serving Sonoma & Marin Counties

Difference: What is Home Care and Home Health?

 Home care services provide non-medical assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as grooming, personal care, meal preparation, and help with transfers to a wheelchair or commode. In contrast, home health services are medically focused, offering wound care, vital sign monitoring, medication administration, physical therapy, and more.

What is a Referral Agency?

A referral agency offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional home care agencies while maintaining similar safety measures. These agencies connect professional caregivers with clients in need of services. Unlike traditional agencies, the caregivers are not employees but independent professionals. Typically, these caregivers have multiple private clients, collaborate with various agencies, and often work in hospitals and facilities. Many hold CNA or HHA certifications.

In a referral agency, caregivers are not assigned to clients; instead, they are offered work and choose to accept it. This approach fosters a positive relationship between the caregiver, the client, and the agency, as caregivers are motivated by their desire to be there.

How Safe are the Caregivers Through CareKeepers™️?

All caregivers referred to by CareKeepers have a minimum of 2 years of verified direct professional experience, with many boasting over 10 years. CareKeepers conducts thorough third-party criminal background checks and ensures all caregivers have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Agency requirements mandate that caregivers maintain individual liability insurance policies with coverage of $1 million per occurrence and a $6 million annual maximum limit. Additionally, caregivers have a criminal bond limit of $2,500. CareKeepers™️ also offers access to additional coverage through Ally, a national third-party billing company that manages weekly billing and payments for both clients and caregivers.

How Safe are the Caregivers Through CareKeepers™️?

All caregivers referred to by CareKeepers have a minimum of 2 years of verified direct professional experience, with many boasting over 10 years. CareKeepers conducts thorough third-party criminal background checks and ensures all caregivers have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Agency requirements mandate that caregivers maintain individual liability insurance policies with coverage of $1 million per occurrence and a $6 million annual maximum limit. Additionally, caregivers have a criminal bond limit of $2,500. CareKeepers™️ also offers access to additional coverage through Ally, a national third-party billing company that manages weekly billing and payments for both clients and caregivers.

How Safe are the Caregivers Through CareKeepers™️?

All caregivers referred to by CareKeepers have a minimum of 2 years of verified direct professional experience, with many boasting over 10 years. CareKeepers conducts thorough third-party criminal background checks and ensures all caregivers have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Agency requirements mandate that caregivers maintain individual liability insurance policies with coverage of $1 million per occurrence and a $6 million annual maximum limit. Additionally, caregivers have a criminal bond limit of $2,500. CareKeepers™️ also offers access to additional coverage through Ally, a national third-party billing company that manages weekly billing and payments for both clients and caregivers.

How Safe are the Caregivers Through CareKeepers™️?

All caregivers referred to by CareKeepers have a minimum of 2 years of verified direct professional experience, with many boasting over 10 years. CareKeepers conducts thorough third-party criminal background checks and ensures all caregivers have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Agency requirements mandate that caregivers maintain individual liability insurance policies with coverage of $1 million per occurrence and a $6 million annual maximum limit. Additionally, caregivers have a criminal bond limit of $2,500. CareKeepers™️ also offers access to additional coverage through Ally, a national third-party billing company that manages weekly billing and payments for both clients and caregivers.

How Safe are the Caregivers Through CareKeepers™️?

All caregivers referred to by CareKeepers have a minimum of 2 years of verified direct professional experience, with many boasting over 10 years. CareKeepers conducts thorough third-party criminal background checks and ensures all caregivers have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Agency requirements mandate that caregivers maintain individual liability insurance policies with coverage of $1 million per occurrence and a $6 million annual maximum limit. Additionally, caregivers have a criminal bond limit of $2,500. CareKeepers™️ also offers access to additional coverage through Ally, a national third-party billing company that manages weekly billing and payments for both clients and caregivers.

How Safe are the Caregivers Through CareKeepers™️?

All caregivers referred to by CareKeepers have a minimum of 2 years of verified direct professional experience, with many boasting over 10 years. CareKeepers conducts thorough third-party criminal background checks and ensures all caregivers have legal authorization to work in the United States.

Agency requirements mandate that caregivers maintain individual liability insurance policies with coverage of $1 million per occurrence and a $6 million annual maximum limit. Additionally, caregivers have a criminal bond limit of $2,500. CareKeepers™️ also offers access to additional coverage through Ally, a national third-party billing company that manages weekly billing and payments for both clients and caregivers.

What is the qualifications process for caregivers?

CareKeepers refers to professional caregivers who have dedicated their careers to providing care. All applicants are subject to background checks, and often DMV record checks, to ensure their reliability.