More than 2.1 million people call New Mexico home, including almost 381,000 seniors aged 65 or older. New Mexico boasts 56 hospitals, including several high-performing hospitals. Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque snagged eight high-performing U.S. News & World Report designations.
The state waives income tax for centenarians, but until then, most seniors pay taxes on their retirement funds. Those who meet income restrictions, however, earn a retirement-income exemption of up to $8,000.
The Land of Enchantment got a little more enchanting for seniors in 2022. The state previously taxed Social Security benefits, but as of the 2022 changes, single filers with an adjusted gross income of $100,000 or less and joint filers with an AGI of $150,000 or less are not taxed for Social Security benefits.
Property taxes are on the low side, and New Mexico offers property tax credit and deferral programs for low-income seniors, providing a perk for those living at home with the help of in-home care. New Mexico has a relatively low average cost of home care at $4,605 per month, and the home health care average is only higher by approximately $50. Home care provides personal assistance, while home health offers medical services, including various therapies.
The Cost of In-Home Care in New Mexico
The average cost of in-home care in New Mexico is about $350 less than the national average according to the 2021 Genworth Cost of Care Survey. It’s also lower than all but one bordering state. Texas boasts the lowest average at $4,576 per month for in-home care. Oklahoma has a higher average of $4,862. Of the three remaining adjacent states, Arizona is higher by more than $700 at $5,339, and Utah is more than $1,000 above New Mexico’s average with its rate of $5,625. Colorado has the highest monthly price; at a cost of $6,387, Colorado is higher than New Mexico by nearly $1,800.
$4605
New Mexico
$4957
The United States
$4576
Texas
$4862
Oklahoma
$5339
Arizona
$5625
Utah
$6387
Colorado
Although it’s the second-most populous city in the state, Las Cruces in southern New Mexico has the smallest average monthly cost of in-home care of all New Mexico cities listed on Genworth. It averaged $4,195, well under the state average of $4,605. The state’s most populated city, Albuquerque, was close to the state average at $4,671. Farmington in the northwest has a much higher average cost at $5,529, but the state’s capital, Santa Fe, is significantly more than all the other cities highlighted. Its rate of $6,378 makes it nearly $2,200 more than the state average.
$4195
Las Cruces
$4671
Albuquerque
$5529
Farmington
$6378
Santa Fe
Adult day health care costs much less than home and home health care, but it offers limited services in a group setting. Assisted living offers many of the same services as in-home care and home health care combined at a lower cost. However, at $4,498 compared to $4,605 for home care and $4,652 for home health care, assisted living has only a slightly lower price. It also requires seniors to move to a congregate residential setting. Nursing homes also require a congregate residential setting but offer much more support. This option runs the highest cost at $7,604 per month.
$4605
In-Home Care
$4652
Home Health Care
$1993
Adult Day Health Care
$4498
Assisted Living Facility
$7604
Nursing Home Facility
Does Medicaid Cover Home Care in New Mexico?
New Mexico’s Medicaid program is called Centennial Care, and it provides health care services for eligible seniors through four managed care organizations (MCOs). Centennial Care went into effect on January 1, 2014, and the switch changed some features and benefits of the state’s Medicaid program. One significant change was within the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver program.
HCBS Waiver programs no longer exist under Centennial Care, so New Mexico doesn’t currently have a Medicaid Waiver specifically for seniors. However, it does directly cover home care through its Community Benefit Program for Medicaid recipients and some non-recipients.
Former recipients of the Coordination of Long-Term Services (CoLTS C) Medicaid Waiver, also referred to as the Disabled and Elderly Waiver, now receive their in-home care services through the Community Benefit Program. This program provides services to help seniors live independently in their homes and community instead of in long-term care facilities.
