Questions and answers

1. What are the requirements for opening a Group home?
Depending on what state you live in some places require licensing for 3 or more patients and some state require license for 2 or more. 

2. How much does it cost to open a non-medical home care agency?

please check our price list on the service page.  We help you get the licensing, policy and procedure manual, and everything that you need to operate a successful agency.

3. What kind of training or experience do I need to open a  home care agency?

We train you on each department and everything that you need to operate a successful agency.

4. How do I obtain the necessary licenses and certifications to open a home care agency?

If licenses are required, we will help you get them.

5. What kind of insurance do I need to open a home care agency?

We help you get the insurance that you need to run a successful agency.

6. How do I find and hire qualified caregivers for my group home or home care agency?

We train you on interviewing candidates, and show you where to find qualified candidate.

7. What kind of services should my non-medical home care agency offer?

In order to make your agency stand out from hundreds of other agencies, you should do something that other agencies aren’t doing and we help you with that in your training program.

8. How do I market and promote my non-medical home care agency?

We have a marketing training program that we will assist you with marketing your agency. This marketing training is ongoing and there’s different levels to the marketing so after your initial training, you are able to sign up for additional training or hire a consultation, that will help you market step-by-step, usually that consulting fee is $180 an hour. You can purchase in 2 hour time slots,

9. What kind of legal and financial considerations should I be aware of when opening a home care agency?

Unfortunately, there are patients that will try to take your top quality caregivers so there should be an agreement that is written between the agency and the patient explaining if they were to take your caregivers, there is legal ramifications and we will go over this in training.

In order to have a successful agency, you will have to have financial obligations in the future for your marketing, and maybe for paid Patient Referrals

10. How do I ensure that my group home or home care agency is providing high-quality care to clients?

Usually you would check with your patients and see if they have any complaints and how they like the service. And then you will be constantly improving on the service you are providing.