Homethrive is beneficial for anyone worried about the well-being of their aging loved one or seeking ongoing support and expert advice from a trusted advisor. Even if you’re not quite sure what questions to ask or whether you should be worried about someone, Homethrive can work with you to address your concerns. Questions to consider if you are caring for an aging loved one:
Do you ever find yourself:
Has your aging loved one:
If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, Homethrive may be able to help you and your family. Please contact us for a consultation.
Homethrive Care Guides are experienced social workers with years of experience working with older adults and their families. Many of our Care Guides have additional formal training and expertise working with older adults diagnosed with depression, dementia, and a multitude of other health challenges.
Yes! We believe in the value of building and maintaining strong and trusting relationships, so we assign one Care Guide for each member or family unit.
The Homethrive team conducts rigorous research in each geography that we serve so we can offer you the best resources based on where you and your family are located. We don’t accept referral fees and we are dedicated to personally vetting each recommended service so that you don’t have to worry about finding the right provider. In addition, our team maintains a relationship with all our local and national partners to monitor for consistent quality.
Absolutely! We understand that circumstances can change so we’ve made it easy for you to change your program to fit you and/or your family’s needs. Speak to your Care Guide to make any appropriate changes. You can also cancel Homethrive by simply sending an email to your Care Guide.
Yes. We can serve our members in all 50 states. Homethrive Care Guides and Concierges have experience working with individuals across the country and have access to an extensive network of trusted service providers in each state, including subsidized or free community-based services, so that all your aging loved one’s and your family’s needs can be addressed.
Our Care Guides can offer advice for talking to your family or help to facilitate the conversation together.
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Yes, we do work with families caring for a loved one with special needs.
Most of our employer customers have an existing EAP that’s designed to address anything and everything. However, most of these EAP programs are structured so that employees are connected with any available agent and given referrals from a collection of general resources. This type of a transactional service is not capable of providing the sufficiently robust and ongoing support that is necessary to allow your aging loved one to thrive at home. Homethrive offers programs that will match you with your own dedicated Care Guide so you have an opportunity to build a trusted relationship with an expert who will be with you as your needs and preferences change. We also curate and vet a selection of service providers that cater to your geography and care needs.
Questions to consider if you are interested in Homethrive for your own care:
If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, Homethrive may be able to help you and your family. Please contact us for a free consultation.
Homethrive Care Guides are experienced social workers with years of experience working with older adults and their families.
Yes! We believe in the value of building and maintaining strong and trusting relationships, so we provide members or family units with their own dedicated Care Guide.
The Homethrive team conducts rigorous research in each geography that we serve so we can offer you the best resources based on where you and your family are located. We don’t accept referral fees and we are dedicated to personally vetting and testing each recommended service so that you don’t have to worry about finding the right provider. In addition, our team maintains a relationship with all our local and national partners to monitor for consistent quality.
Most of our employer customers have an existing EAP that’s designed to address anything and everything. However, most of these EAP programs are structured so that employees are connected with any available agent and given referrals from a collection of general resources. This type of a transactional service is not capable of providing the sufficiently robust and ongoing support that is necessary to allow your aging loved one to thrive at home. Homethrive offers programs that will match you with your own dedicated Care Guide so you have an opportunity to build a trusted relationship with an expert who will be with you as your needs and preferences change. We also curate and vet a selection of service providers that cater to your geography and care needs.
Yes. We can serve our members in all 50 states. Homethrive Care Guides have experience working with individuals across the country and have access to an extensive network of trusted service providers in each state so we can support your employees and their families regardless of whether they live in the same region.
Our Care Guides are full-time Homethrive employees who are all experienced social workers. Many of our Care Guides also have additional formal training and expertise working with older adults diagnosed with depression, dementia, and a multitude of other health challenges. All Care Guides are required to pass a rigorous background check before employment.
There is no minimum engagement requirement to offer Homethrive as a benefit to your employees. We can also work with you to provide it as a voluntary, subsidized, or PEPM program. Contact us to learn more.
Homethrive can help you identify and address potential health concerns and empower your policyholders to thrive at home - all while lowering their total cost of care. We can help you increase policyholder satisfaction, loyalty, and retention to your plan by providing the attentive support and services your members need.
We are currently focused primarily on working with Long Term Care and Medicare Advantage plans. However, we do have offerings for provider sponsored health plans, managed Medicaid, and life insurance organizations. Contact us to learn more about the benefits we can offer you.
Our Care Guides have extensive training and expertise across several of the most common diagnoses among aging adults. These include: Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and complex chronic conditions such as chronic kidney disease, congestive heart failure, and many others.