Seniors who qualify for Medicaid and want to receive in-home care must also apply for the Community Benefit Program. Seniors already enrolled in full coverage Medicaid with a Medicaid Managed Care Organization (MCO) should speak with their care coordinators or MCO representatives about enrolling in the Community Benefit Program. Allocations are also available for those who don’t qualify for Medicaid to receive Community Benefit Services, but these applicants must join a waiting list and receive services as they become available.
How to Know if You’re Eligible for Medicaid in New Mexico
Eligibility for Medicaid requires recipients fall below income and resource limits. In 2022, the maximum monthly income was $841 for individuals or $1,261 for couples under Aged, Blind and Disabled Medicaid Programs. These monthly amounts work out to $10,092 for singles or $15,137 for couples annually. Resource limits are $2,000 for individuals and $3,000 for couples, with burial funds of up to $1,500 excludable.
2022 Medicaid Income Limits for Seniors in New Mexico
Income Limits*
Asset Limits
Single Person
$10,092
$2,000
Two-Person Household
$15,137
$3,000
*Per year
Eligibility for all Medicaid programs requires individuals to meet specific federal guidelines. In addition to income requirements, applicants must:
Be aged 65 or older, blind, disabled or have a household family member with a disability
Be a resident of New Mexico
Be a U.S. citizen or national, permanent resident or legal alien
Have a need for health care or health insurance assistance
How to Apply for Medicaid in New Mexico
The quickest way to apply for Centennial Care/Medicaid in New Mexico is online via its YesNM Online Portal. Applicants who apply for Medicaid on YesNM may receive their results in as little as 10 minutes through the state’s Express Eligibility process. Other options for applying for Medicaid include:
Completing an application over the phone by calling the Consolidated Customer Service Center at 1-800-283-4465
Mailing a completed, signed application to Central ASPEN Scanning Area, PO Box 830, Bernalillo, NM 87004
Faxing a completed, signed application to 1-855-804-8960
What Information You Will Need
Medicaid applicants must submit various documents based on their situation. The following information and/or documentation may be required:
Social Security Number
Proof of identity and age, such as driver’s license, birth certificate, Social Security card, Certificate of Indian Blood, voter registration card, passport or other approved form of ID
Proof of U.S. citizenship or immigration status
Medical records proving disability, if applicable
Tax filing information
Information on earned income, such as check stubs, tax records or letters from employers
Documentation of other income, including Social Security, pensions, retirement, rental income, unemployment, capital gains, royalties, financial gifts and gambling winnings
Unpaid medical bills from the last three months
List of all public and private health insurance, including Medicare
Indian Health Services information, if applicable
Proof of residency, such as mortgage, rental agreement, utility bill or letter to the applicant addressed to them at the address provided on the application
How to Get Help Applying for Medicaid
Various government departments and nonprofit organizations offer seniors help finding health care and in-home services, including resources to help complete their Centennial Care application. Seniors needing assistance getting the services they need can turn to these resources in person, over the phone or online.
ALTSD provides home and community-based information and services that allow older individuals to remain in their homes and receive supportive services. Seniors may call, email or chat with ALTSD staff to learn more about in-home services funded through Medicaid or Veteran’s services. It’s also a resource for numerous senior services, benefits and long-term care counseling, nutrition programs and other valuable assistance.
The Resource Directory is part of New Mexico’s Network of Care and offers a comprehensive online database of local community resources for seniors and their caregivers. Users may search the database by zip code or view resources by category and filter them by county. Provided resources include those that help with health insurance, Medicaid and home care services.
United Way 2-1-1 provides free information and referrals to health and human services and community-based organizations. It provides an extensive list of appropriate referrals to resources that help with basic human needs, senior services, disability programs and physical and mental health resources, including help with Medicaid, Medicare and other health programs. Seniors across the state can dial 2-1-1 for local assistance or visit one of the regional United Way websites to find resources online. Regional sites include:
In general, Medicare does not cover the cost of non-medical home care. That being said, there are situations in which Medicare provides some coverage for medical home care, referred to as “Home Healthcare.” There are several eligibility restrictions for coverage, including that individuals must be homebound and have a referral from their doctor specifically for home healthcare services.
