Questions people actually ask.
Will it always be Verna?
Mostly, yes — and when it isn't, it will be someone Verna
trained herself, working to her standard. You meet them before they ever arrive on
their own. Nobody you haven't met walks through the door.
Can you help in Spanish?
Yes. Spanish and English, both fluent, including at
appointments where someone needs to understand exactly what the doctor said.
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My mother doesn't think she needs help.
Most of them don't. We don't arrive as caregivers. We arrive
as someone who is going to the store anyway and would like the company. The rest
follows on its own, or it doesn't, and that's her decision to make.
How do I pay?
After the visit, by card, transfer or check. Adult children
who live out of state usually put a card on file and get the invoice by email along
with the note.
What if we need more than you offer?
Then we'll say so, and help you find the licensed provider
who can. We would rather tell you that on the first phone call than take a job
we're not the right people for.