qualicare worried that her loss of mobility would keep her from the activities and people she loves. So we designed a 360° Care Plan to help retain her independence. Thanks to Qualicare, Ming is still tending roses at her local gardening club, and she never misses one of her granddaughter’s dance recitals.
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