Below is an overview of some of the skilled medical professionals whose in-home services are typically covered by Medicare – for more in-depth information, refer to our Guide to Home Healthcare.
Physical Therapists: Physical therapy is used to help patients recover from injuries (broken bones, knee injuries, etc.), treat ongoing conditions such as arthritis, and assist in recovery from surgeries and procedures such as a knee or hip replacement.
Visiting Nurses: Licensed nurses can provide a number of medical services for those who don’t need to stay in the hospital, but do need regular medical services such as wound care, changing feeding tubes, etc.
Occupational Therapists: Occupational therapists help seniors regain or maintain the ability to accomplish normal, daily tasks, such as bathing, dressing, eating, and other daily activities.
Speech Therapists: Speech therapists help seniors who are struggling to adequately communicate due to a stroke, dementia, or any other cause regain the ability to functionally communicate using a variety of means. Additionally, speech therapists help to keep seniors independent by modifying diets, teaching special techniques to swallow safely, and retraining associated muscles.
As mentioned above, in-home care is distinctly different from home healthcare. But, there can be some overlap in services between the two types of care. So, while Medicare doesn’t cover non-medical in-home care, there are in-home care services that may be covered in special circumstances when they’re provided in conjunction with home healthcare (such as an occupational therapist helping with eating or dressing)
Other Financial Assistance Options for In-Home Care in New Mexico
While the above programs help many people finance in-home care, they will not cover all costs for everyone. There are other ways to pay for in-home care, including out-of-pocket arrangements with siblings, annuities, reverse mortgages, private insurance and more. Read Caring.com’s Guide to In-Home Care Costs to learn more about these alternative payment options.
Free and Low-Cost Resources for Seniors in New Mexico
Seniors throughout New Mexico have access to various free resources to help them stay engaged in their communities and live safely and independently in their homes. Government entities, nonprofits, and community organizations offer programs and services to support aging adults, covering everything from nutritious meals to home improvements.
The ADRC helps elders, disabled persons and caregivers find services and resources to help them live independently. Services include benefits counseling, information and assistance, prescription drug assistance, health care fraud prevention, long-term options counseling, health care options and a social services directory.
New Mexico has four AAAs to help seniors aged 60 or older throughout the state through community-based services. Individuals may use services at ages 55 or older for tribal programs. Specific services vary by location but can include adult day care, case management, caregiver support, chore services, respite, transportation, home-delivered meals and legal services.
New Mexico Legal Aid provides free services to eligible low-income New Mexico residents with civil matters. It doesn’t handle criminal matters. Services range from advice, education and brief services. In some cases, it provides full representation. Legal Aid may also refer seniors to free attorneys or self-help centers.
LIHEAP helps eligible applicants with their heating and cooling costs. Seniors may apply through the online YesNM Portal or submit a paper application to the nearest NM Human Services Department. LIHEAP may assist with disconnected services and lack of bulk fuels, such as wood or propane.
The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority administers the Energy$mart weatherization assistance program. Energy$mart provides free energy-saving services, such as retrofits and home modifications, to eligible homeowners and renters throughout the state. The program automatically approves households receiving SSI and prioritizes households with residents aged 60 or older, disabled residents, children or high energy use. Seniors must submit their applications directly to an MFA service provider, not the MFA.
New Mexico has a network of over 240 senior centers with various programs available. These centers usually offer nutritious congregate meals, social activities, volunteer opportunities, recreational activities, health screenings, consumer education and other services for aging adults. Some centers may provide transportation programs or have unique offerings.
COVID-19 Rules for In-Home Care Providers in New Mexico
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an interim rule to help protect health care workers and the public that required COVID-19 vaccinations. All health care facilities participating in Medicare and Medicaid programs must have created policies that require their workers to become fully vaccinated by a set deadline. Agencies must have established exceptions for staff with approved medical or religious exemptions.
