Top Questions To Ask In-Home Care Providers
When considering in-home care for a loved one, knowing the right questions to ask providers is crucial for ensuring quality, reliability, and a good fit with your family’s needs. Our top questions to ask in-home care providers guide is designed to help you navigate the process with confidence.
From understanding the scope of services offered to assessing the qualifications and training of caregivers, this comprehensive Sunny Days FAQ page addresses key concerns that many families face. Explore these essential questions to gain a deeper insight into what to expect and how to secure the best care for your loved one.
How do I initiate services?
We will contact you to schedule a free in-home consultation where we will create a care plan based on needs.
Are you able to provide services to seniors in facilities?
Yes, we can provide non-medical care in various types of facilities. Please leave us your information and someone will reach out to you shortly.
Do you only provide services to seniors?
We also provide services to individuals with disabilities, those recovering from surgery, and people going through rehabilitation.
What are the costs for your services?
We provide a wide-range of services. The costs vary depending on quantity and type of care required. Please leave your information and we will contact you to discuss pricing and payment options.
How are your caregivers selected?
All of our caregivers go through a screening process including background checks, reference checks, competency tests and an in-person interview. We also match our caregivers based on our client’s needs.
Do you provide 24 hour care?
Yes, we are happy to meet your needs with 24 hour care. Please leave your information and someone will reach out to you shortly.
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept cash, checks, or money orders. You may also be able to have your services covered by Long-Term Care Insurance, Veteran’s Benefits, or a Medicaid Waiver.
What type of services do you provide?
We provide non-medical services including companion care, home services, and personal care