Boardwalk Homecare stands out for how hands-on and practical they are with families. Instead of pushing you to sign up, they focus on helping you figure out what kind of help your ...
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Boardwalk Homecare stands out for how hands-on and practical they are with families. Instead of pushing you to sign up, they focus on helping you figure out what kind of help your parent actually needs. Their team is ACHC accredited, which means they’ve passed a tough review process for quality and safety. You’ll notice they’re not just about sending someone to the house—they match caregivers based on personality and needs, and offer both hourly and live-in help.
Personal Care Services
Laundry/dry cleaning
Personal care assistants
Walking wheelchair assistance
In home care
Home health care
Assistance with mobility
Light housekeeping
Assistance with grooming
Assistance with meals
Assistance with toileting
Assistance with transferring
Staff Screening
Background checks
Driving record check
Drug screening
Immunizations
In person interviews
Reference checks
Residency confirmation
Sex offender check
Travel
Staff will travel to your location
Next steps to sign up for the Home Care (Non-medical)
Identify whether non-medical home care is the right solution for you/your loved one's needs. The Olera Care Planner can help with this.
If possible, request references from previous clients.
Verify background checks, licenses, and certifications.
Contact the provider to schedule an initial consultation or assessment and discuss your loved one's specific care needs and expectations. You can do this through the "connect" function on this web page.
Set a budget based on what you can afford, and secure a detailed care plan and service agreement.
Understand the difference between home care (non-medical) and home health care through the “Caregiver tips” section of the Olera platform.
Determine if non-medical home care is the appropriate solution for you/your loved one's needs. The Olera Care Planner can assist you with this decision.
Next steps to sign up for the Home Health Care
Understand the difference between home health care and home care (non-medical) through the “Caregiver tips” section of the Olera platform.
Contact the provider to schedule an initial consultation or assessment and discuss your loved one's specific care needs and expectations. You can do this through the "connect" function on this web page.
Verify the provider's accreditations, licenses, and certifications.
Determine if home health care is the appropriate solution for you/your loved one's needs. The Olera Care Planner can assist you with this decision.
Review their medical and skilled care services.
Talk to the physician of the person you are caring for to understand their medical and care needs. Ask the physician for a referral to a local care service if possible.