Home health agencies are among the facilities that must comply with this rule. Because New Mexico didn’t file an injunction like many other states, health care workers across the state had until February 28, 2022, to become fully vaccinated. Home health agencies and other health care facilities risk losing CMS funding for non-compliance. This rule is current as of April 2022, but seniors should check with their local Area Agency on Aging for current regulations.
In-Home Care Laws and Regulations in New Mexico
Home health agencies in New Mexico are regulated by the New Mexico Department of Health. It monitors and enforces quality standards to help ensure the public receives care that promotes their quality of life.
In-Home Care Laws and Regulations in New Mexico
Scope of Care
Home health agencies can provide medically directed therapeutic or supportive services. This can include clinical services, such as skilled nursing, social services or physical therapy, and non-clinical support, including personal care and homemaker services. Agencies can only offer services to people living within 100 miles from the licensed location of the agency.
Care Plan Requirements
A written plan of care must be established for each client that establishes the goals for the care and is reviewed at least annually. When medically-directed care is being received, the plan of care must be established and reviewed by a licensed professional, such as a physician or nurse practitioner.
Medication Management Requirements
There are no specific regulations covering medication management for home health agencies in New Mexico.
Staff Screening Requirements
All caregivers must have nationwide criminal history screening. People who have a disqualifying conviction, which includes crimes involving abuse, neglect or exploitation, may not be hired.
Staff Training Requirements
Caregivers providing clinical services must be licensed to provide these services. Home health aides must complete a training program that includes at least 16 hours of supervised practical training prior to beginning work. They must also complete at least 12 hours of in-house training annually.Caregivers providing homemaker or personal care services must complete a program of at least 40 hours training during their first year of employment. They must also participate in at least 10 hours of in-house training annually.
Medicaid Coverage
New Mexico's Community Benefit program will cover some or all of the cost of in-home care for those who qualify.
Reporting Abuse
Abuse should be reported to Adult Protective Services at 866-654-3219 or 505-476-4912.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does in-home care cost in New Mexico?
In New Mexico in-home care, also referred to as homemaker services, costs an average of $4,290 per month, according to Genworth Financial’s 2019 Cost of Care Survey, which is equal to the national average. Home health care in the state also costs $4,290 per month and can provide clinical assistance, such as skilled nursing.
Does New Mexico Medicaid pay for in-home care?
New Mexico’s state Medicaid program is called Centennial Care. It has a Community Benefit program that offers services that help seniors age in place, including personal care, homemaker services and non-medical transportation. Centennial care is administered by managed care organizations (MCOs) and seniors can self-direct some services.
Are there programs to cover home modifications in New Mexico?
The Community Benefit program may cover home modifications that are necessary for seniors to remain living independently at home. Modifications covered can include roll in showers, wheelchair ramps, lifts and more.
Does Medicare pay for in-home care?
Medicare Part A and Part B may cover clinical home health services such as intermittent skilled nursing, physical therapy and medical social services. It may also cover some personal care services, such as bathing and grooming, if clinical services are also being provided. Medicare doesn’t cover homemaker services, such as cleaning and meal planning, or personal care if it’s the only care required.
What are “Activities of Daily Living”?
Activities of daily living are a set of tasks that are considered essential for a person to accomplish each day in order to thrive. They are classified in five categories: personal hygiene, continence management, dressing, feeding and ambulating. A senior’s ability to complete these tasks is often used to determine whether they qualify for care and the type of care they need. Instrumental activities of daily living are slightly more complex tasks that are still essential for comfortable living, such as meal preparation and cleaning.
How to Find an In-Home Care Provider in New Mexico
Whether you are looking for yourself or a loved one, finding a quality home care provider can be a stressful process. When you hire an in-home care aide you’re placing a lot of trust in the hands of the person by inviting them into your home, so you’ll want to be diligent in your search. At Caring.com, we’re here to help – we’ve created a helpful checklist below that can help guide you through the process of both determining your needs and finding a home care agency that will provide the best care possible.
