Podcasts about family resource home care

Guest host Erin Vallier sits down with Jeff Wiberg, CEO of Family Resource Home Care and Kunu Kashal, founder and CEO of Senior Solutions Home Care to talk about the home care market and how home care has changed since the pandemic. A lot of the conversations about Home Care prior to the pandemic focused around data, outcomes, and value to healthcare systems and payors. Jeff and Kunu give share their insights on home care market trends, workforce shortage issues, and creating value within home care businesses.

Have you ever wondered how you can use your operational data to find your blind spots and improve your business? Learn from Jeff Wiberg, CEO of Family Resource Home Care and Tim Murray, Founder of Aware Senior Care and TeamElderCare Consulting as they break down how to effectively use data as a part of your growth strategy.

When might you need in-home care and what exactly can they do for you? How much or how little can you sign up for? We're so excited to welcome Margaret Vander Hyden of Family Resource Home Care to the show! We're talking all things in-home care. Find out more about the show and our guest by clicking on our doable download. CLICK HERE for our DOABLE DOWNLOAD with FULL SHOW NOTES

According to a 2018 AARP survey, 80% of adults over the age of 50 want to remain in their homes and communities as they age. For those in the home care industry, these findings come as no surprise. Home not only represents familiarity, but comfort and security as well. And during the pandemic, home has also been seen as a safe haven for older adults who, due to age and any pre-existing health conditions, are at a higher risk for developing serious complications from COVID-19. During today’s episode of Help Choose Home, I am joined by Jeff Wiberg, CEO of Family Resource Home Care, which has been serving residents of the Pacific Northwest for 54 years. Jeff has been in the home care field since 2008, and as you’ll learn in our discussion, he is passionately committed to helping people access care at home. In this episode of Help Choose Home we discuss: The wide variety of care available at home How professional home care services are paid for The value of home care services The role of home care agencies in helping to educate families in a variety of care options Be sure to check out Help Choose Home Season 3, Episode 5 show notes and our full library of podcasts dedicated to helping families learn more about professional home care options. 

In this episode, we’ll be talking about what operations and protocols Jeff's agency has adopted during COVID-19, which of those adoptions has been most influential and why, and which adoptions we’re making as an industry and which Jeff believes will become mainstream post-crisis.

Tim Pape has been involved with the care industry for a long time and has recently joined the new Family Resource Home Care providers in the Treasure Valley. He is sharing some of his insight concerning home care and aging at home with Mark this week.

Led by CEO Jeff Wiberg, Family Resource Home Care is the product of a merger between two of the biggest home care providers in the Pacific Northwest. The company is now using that scale to create density in its markets and go after emerging Medicare Advantage opportunities. In general, Family Resource Home Care's transformation mirrors the industry at large, which is currently engulfed in a major consolidation wave. In fact, the days of the small mom-and-pop home care provider may be coming to an end, according to Wiberg. Listen to this episode of Disrupt to learn: - Why Family Resource Home Care is pursuing an aggressive growth strategy at this point in time - How the company is approaching the new Medicare Advantage opportunities created by CMS over the past two years - What further consolidation might mean for the industry moving forward - ... and much more!

On today's episode, John Fox speaks to Jackson Williams of Family Resource Home Care about helping seniors live well their way. He shared about their goal of everything they do is to provide people with reliable care and companionship, so that they can continue to live at home in safety and comfort. He was born in Calcutta, India and adopted at birth by a loving family here in Washington State. He am proud to have called the Inland Northwest "home" for over 25 years. Jackson has graduated from Whitworth University (Go Bucs!) with a BA in Sociology. He had the honor of working in the nonprofit sector for over 10 years, primarily doing fundraising and community outreach, and he's excited to now be a part of the Family Home Care Team. Jackson also said that he value community engagement and currently serve on the board of the Senior Action Network of Eastern Washington and Southside Community Center. Additionally, he serve on event/fundraising committees benefiting Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels, Hospice of Spokane, One More Time Northwest and The Village at Orchard Ridge. In his spare time, he enjoys exploring the beautiful outdoors afforded to them by living in the Inland Northwest, gourmet cooking and entertaining, fine dining, going to concerts, listening to music and NPR, traveling (especially to warmer destinations!), watching "JEOPARDY!" and woodworking. Jackson also shared that regardless of what services their clients need, from a few hours a week to around the clock live-in care, they can be confident that their clients and their loved ones will receive friendly, one-on-one home care from a trained and fully qualified caregiver who has passed a rigorous background check. More of Family Resource Home Care here, https://www.familyresourcehomecare.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Wiberg, president and CEO of Family Resource Home Care based in the Pacific Northwest, talks about how his early career in human resources prepared him to run the family's agency today. More points of interest: the company's recent merger, barriers to entry into homecare and plans and strategy behind entering new markets.

