SENIOR IN-HOME CARE EXPERTS
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Our Eastern Ohio in-home elderly care team helps families by understanding their loved one’s needs and then customizing a care solution for their budget. Call us today to schedule your FREE in-home care assessment or to meet one of our elderly assistance advisors.
OUR SERVICE AREAS
We serve Eastern Ohio counties including We serve all eastern Ohio counties including but not limited to: Portage, Summit, Stark, Wayne, Ashtabula, Trumbull, Mahoning, Columbiana. Please feel free to contact us for additional location information.
OUR CAREGIVERS
Our in-home elderly caregivers are devoted, highly qualified, and carefully selected individuals who are thoroughly screened, background checked, bonded, and insured. Each caregiver is either a Certified Home Health Aide (C.H.H.A.) or a Certified Nurse Assistant (C.N.A.) with related work experience as a caregiver for elderly assistance.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Do you want to be a caregiver? The home health care industry is a growing and exciting market with many job opportunities! We offer competitive wages, opportunities for recognition, and credit for students pursuing degrees in the medical services industry. Click here for more information!
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