To find quality home care providers near you, simply input the zip code or city where you would like to start your search. We have an extensive directory of home care agencies all across the nation that includes in-depth information about each provider and hundreds of thousands of reviews from seniors and their loved ones.
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When it comes to in-home senior care and other services designed to help seniors age gracefully, A Place At Home is there to provide you with compassionate professionals to assist you or your loved ones throughout the aging process.
We believe senior care does not have to be challenging. The ability to age with dignity and respect in the familiar surroundings of your own home or the place you call home is entirely possible.
A Place At Home understands that every senior’s situation is different. That’s why our passionate, professional caregivers strive to provide seniors with the ability to maintain their independence through companionship and personal in-home senior care.
Our “We are CARE” philosophy is a commitment to our core values of being Compassionate, Accountable, Respectful, and Ethical. These values are incorporated into every interaction A Place At Home has with families we serve, employees and caregivers we hire, and the community as a whole. Our dedication to providing the most compassionate and professional senior care, when and where families need it and delivered in a manner that is consistent and reliable, means that CARE is the most significant product we offer.
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When it comes to in-home senior care and other services designed to help seniors age gracefully, A Place At Home is there to provide you with compassionate professionals to assist you or your loved ones throughout the aging process.
We believe senior care does not have to be challenging. The ability to age with dignity and respect in the familiar surroundings of your own home or the place you call home is entirely possible.
A Place At Home understands that every senior’s situation is different. That’s why our passionate, professional caregivers strive to provide seniors with the ability to maintain their independence through companionship and personal in-home senior care.
Our “We are CARE” philosophy is a commitment to our core values of being Compassionate, Accountable, Respectful, and Ethical. These values are incorporated into every interaction A Place At Home has with families we serve, employees and caregivers we hire, and the community as a whole. Our dedication to providing the most compassionate and professional senior care, when and where families need it and delivered in a manner that is consistent and reliable, means that CARE is the most significant product we offer.
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Finding home care and nursing care services that meets your loved one’s needs can be challenging.
At Nurse Next Door, it’s our mission to provide the most comprehensive home health services for seniors in your area. We design a care plan that provides the personalized support and assistance they’ll need to remain independent and continue living a fun, fulfilling life as they age.
Our In home care services built around you! Our comprehensive in home care team will ask you about what you love to do most during the day so we can factor your hobbies of choice into your care plan. Do you like attending a weekly pottery class or going for a walk with your friends every morning? Your caregiver can accompany you and arrange for transportation to and from your favorite activities. Do you have family coming for a holiday dinner and need assistance with preparing the ham and stuffing? Your caregiver will be ready to assist you with your groceries, selecting the perfect bouquet of flowers, menu organizing, and setting the table prior to your guests’ arrival.
Our professional caregivers and nurses provide different types of support based on clients’ individual needs. Our home care services can include:
Personal care services: grooming, bathing assistance, dressing, and other personal care and self care activities.
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Other home care services: meal preparation, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, transportation, companion care, and family caregivers respite services.
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We’ve been using Interim for a month and a half for my father. They come in four hours a day, and they do meal preparations, light housekeeping, and run errands. He’s been very happy with them; he has one that comes most of the time, and he really likes her. They’ve done very well with scheduling. I’ve been happy so far and would recommend them to others.
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During my time with this company, I had to do more work trying to get them to show up and stick to a schedule than I even got help for. They were supposed to come 14 hours a week and on the time clock
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During my time with this company, I had to do more work trying to get them to show up and stick to a schedule than I even got help for. They were supposed to come 14 hours a week and on the time clock in on my phone and then out on my phone. They would skip clock out at some times if they even sent me someone. I got a transfer about two months ago after 3 or 4 formal reports against them and their poor treatment of me, the lack of consistency or caregivers showing up period, and other issues dealing with how they were supposed to help that many did not want to do.
