HomeChoice Network Caregivers
HomeChoice Network understands the value of having a company you can trust and is committed to serving your needs with dignity and compassion.
The HomeChoice Network qualified senior-care professionals have over a half century of senior non-medical home healthcare experience. Our years of senior-care service in the community allow us to uniquely match the caregivers and services desired by our clients. Our caregivers are our employees, not subcontractors.
HomeChoice Network understands that deciding to bring someone into your home to provide services is not easy. That is why we carefully screen and train all our caregivers.
Screening:
- Criminal Background and National Sex-Offender Registries Check
- North Carolina Health Care Personnel Registry Check
- Employment History
- References
Training:
- Comprehensive Skill-Building Program
- Aging Process
- Communication Skills
- Special Needs of Seniors
- Memory Disorders
- Home Security
- Cognitive Disorders (Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s Disease)
- How to Get People Up After a Fall
- Mandatory State Training
- Infection Control
- Client Rights
- Confidentiality
- Safe Transfer Techniques
For your peace of mind, you can meet the caregiver before the start of services. You will have the opportunity to interview the caregiver and to determine if they are someone you want to invite into your home.
Frequently Asked Questions About Caregivers
Are HomeChoice Network caregivers employees?
Yes. HomeChoice Network caregivers are employees, not subcontractors, giving families more confidence in the care process.
Are caregivers screened before working with clients?
Yes. Caregivers are carefully screened, including background checks, registry checks, employment history, and references.
What training do HomeChoice Network caregivers receive?
Caregivers receive training in senior care, communication, memory disorders, infection control, client rights, confidentiality, and safe transfer techniques.
Can families meet the caregiver before services begin?
Yes. Families can meet and interview the caregiver before services start to make sure they feel comfortable.
Why is caregiver matching important?
Caregiver matching helps clients receive support from someone suited to their needs, preferences, and daily care routine.