Caremate Home Health Care has been serving the Saint Paul, Minnesota community since 1994 and sits at 2236 Marshall Avenue, where it provides a wide range of home health care services for people in Anoka, Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington, Dakota, Scott, and Carver counties. The agency's privately owned and locally managed, with about 201-500 employees, and offers many services under one roof, including Personal Care Assistance (PCA), Homemaking (HMKR), Home Health Aide (HHA), Skilled Nursing Visits (SNV), Physical Therapy (PT), and Companion Care, and they even provide hospice services when needed. Their staff includes registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), care managers, and trained home care aides, with experienced professionals able to help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and getting around the house, and there's always supervision when it comes to care staff like HHAs, PCAs, and homemakers, so people get the support they need in their homes where they're most comfortable. Caremate also offers critical and intermediate care from RNs, skilled nursing visits, and supports things like physical therapy, household chores, and mobility monitoring, with the goal of letting people stay at home safely and with dignity, plus they help with paperwork, applications, and support for families and caregivers as everyone copes with changes.
Caremate Home Health Care operates both non-medical home care and Medicare-certified medical care, so their clients can use Medicaid or private pay plans, and the agency has contracts with big insurance providers like Medica/Allina, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UCare Minnesota, Preferred One, and Health Partners, which makes access a little easier for different folks, and there's a CLIA Laboratory Certificate Waiver in place. They've been licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health as a Comprehensive Professional Home Care Agency and got their Medicare Certification in 1994, so they know the ropes, and they've supported hospitals, long-term care, group homes, and private residences for decades, sharing their staff as needed, which has built up a real depth of experience. There's a strong commitment to personalizing the care plan, where everybody's unique health needs and family situations get considered, and their team puts time into educating both patients and families about health conditions, treatments, and what to expect.
Household supports like laundry, meals and dining details, parking, and other basic services are available if requested, and staff can help with small chores to keep the home running. There's no allowance for pets, so folks who have animals will need other arrangements, and parking is only on request, so that should be planned for ahead of time. Caremate's got a simple application process, accepts referrals several ways like phone, fax, and email, and offers flexibility with service scheduling, including care available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, though their main office hours run Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 5:00. The agency uses an online new hire training program for staff, and has specialized divisions for Home Health Care, Supplemental Staffing, and Professional Management Services, so they can cover a lot of ground when it comes to in-home support for seniors and adults with special care needs. They can't accept pets in the facility and dining or parking arrangements need to be made by request. The focus stays on supporting daily living activities in a way that's safe and respectful, making it a good option for folks who want trusted local care without leaving their homes.