The staff showed up late and left early most of the time.
The interaction with the caregivers that did show up was very strange, many I had to report afterward for issues like, not wanting to clean, not wanting to go in the store, simple things they were being paid by my insurance to do.
The agency was almost the opposite of responsive to my request almost as if they would push back even more or ignore me out of spite when I would bring up issues.
This is my review and I would give them 0 stars if possible, I am still looking for a new company because of how poor they left things.
Makes me sad but many people try to get over on me as a disabled individual
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During my time with this company, I had to do more work trying to get them to show up and stick to a schedule than I even got help for. They were supposed to come 14 hours a week and on the time clock
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During my time with this company, I had to do more work trying to get them to show up and stick to a schedule than I even got help for. They were supposed to come 14 hours a week and on the time clock in on my phone and then out on my phone. They would skip clock out at some times if they even sent me someone. I got a transfer about two months ago after 3 or 4 formal reports against them and their poor treatment of me, the lack of consistency or caregivers showing up period, and other issues dealing with how they were supposed to help that many did not want to do.
The staff showed up late and left early most of the time.
The interaction with the caregivers that did show up was very strange, many I had to report afterward for issues like, not wanting to clean, not wanting to go in the store, simple things they were being paid by my insurance to do.
The agency was almost the opposite of responsive to my request almost as if they would push back even more or ignore me out of spite when I would bring up issues.
This is my review and I would give them 0 stars if possible, I am still looking for a new company because of how poor they left things.
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I am have nothing but consistent caregivers c
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Quality should be the name of this home care agency. Caregivers come in Uniform and highly trained. Loving and compassionate staff and highly trained.
I am have nothing but consistent caregivers coming to my home. My mother with whom I live with fell and broke a hip. Long story short United One has assisted me with all the home care services we will ever need. From bathing her to personal hygiene and toileting to even transporting her to her medical appointments.
I have been very impressed with this home are agency and here by leaving a review for anyone looking for compassion and quality all in one sentence.
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Quality should be the name of this home care agency. Caregivers come in Uniform and highly trained. Loving and compassionate staff and highly trained.
I am have nothing but consistent caregivers c
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Quality should be the name of this home care agency. Caregivers come in Uniform and highly trained. Loving and compassionate staff and highly trained.
I am have nothing but consistent caregivers coming to my home. My mother with whom I live with fell and broke a hip. Long story short United One has assisted me with all the home care services we will ever need. From bathing her to personal hygiene and toileting to even transporting her to her medical appointments.
I have been very impressed with this home are agency and here by leaving a review for anyone looking for compassion and quality all in one sentence.
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Thanks for your caring with our mother in-law in a very comfortable, personalble way. She is very happy to have her weekly visit, looks forward to the companionship and enjoys the affection.
Thanks for your caring with our mother in-law in a very comfortable, personalble way. She is very happy to have her weekly visit, looks forward to the companionship and enjoys the affection.
This is the most unorganized, unprofessional group of people I have had the displeasure to work with. They pass the buck on billing issues, their employees spend their time texting and not caring for
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This is the most unorganized, unprofessional group of people I have had the displeasure to work with. They pass the buck on billing issues, their employees spend their time texting and not caring for their clients. I stopped service in May and they are still billing me for services and have not returned my deposit! I had to go the bank and deny their auto-pay status. They are more trouble than they are worth. Don’t waste your time, use another company.
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This is the most unorganized, unprofessional group of people I have had the displeasure to work with. They pass the buck on billing issues, their employees spend their time texting and not caring for
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This is the most unorganized, unprofessional group of people I have had the displeasure to work with. They pass the buck on billing issues, their employees spend their time texting and not caring for their clients. I stopped service in May and they are still billing me for services and have not returned my deposit! I had to go the bank and deny their auto-pay status. They are more trouble than they are worth. Don’t waste your time, use another company.
