How to pronounce “home care” in English

So most home care agencies tap out at a certain scale, which is why the industry is very fragmented.

But in the home care space, we kept peeling.

they are creating home care robots which do everything from lift the grandparents out of bed to entertain them with violin playing and other such things.

these these big Home Care brands clean Swift for Dawn uh Cascade and for Breeze all pulled their money and and said you

And then we have our home care program.

who did use daycare and home care and all kinds of other child care I hadn't even thought of because I wanted to see what their experiences were

So we really focus on non-medical home care, which means that we help folks with what we call ADLs-- so Activities of Daily Living-- things that you and I take

And if you think about home care, it's basically two-sided.

you go from knowing nothing about home care to someone saying your mom needs eight hours of care a day.

And so they supplement with Honor or home care to help with that.

And you can't just win home care market share by advertising on Google or Facebook, because that's not how you reach people.

And so prior to any home care set of visits, we send a person, one of our care advisors, to your home to do a consultation.

that are represented in these out-of-home care systems, like foster care and juvenile justice, because of social justice issues,

Security and guaranteed health care and home care and public transportation and all the things we now in some ways take for granted as part of the welfare estate it becomes much

doctors hospitals now drugs and some at home care when you're recovering from a

fewer Medicaid dollars pay for home care the place where people do want to be and

Home care-- you're touching people directly.

So home care-- generally speaking, people don't think about it until they really need it.

It's like having the peace of mind to get home care, because it's scary.

And so you're not paying attention to anything in home care or in the elderly space or health care space until something happens.

So we opened up a partner network to work with existing home care agencies.

takes over and medicaid pays for most nursing home care Medicare only pays for

you'd like to avoid what are the good home care agencies and because she's a social worker she also has skills at

They take care of people who need short stays or sort of not quite nursing home care yet.

There aren't social networks for people who are giving-- who are receiving home care for their family members.

Like I said, a lot of current home care agencies have a hard time growing, because they're like, I have two people.

particularly around young people who are in what we call youth in out-of-home care.

So I'm wondering what you exactly see in Japan about the home care robotics, and what is actually the customer reaction to it?

And most people don't understand that Medicare does not cover in-home care.

And it's actually a huge business opportunity in terms of how much money people spend on home care and elderly care every year,

And so within three years of our inception, we are probably one the largest home care entities in the Bay Area-- maybe the largest.

And like I said, a lot of times, home care is triggered by an acute event.

was the only house that she had ever owned and her daughter wanted to help keep her there by hiring home care so

less acknowledgment, less opportunities for progression up the career ladder, more time spent on home care, more time spent on childcare.

It's the work that is about supporting our families, the nannies who take care of our children, the home care workers who take care

And so every year, if you look at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, home care, for example, is among the top two or three fastest growing occupations

Not only can you complete a visit and get insight, but now you can get your prescription delivered to you and get even your home care.

And so the first year, obviously, a lot of us didn't know much about home care.

It hasn't changed much in 30 years, but there are a lot of nuances and complications and considerations in home care that, without really doing it,

And also, you think about if you're an adult child, and let's say your mom falls-- which is a very common entryway into home care--

And you're like, oh my god, what the hell is home care?

At same time, though, if you have gotten care for a while, you know what home care is, and all you want to do is press some buttons,

But again, there's no specifically targeted service for deaf, but just because you're deaf doesn't mean you can't have home care.

If we had the conversation a lot earlier, we could actually then introduce care in a more lightweight manner, so then that way the transition into home care

In terms of family members, we do have a lot of family members who get home care for their spouses

And so that's a very, very serious thing that we take very seriously to make sure that when people come into Honor and when people think about home care,

So since we're talking about LGBT youth today, I'd like to introduce you to Currey Cook, who is actually the Director of the Youth in Out-of-Home Care Project.

So we're talking about a way over-representation, which is why Lambda has this youth in out-of-home care project that I focus on, which is because there's so