FAQs
What services does BrossCare provide?
We provide all levels of care from basic housekeeping and companionship to palliative care. BrossCare is also able to provide specialized care plans and nursing services.
What is the cost and is tax included?
The cost is determined by individual care requirements, BrossCare does not charge tax on services due to our non-profit status.
Will I have the same CareAide for every visit?
Yes! We understand the importance of continuity and assign care providers that you know and trust.
How can I support BrossCare?
As a non-profit, we appreciate any support you can provide, whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word about our services. Every contribution helps us continue to serve our community.
How do you operate as a non-profit?
As a non-profit organization, Brosscare is dedicated to prioritizing community well-being over financial profit. Many of our funds come from generous donations, which enable us to provide our services at an affordable cost. All funds we receive are reinvested into our programs and services, ensuring we continually enhance the quality of care we offer.
Do you provide nurse supervised care?
Yes.
Does BrossCare staff have liability coverage?
Yes.
Do BrossCare CareAides have experience in dementia care?
Dementia care is part of the curriculum of the Health Care Assistant (HCA) curriculum including theory, and part of the preceptorship is focused on dementia care. BrossCare also provides ongoing training.
Are BrossCare services covered through insurance?
BrossCare services may be eleigible for coverage through some benefits providers. Please check with your provider for specific details.
What qualifications and training do BrossCare CareAides have?
BrossCare Health staff participate in a detailed BrossCare orientation and onboarding. Our staff have completed the Health Care Assistant (HCA) training, Registered Care Aid (RCA), or equivalent recognized qualification.
Myths and Realities
Navigating the world of home healthcare options can be intimidating, especially when it comes to choosing the best care for yourself or a loved one. At BrossCare Health, we believe that transparency and education are key components to empowering individuals to make informed decisions.
Receiving home care means I will lose my independence.
Home care can enhance independence by providing support where it’s needed, allowing individuals to stay in their own homes and respecting their routines.
Home care is more expensive than a care facility.
Home care can be tailored to fit different budgets and needs. However, watch out for hidden fees and additional charges for services like medication management, nursing care, and personal care items. These expenses can add up, resulting in unexpected costs for families. Look for providers like BrossCare Health, who are transparent with pricing and have no hidden fees.
Home care is only for the elderly.
Home care is available to anyone in need of assistance, regardless of age.
Home care lacks medical expertise.
Home care providers, like BrossCare, offer expert medical care led by Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses. We also collaborate with clinics, physicians, and specialists to integrate specialized treatments into personalized care plans.
All home care services are the same.
The quality, scope, and approach of care can vary widely between providers, making it essential to choose a service that aligns with your specific needs.