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How to Do a Risk Assessment for Home Care Businesses

Some risk is normal when you’re a business owner. The challenge is what to do about it. Fully assessing what your risks are, what aspects of your business could be affected and what to do about each exposure can be a big job. But the right process makes tackling risk easy. A risk assessment is a simple process any business [...]

4 Tech Gadgets to Support Aging in Place

Financially, emotionally, mentally — aging in place offers a lot of benefits to seniors. Doing so safely can be a challenge, and that’s where your caregivers come in. Supporting clients with their everyday tasks and routines helps to ensure clients can remain in their homes for longer. Technology advances can complement the support of caregivers, offering peace of mind to [...]

Tips to Improve Hiring Practices and Reduce Turnover for Home Care Businesses

Hiring and retaining quality caregivers has long been a challenge for home care businesses, as recruiting resources can be low and finding the time for the process can be tricky. Increasing minimum wage and a competitive job market has made things even harder, with many companies responding by changing how they hire. But doing so carefully is important, since lax [...]

5 Engaging and Fun Activities for Your Caregivers and Their Clients

Providing care for your clients and ensuring a safe environment are the ultimate goals of a companion caregiver, but a lot of small tasks are required to achieve them. From managing medication to prepping meals and driving clients to appointments, your caregivers have a lot of duties. But not all responsibilities need to be mundane. Your caregivers can also enjoy [...]

Ensuring Safety During Client Transport: A Comprehensive Checklist

Clients depend on your caregiver employees for many of their daily transportation needs—from medical appointments to grocery shopping and more. When transporting clients, it's essential for your caregivers to prioritize their safety and well-being. In addition to implementing a safe driving program, encourage your caregivers to adhere to the following transportation safety checklist to ensure that both the caregiver and [...]

Client Family Communication Tips for Caregivers

To help maintain positive relations between your companion care company, client and their families, communication from caregivers is key. Though caregivers have a multitude of daily tasks, from supporting clients’ daily hygiene needs to cooking meals and running errands, family communication can be a crucial responsibility. Read on to learn actionable client family communication tips you and your caregivers can [...]

How to Prevent Workplace Violence against Companion Caregivers

Not only do your caregivers face an elevated risk of workplace injury — they also continue to face an elevated risk of experiencing workplace violence. The types of workplace violence against companion caregivers can be wide-ranging, and include verbal, nonverbal and written harassment, bullying, sexual harassment and physical assaults. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, studies of [...]

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Cleaning Tips for Caregivers and Their Clients

A deep cleaning of your clients’ homes shouldn’t only occur in the springtime. In fact, several cleaning and maintenance actions should be completed quarterly. And with 33% of adults saying they do not clean everything in their home often enough, your caregivers can add real value to their clients by assisting with these tasks. Read on for cleaning tips for [...]

Why Being Mistaken for Home Health Care can be Problematic for Companion Care Businesses

Companion care businesses are often misunderstood. Many believe that companion care businesses offer services including medical home health care, palliative care and hospice care. When this happens, companion care businesses and their caregivers may not receive the service they require. This can be especially true when it comes to insurance coverage. Insurance partners who are unaware of the nuances of [...]

Modifications Caregivers Can Make for Visually Impaired Clients

Changes in vision are often a common effect of aging, with more than 25% of U.S. adults over the age of 71 experiencing some form of visual impairment. Visual impairment can range from low vision to moderate visual impairment to total blindness. With more than a quarter of seniors experiencing some form of visual impairment, caregivers must be prepared to [...]

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