What Is the Value of a Professional Caregiver?
How valuable is having a professional caregiver in the home to help support an aging loved one? Here is a look at some facts about the role that you might not have known.
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- 396 local Right at Home offices across the U.S.
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- 45,453 Right at Home caregivers care for over 47,984 clients.
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- Right at Home caregivers help ensure the well-being of seniors as they age in place, reducing the number of required doctor visits for our clients by 275,908, resulting in savings of $73.1 million a year for our clients.1
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- Right at Home caregivers drive about 175,228 miles a month to reach seniors and adults with disabilities wherever they call home, providing services uniquely tailored to each person.
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- Right at Home caregivers work about 392,647 shifts a month, or 4,711,769 shifts a year.
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- An average of 180,968 meals per month are cooked by Right at Home caregivers, or 2,171,616 meals per year.
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- 761,468 lives are touched.
Right at Home offers in-home care to seniors and adults with disabilities who want to live independently. Most Right at Home offices are independently owned and operated, and directly employ and supervise all caregiving staff.
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