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Our mission has always been to improve the quality of life for the seniors and adults with disabilities we serve. That means it's always about the people we serve and our dedicated team of caregivers and office members who work tirelessly to care for clients. We live and breathe our mission every day, with the goal of helping you navigate the journey.

These are the people who work to bring you and your loved ones the highest caliber of in‑home care.

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Albert Eshoo - Owner

A native of Westchester County, Albert Eshoo earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism, marketing and American history from New York University. Upon graduation, Albert began a career in financial services with Morgan Stanley, where he spent the next 25 years of his professional career. In addition to working on Wall Street, Albert dedicated his evenings toward earning his MBA in finance from Fordham University.

His work with Morgan Stanley led Albert to work in Hong Kong for six years. After getting married in 1999, Albert and his wife, Joyce Barocas, resettled in New York City in 2003.

Albert’s personal experience with caring for a senior

“My aunt and uncle who live in Westchester are now in their 80s. My uncle had a hip replaced but waited so long to receive surgery that he had to go into a rehab facility to prep for surgery. My aunt is in the beginning stages of dementia. My sister and I are their main support system. Helping them has been an eye-opening and educational experience. This process highlighted for us how important it is for people to stay in their homes as long as possible,” says Albert Eshoo.

In 2014, He and his wife decided to launch a new career providing support to families who need extra assistance in caring for their loved ones; they opened a Right at Home Office in Lower Manhattan. “I’ve loved Manhattan since I was just a kid. It is tremendously rewarding to help people stay here and take advantage of all that it has to offer for as long as they can,” said Albert.

Besides work, Albert enjoys cycling, sea-kayaking and playing squash in New York City. He has also been a dedicated volunteer with organizations such as New York Squash, Heartshare, New York Cares and StreetSquash: An Urban Enrichment Program.

Meet the Right at Home of Lower Manhattan Team

Tracey Harris, Staffing Coordinator at Right at Home of Lower Manhattan 

Tracey Harris - Staffing Coordinator

Tracy has worked in the home-care field for over twenty years. She loves the interaction with the diverse population that New York City boasts.

“I’ve always done my best to help those in need both on the job and off. I believe that communication is essential to getting along in life and especially in home-care.”

She started her career as a Home Health Aide. The job enabled her to select caregivers who have that extra something to be the perfect fit for clients.

Babbie Jacobs - Caregiver

Babbie owned a wilderness mountaineering guide service in Alaska. She has been an adventurer, entrepreneur and a community development activist. Currently residing in New York, Babbie works with a charity organization in marketing, developmental work for nonprofit campaigns that focused on social justice and community outreach.

Claire Grandpierre - Caregiver

Claire is a native New Yorker but has lived, studied and worked around the globe, including the Bay Area in California, Hong Kong, Wales, England and Paris. In 2008, her mother became ill with ALS and passed away in 2012. Her mother had many kind and supportive caregivers who significantly enhanced her life, as well as Claire's and that of her family. Claire would like to give back in the same vein as the caregivers she met and relied on. This is why Claire is pleased to work for Right at Home and to provide some very important work.

Diane Green - Caregiver

Diane was formerly an esthetician at Elizabeth Arden. She has volunteered at the American Cancer Society’s “Look Good Feel Better” Program since 2012 and served as a make-up artist / beauty consultant for cancer patients. With her expertise in beauty techniques, Diane helped female cancer patients to combat the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment.

Susan Levine - Caregiver

Susan worked as a social worker and volunteer coordinator for over ten years with Elderplan and Heights & Hills serving older adults. She is an avid cyclist and a member of The Weekday Cyclist. 

What makes Right at Home different?

Albert Eshoo, Owner of Right at Home Lower Manhattan, talks about what makes them the right fit for you or your loved one.  Albert and Joyce care about your community, because they are a part of your community.  

Right at Home provides quality in home care services and strives to improve the quality of life for those we serve. We provide the RightCare to fit your loved one and trusted caregivers your family can rely on.

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Home Care Pulse Award Winner

Right at Home of Lower Manhattan has won the 2024 Best of Home Care® Provider of Choice Award, Employer of Choice Award and Leader in Experience Award from Home Care Pulse®. We are so grateful to be recognized for providing quality care to senior loved ones and their families, as well as a first-rate employee experience to caregivers in our community.
Great Place to Work Certified May 2024-May 2025 - USA - Right at Home
Best of Home Care Employer of Choice 2024 Badge
Best of Home Care Leader in Experience 2024 Badge
Best of Home Care Provider of Choice 2024 Badge