On today's episode, John talks to Jackson Williams of Family Resource Home Care about how dedicated he is to providing the day-to-day support that seniors need. He shares how he and his team are proud to serve many communities through out the Pacific Northwest and how commited they are to enhancing their neighbors quality of life. Jackson William was born in Calcutta, India and adopted at birth by a loving family here in Washington State. He is proud to have called the Inland Northwest "home" for over 25 years. He graduated from Whitworth University (Go Bucs!) with a BA in Sociology and had the honor of working in the nonprofit sector for over 10 years, he's primarily doing fundraising and community outreach, and shared how excited he is to now be a part of the Family Home Care Team. You'll learn how he values community engagement and how he currently serve on the board of the Senior Action Network of Eastern Washington and Southside Community Center. Additionally, He serves on event/fundraising committees benefiting Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels, Hospice of Spokane, One More Time Northwest and The Village at Orchard Ridge. Learn more about Family Resource and home care services Here: https://www.familyresourcehomecare.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pam Stone describes the services provided by Family Resource Home Care. She is their Regional Manager, Business Development.

Trish Cooper comes from a military family, moving from one place to other, settling in Washington State. After her father’s passing and seeing her mother a widow - Trish realized that she wanted to build a career that could help seniors live their lives to the fullest and as independently as possible. Today, from her position in marketing for Family Resource Home Care, one of the leading Home Care Agencies in Washington State, she offers tips for families making difficult decisions about home care. Family Resource Home Care services Pierce, King, and Snohomish Counties in Washington.

Trish Cooper comes from a military family, moving from one place to other, settling in Washington State. After her father’s passing and seeing her mother a widow - Trish realized that she wanted to build a career that could help seniors live their lives to the fullest and as independently as possible. Today, from her position in marketing for Family Resource Home Care, one of the leading Home Care Agencies in Washington State, she offers tips for families making difficult decisions about home care. Family Resource Home Care services Pierce, King, and Snohomish Counties in Washington.

Darol Tuttle, host of Living Care Radio, begins the episode by discussing the VA program and an award of assistance to a World War II Veteran who had flown B17 missions over Europe. Now in his eighties, the Veteran is wheelchair bound and resides in an assisted living community. Darol describes his pension award and how it will help this war veteran pay for care. He also notes that another client of his, a surviving spouse of a veteran, also received an award of a pension to help her pay for care as well. Next, Darol discussed the steps necessary under Washington law in the event it is desired to disinherit a child or a spouse. In particular, RCW 11.12.091 requires that, in the event it is desired to disinherit a child, to name the child in the Last Will and Testament and to state that it is intended to omit the child as an heir. Without this specific statement of the intent to omit, it will be presumed that it was am unintentional omission. Too often, people believe that a child who has a disability or special needs should be disinherited for fear that the government will take the inheritance of the child. Darol explains that this is not true and that it is possible to leave a gift to a special needs child but it must be done properly through a trust for the child created at death. The rest of the show was dedicated to the discussion of Medicaid, Medicare, VA benefits and home care. LIving Care Radio hosted Pam Stone and Sheila McKannay from Family Resource Homecare. Given a choice, most of us would age in our own homes. Yet too often people go through the challenges of moving to a facility when they could get the care they need at home, often for less money. Since 1996, Family Resource Home Care has helped thousands of people in the Puget Sound region receive the care and companionship they need in their own homes. Let’s talk and see if we’re the right choice for you. Family Resource Home Care has three locations to serve you. Seattle Office Family Resource Home Care 10700 Meridian Ave. N., Suite 215, Seattle, WA 98133 Voice: 206.545.1092 or 1.866.545.1092 Fax: 206.545.1189 Tacoma Office 227 Tacoma Avenue South, Suite 102, Tacoma, WA 98402 Voice: 253.761.8019 Fax: 253.761.8073 Bellevue Office 12835 Bellevue-Redmond Road, Suite 219, Bellevue, WA 98005 Voice: 425.455.2004 Fax: 425.455.5666 - See more at: http://www.livingcareradio.com/resources/family-resource-homecare#sthash.zQxx5DI2.dpuf