Care Indeed - San Francisco San Francisco, CA

Care Indeed™ is your partner in quality patient care. Our caregivers provide compassionate in-home personal healthcare to seniors and individuals coping with illness or disability. We also place competent and compliant private duty nurses in hospitals and other medical facilities through our supplemental staffing services.With the support of Care Indeedâ„¢, your patients and loved ones will receive the care necessary to improve their quality of life. Facility Nursing Placement Care Indeed™ places RNs, LPNs and LVNs in healthcare facilities for contract, temp-to-hire, per diem or permanent positions. A comprehensive database ensures that clients are matched with employees who meet their experience and skill set needs. We can recruit and place professionals in: Private residences Hospitals Medical facilities Imaging and diagnostic centers Institutions Non-Medical Homecare Services Care Indeed™ caregivers can assist with day-to-day activities, such as: Bathing, dressing, grooming Meal preparation Transportation to and from medical appointments Shopping Exercise and physical activities Medication supervision Dementia & Alzheimer's care Light housekeeping Hospital sitting Competent Care Our nurses and caregivers undergo a thorough background check that includes screening for criminal activities with several national agencies. They also provide extensive references. These efforts help ensure the integrity of our placement process, and give our clients the confidence that they are employing honest and competent professionals. The Care Indeed™ Guarantee of Privacy We protect the privacy of our partners. Caregivers sign confidentiality agreements regarding the medical and personal information of their charges. Healthcare professionals being placed through our services can be sure that only pertinent information about background, skills and references will be released to potential employers. Caregiver Information Caregiver Skills Include: Ethics, Validation Therapy, Patient Transfers, Stress Management, Grief Issues, Family Communication, Transition Issues, Communicating with Dementia Patients