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CommonQuestions

Would you prefer a caregiver with certifications such as Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), CPR certification, among others?

 

What are the agency's prerequisites for their staff?

It is essential to verify the licensures and insurance coverage of the individual/agency you are considering.

 

Do you have a preference for an in-home caregiver with five, 10, or more years of experience in home care or caregiving?

 

Are there specific care areas they should specialize in, such as mobility assistance or dementia care?

 

What specific tasks are expected to be performed?

If meal preparation is required, what types of cuisine should they be able to prepare?

 

Is mobility assistance part of the caregiver's responsibilities, and are there any personal physical limitations that might impact their ability to provide care?

 

Will there be a need for transportation services?

 

What role will the caregiver have in managing medications?

 

What is the budget allocated for these services?

 

Are there specific hours or schedules during which the caregiver must be present?

 

Is there a communication protocol in place for interacting with the caregiving staff?

 

If scheduled times need to change, what step needs to be taken?

 

How will the caregivers communicate updates with the family and how often?

 

What is the staff’s limitations in their role as caregiver?

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