Caring Professionals Homecare is a locally owned agency that's served Anoka, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, and Washington counties since 2006, and they've got their office at 1543 Como Ave Ste 101 in St. Paul, Minnesota, which is where staff and care teams handle things like 24-hour live-in support, home healthcare, personal care, homemaking, meal preparation, respite care, and long-term help for the elderly, disabled, and folks recovering from injuries or illnesses, and they're licensed, bonded, and fully insured for peace of mind, and all workers go through background checks plus training before they provide care. They're a female and minority-owned, grassroots company, heading into a fourth decade and still growing, helping people stay independent in their own homes by making and following a customized plan to meet unique needs, whether someone needs just a few hours or full-day help-they handle insurance and paperwork for most kinds of insurance and private pay, too. Staff members speak English and several other languages, which helps them serve people from different backgrounds, and they offer different services like Personal Care Assistance (PCA), homemaking, skilled nursing, household tasks, social stimulation, transportation, and help with personal hygiene, toileting, getting dressed, or moving around with the support of one person.
They also have specialty staff to help folks dealing with mental health or developmental conditions, and they've built programs for people with mental illnesses, developmental impairments, or traumatic brain injuries, and for those needing foster adult family settings. Their services include Waivered and Extended Hours, Live-In, Respite, Community First Services and Supports (CFSS), Individualized Home Supports (with or without family training), and intensive supports for skill building, and they offer basic supports, like companionship, meal prep, and household chores to keep things safe and comfortable. Their care plans are built with each person in mind to maintain dignity, social connection, and as much self-sufficiency as possible, plus they use electronic visit verification and keep an eye on care quality through regular reporting, feedback, and a client satisfaction system. They've got staffing and technology to handle scheduling, documentation, and teamwork, and there's always someone available, day or night, seven days a week, to help clients of all ages and backgrounds. They've developed a good name for being responsive, reliable, and thorough, and they focus on helping folks keep living where they feel most at home. Minimum visits go for three hours, and they do all they can to make sure emotional needs and daily life tasks are looked after so clients gain some control and comfort in their routines.
