We’re excited to announce we’re now part of the CareScout Quality Network!

The first network of long-term care providers where every provider has met rigorous standards for quality and has committed to person-centered care. We hope you’ve already seen and felt this level of quality during all of the time we’ve partnered with you. Now, through our CareScout Quality Network badge, we’re able to help other families feel confident that with us they’ll get quality care they can feel good about.

In addition to meeting high-quality standards for safety, business practices, staffing, retention, training, and more, we’re also committed to person-centered care. Person-centered care looks beyond safety to also integrate your values, preferences, and goals into the care you receive. It creates a partnership between you and your caregiver that addresses the physical, mental, spiritual, and social elements of your health. All of this helps you enjoy an aging experience that is dignified, connected, and fulfilling. We hope you feel that every day with your [name of your agency] caregiver.

To learn more about the CareScout Quality Network, visit CareScout.com/quality-network

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Bernadette Applegreen

Owner at Elderly Caregivers, LLC.

Bernadette Applegreen, began her career in South Africa where she trained in nursing and began caring for the elderly right out of high school. When she came to United States in 1988, she was recertified as a licensed practical nurse and continued her work. Her 34 years of experience includes work in nursing homes, hospitals and patient’s private homes. Bernadette’s dedication and deep concern for her patients led to the creation of Elderly Caregivers. She saw how important it was for the aging population to live in their own homes for as long as possible. They functioned better, were happier and more assured in a familiar environment. In addition, Bernadette saw that home care could be less expensive than the nursing home option. Elderly Caregivers has been taking care of Seniors with an array of different diagnoses and needs. They are treated as individuals and are provided an individual care plan. It is encouraged that clients and family members participate in the process.

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