Live-in care—which is not available in all states—is when a professional caregiver resides in the same home as the care recipient, being available as needed to provide support and help with daily activities and personal care. 24/7 care is round-the-clock care in the home provided by a team of professional caregivers.
No, not when setting up care with Proud care. We don’t require a long-term commitment so you can cancel at any time. Please note that cancellation fees may apply.
If there’s a sudden change in condition and corresponding care needs, we will promptly modify your Care Plan. Our Care Team also makes periodic visits to the home to reassess care needs and will make updates and recommended changes to your Care Plan to ensure that your loved one has the right level of care.
Pairing the right caregiver with a client is equal parts skill, science, and insight. At Proud, we’re experts at matching our clients and our caregivers. We combine best-practice staffing principles with a rich understanding of our caregivers’ personalities, skills, and strengths. Of course, we consider each client’s needs and preferences when matching our caregivers—and will be sure you’re happy with your caregivers and Care Team.
Respite care is a type of home care that gives the primary family caregiver relief so they can rest, recharge, and take care of their own health. A professional caregiver can help for a few hours a day or a few days a week, providing short-term or long-term respite care to support families caring for a loved one at home.
Right now, we primarily focus on Essex, Union and Middlesex counties. If you are located in another county outside of these, please give us a call to see if we may be able assist or to direct you to the appropriate provider.
Live-in care—which is not available in all states—is when a professional caregiver resides in the same home as the care recipient, being available as needed to provide support and help with daily activities and personal care. 24/7 care is round-the-clock care in the home provided by a team of professional caregivers.
No, not when setting up care with Proud care. We don’t require a long-term commitment so you can cancel at any time. Please note that cancellation fees may apply.
If there’s a sudden change in condition and corresponding care needs, we will promptly modify your Care Plan. Our Care Team also makes periodic visits to the home to reassess care needs and will make updates and recommended changes to your Care Plan to ensure that your loved one has the right level of care.
Pairing the right caregiver with a client is equal parts skill, science, and insight. At Proud, we’re experts at matching our clients and our caregivers. We combine best-practice staffing principles with a rich understanding of our caregivers’ personalities, skills, and strengths. Of course, we consider each client’s needs and preferences when matching our caregivers—and will be sure you’re happy with your caregivers and Care Team.
Respite care is a type of home care that gives the primary family caregiver relief so they can rest, recharge, and take care of their own health. A professional caregiver can help for a few hours a day or a few days a week, providing short-term or long-term respite care to support families caring for a loved one at home.
Live-in care—which is not available in all states—is when a professional caregiver resides in the same home as the care recipient, being available as needed to provide support and help with daily activities and personal care. 24/7 care is round-the-clock care in the home provided by a team of professional caregivers.
No, not when setting up care with Proud care. We don’t require a long-term commitment so you can cancel at any time. Please note that cancellation fees may apply.
If there’s a sudden change in condition and corresponding care needs, we will promptly modify your Care Plan. Our Care Team also makes periodic visits to the home to reassess care needs and will make updates and recommended changes to your Care Plan to ensure that your loved one has the right level of care.
Pairing the right caregiver with a client is equal parts skill, science, and insight. At Proud, we’re experts at matching our clients and our caregivers. We combine best-practice staffing principles with a rich understanding of our caregivers’ personalities, skills, and strengths. Of course, we consider each client’s needs and preferences when matching our caregivers—and will be sure you’re happy with your caregivers and Care Team.
Respite care is a type of home care that gives the primary family caregiver relief so they can rest, recharge, and take care of their own health. A professional caregiver can help for a few hours a day or a few days a week, providing short-term or long-term respite care to support families caring for a loved one at home.
Live-in care—which is not available in all states—is when a professional caregiver resides in the same home as the care recipient, being available as needed to provide support and help with daily activities and personal care. 24/7 care is round-the-clock care in the home provided by a team of professional caregivers.
No, not when setting up care with Proud care. We don’t require a long-term commitment so you can cancel at any time. Please note that cancellation fees may apply.
If there’s a sudden change in condition and corresponding care needs, we will promptly modify your Care Plan. Our Care Team also makes periodic visits to the home to reassess care needs and will make updates and recommended changes to your Care Plan to ensure that your loved one has the right level of care.
Pairing the right caregiver with a client is equal parts skill, science, and insight. At Proud, we’re experts at matching our clients and our caregivers. We combine best-practice staffing principles with a rich understanding of our caregivers’ personalities, skills, and strengths. Of course, we consider each client’s needs and preferences when matching our caregivers—and will be sure you’re happy with your caregivers and Care Team.
Respite care is a type of home care that gives the primary family caregiver relief so they can rest, recharge, and take care of their own health. A professional caregiver can help for a few hours a day or a few days a week, providing short-term or long-term respite care to support families caring for a loved one at home.