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The people in the Inteli-Care office are really good and understanding, and they work with me well. The caregiver I hired was a personal friend, but they weren’t that good as a worker, in my opinion,
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The people in the Inteli-Care office are really good and understanding, and they work with me well. The caregiver I hired was a personal friend, but they weren’t that good as a worker, in my opinion, so I won’t do that again. However, everything that Inteli-Care has provided for me office-wise was good, and the people in the office are excellent, good people. The management is good.
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The people in the Inteli-Care office are really good and understanding, and they work with me well. The caregiver I hired was a personal friend, but they weren’t that good as a worker, in my opinion,
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The people in the Inteli-Care office are really good and understanding, and they work with me well. The caregiver I hired was a personal friend, but they weren’t that good as a worker, in my opinion, so I won’t do that again. However, everything that Inteli-Care has provided for me office-wise was good, and the people in the office are excellent, good people. The management is good.
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My mother is a current client of Mrs. Jackson. I was terrified of the fact that someone unfamiliar would be taking care of my mother but I am a working mom so I needed the help. Mrs.Jackson and Debra
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My mother is a current client of Mrs. Jackson. I was terrified of the fact that someone unfamiliar would be taking care of my mother but I am a working mom so I needed the help. Mrs.Jackson and Debra made that feeling go away with the first phone call. Overall we are pleased with their professionalism and services.
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My mother is a current client of Mrs. Jackson. I was terrified of the fact that someone unfamiliar would be taking care of my mother but I am a working mom so I needed the help. Mrs.Jackson and Debra
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My mother is a current client of Mrs. Jackson. I was terrified of the fact that someone unfamiliar would be taking care of my mother but I am a working mom so I needed the help. Mrs.Jackson and Debra made that feeling go away with the first phone call. Overall we are pleased with their professionalism and services.
Thank you
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I used Homewatch CareGivers last year. One of their workers came on Saturday morning. She got the grocery list from me. She did the grocery shopping, came back, washed and prepped all the vegetables,
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I used Homewatch CareGivers last year. One of their workers came on Saturday morning. She got the grocery list from me. She did the grocery shopping, came back, washed and prepped all the vegetables, did light house cleaning like mopping the floor, sweeping, and also did my laundry. It was basically three hours each time. They gave me the standard service. They did relatively decently. I had to change the person that came in because there was quite a language barrier. The first lady that was coming in was from another country, and we were able to communicate for the most part, but for specific tasks, there were issues in communicating. She let my cat out by accident one day. There was an issue with that. Then, they actually switched the person, and the second person was much better.
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I used Homewatch CareGivers last year. One of their workers came on Saturday morning. She got the grocery list from me. She did the grocery shopping, came back, washed and prepped all the vegetables,
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I used Homewatch CareGivers last year. One of their workers came on Saturday morning. She got the grocery list from me. She did the grocery shopping, came back, washed and prepped all the vegetables, did light house cleaning like mopping the floor, sweeping, and also did my laundry. It was basically three hours each time. They gave me the standard service. They did relatively decently. I had to change the person that came in because there was quite a language barrier. The first lady that was coming in was from another country, and we were able to communicate for the most part, but for specific tasks, there were issues in communicating. She let my cat out by accident one day. There was an issue with that. Then, they actually switched the person, and the second person was much better.
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Caregivers from Apex have gone above and beyond their duties. They cook, clean, dust, move furniture and were charming company throughout. I speak highly of Apex Home Health to my friends. Good words
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Caregivers from Apex have gone above and beyond their duties. They cook, clean, dust, move furniture and were charming company throughout. I speak highly of Apex Home Health to my friends. Good words travel fast. I highly recommend them to anyone. Excellent people!
