Researching a Senior Care Professional
Of course, before working with a professional in this field, you’ll want to get to know that person by asking good questions from the start. It is a good idea to ask for references and follow up by talking to those references. Start with this list of questions:
Of course, before working with a professional in this field, you’ll want to get to know that person by asking good questions from the start. It is a good idea to ask for references and follow up by talking to those references. Start with this list of questions:
- What are your professional credentials?
- Are you licensed in your profession?
- Do you have special training in aging, geriatrics, or related senior areas?
- How long have you been providing care management services?
- Are you available for emergencies?
- Does your company also provide home care services?
- How do you communicate information to me?
- What are your fees? (Provided in writing before services begin.)
- How do you bill – monthly, weekly?
- How often do you re-evaluate the situation?
- Can you provide me with references?
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