Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is Caring Professionals Homecare bonded and insured?
A: Yes, Caring Professionals Homecare has an employee bonding policy and carries comprehensive General Liability and Professional insurance. In addition, all Caring Professional Homecare employees are covered through a Workers Compensation policy in the event of a work-related injury.
Q: How quickly can I begin my services with you?
A: It is possible that we can begin services on the same day or next day. We will come out to your home to complete a free assessment and we will then try to find the right resource for you. It may take longer for services to begin for Medical Assistance cases, unless a case manager authorizes hours to begin on a certain date. We can help you navigate through this process as quickly as needed.
Q: When are your home care services available?
A: Our Caregivers are available for hourly, partial day, overnight and 24-hour care. Because each client’s requirements are unique, we offer flexible or regularly scheduled visits. This is often determined during our free in-home assessment prior to engaging services.
Q: How do I know that I can trust the employees that you send to my home?
A: Caring Professionals Homecare conducts a criminal background check on its employees before placing them into the client homes. In addition, each applicant needs to provide at least 3 professional references and have at least 1 year of home care experience before we offer them a position to work in a home such as yours.
Q: What if I don’t like the Caregiver you send into my home?
A: Sometimes there can be some friction between the client and caregiver due to any one of a number of things (examples may range from difference of opinion on how to clean things to a caregiver who is too opinionated on certain topics) and Caring Professionals Homecare can easily switch caregivers if needed. It is always a good idea to give someone a chance to work with you for at least 2 shifts before making an adjustment, but adjustments can be made sooner. Basically, we are flexible with you on your staffing.
Q: Do you have a written contract or agreement for services?
A: Caring Professionals Homecare has an agreement that is not bound by time or cost. Our agreement is flexible and does not require a long-term commitment for services. Caring Professionals Homecare will complete an Intake Form / Client Services Request Form, enter into a Written Service Agreement and develop a customized Care Plan before initiating services. If the case length is two weeks or less, an additional fee may apply.
Q: Is my privacy protected?
A: Caring Professionals Homecare complies with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 and requires its employees to abstain from sharing anything about you and your health with others not associated with your care. We also disclose our HIPPA policy to you upon intake.
Q: What are my rights as a consumer of home care services?
A: All clients of Caring Professionals Homecare are given a Client Handbook that includes that latest version of the Minnesota Homecare Bill of Rights that outline your rights as a consumer of home care services. Caring Professionals Homecare does not have any pending or outstanding issues related to any complaints associated with the Bill of Rights.
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
Testimonials From Our Clients
Mary
Amazing! I am really impressed with the scope of services and presentation of materials from your management and marketing team. Thank you for staffing the case on short notice (same day). We will make more referrals to you in the... Read more »
Dorothy J.
I have been very pleased with the caregivers you have sent me. I have had services from several other agencies over the years, but really like your approach of listening to my needs when I call with a fast response.... Read more »
Mike J.
Caring Professionals Homecare works with my 7 year old autistic son and has provided our family with much needed relief. Thank you for helping us better understand the Medical Assistance system and helping us through the assessment process. I look... Read more »