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Caregivers from Apex have gone above and beyond their duties. They cook, clean, dust, move furniture and were charming company throughout. I speak highly of Apex Home Health to my friends. Good words
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Caregivers from Apex have gone above and beyond their duties. They cook, clean, dust, move furniture and were charming company throughout. I speak highly of Apex Home Health to my friends. Good words travel fast. I highly recommend them to anyone. Excellent people!
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This company has a lot of clients that have dementia and Alzheimers. They help in assisted living on different levels. I have had the same worker for over one and a half years. At the other companies
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This company has a lot of clients that have dementia and Alzheimers. They help in assisted living on different levels. I have had the same worker for over one and a half years. At the other companies I went through so many different worker’s due to various problems. I haven’t had to deal with that here so far.
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This company has a lot of clients that have dementia and Alzheimers. They help in assisted living on different levels. I have had the same worker for over one and a half years. At the other companies
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This company has a lot of clients that have dementia and Alzheimers. They help in assisted living on different levels. I have had the same worker for over one and a half years. At the other companies I went through so many different worker’s due to various problems. I haven’t had to deal with that here so far.
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I chose Honor – In Home Senior Care, and so far I like it. I’s been good. The agency is professional and prompt to my needs, the caregivers are pleasant and professional, they present themselves well,
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I chose Honor – In Home Senior Care, and so far I like it. I’s been good. The agency is professional and prompt to my needs, the caregivers are pleasant and professional, they present themselves well, and I’m satisfied. They do medication management and light cleaning. I would recommend them.
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I chose Honor – In Home Senior Care, and so far I like it. I’s been good. The agency is professional and prompt to my needs, the caregivers are pleasant and professional, they present themselves well,
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I chose Honor – In Home Senior Care, and so far I like it. I’s been good. The agency is professional and prompt to my needs, the caregivers are pleasant and professional, they present themselves well, and I’m satisfied. They do medication management and light cleaning. I would recommend them.
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All of my brothers needs are being met and much kindness has been shown. Keeping in contact with family who live in another state and haven’t been able to travel to be there with him, trips to the
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All of my brothers needs are being met and much kindness has been shown. Keeping in contact with family who live in another state and haven’t been able to travel to be there with him, trips to the Urgent Care doctor and then the hospital. I am very grateful for the care and help that is being provided by Melissa and Angels Above Home Care.
The fact that Melissa has only been with him for less than a week and shown such an excellent caring of his needs has been a blessing to us. Angels Above Home care is a fitting name for their services!!!❤️
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All of my brothers needs are being met and much kindness has been shown. Keeping in contact with family who live in another state and haven’t been able to travel to be there with him, trips to the
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All of my brothers needs are being met and much kindness has been shown. Keeping in contact with family who live in another state and haven’t been able to travel to be there with him, trips to the Urgent Care doctor and then the hospital. I am very grateful for the care and help that is being provided by Melissa and Angels Above Home Care.
The fact that Melissa has only been with him for less than a week and shown such an excellent caring of his needs has been a blessing to us. Angels Above Home care is a fitting name for their services!!!❤️
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Very little communication. They would wait to get a replacement at the last minute and then no one showed up I was with them for several years and until the last year,we had constant turner over.W
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Very little communication. They would wait to get a replacement at the last minute and then no one showed up I was with them for several years and until the last year,we had constant turner over.WE ended up with the greatest aide, but she had to leave comfort keepers and she was not treated well when it came to certain things. The service provides people. Some fell asleep some did very little It was the constant not showing up and the turn over that was terrible
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Very little communication. They would wait to get a replacement at the last minute and then no one showed up I was with them for several years and until the last year,we had constant turner over.W
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Very little communication. They would wait to get a replacement at the last minute and then no one showed up I was with them for several years and until the last year,we had constant turner over.WE ended up with the greatest aide, but she had to leave comfort keepers and she was not treated well when it came to certain things. The service provides people. Some fell asleep some did very little It was the constant not showing up and the turn over that was terrible
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