Understanding the People We Serve: Client Personas at Percipience Home Care.
From aging seniors and dementia patients to family caregivers and those recovering post-hospital stay, we serve real people with unique needs. This is who we care for — and how we make a difference every day across Illinois.
At Percipience Home Care, we believe that every client is unique, but over time, we’ve come to recognize some common needs, goals, and stories among those who trust us with their care. By understanding these personas, we continue to refine how we deliver compassionate, tech-enabled, person-centered support to aging adults and vulnerable individuals across Illinois.
Here’s a closer look at the core personas we serve:
1. The Independent Senior
Who They Are:
An older adult living alone, typically in their home of many years. They value their independence but recognize they could use help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, or meal preparation.
What They Need:
Support that respects their autonomy while ensuring safety and comfort. Often, their family lives far away, so they count on our caregivers for not just physical assistance, but companionship and trust.
How We Help:
We provide non-medical personal care and build familiarity through regular caregiver schedules. Our Virtual Care Companion and family update tools also help loved ones stay connected and informed.
2. The Devoted Family Caregiver
Who They Are:
A son, daughter, or spouse juggling their responsibilities while caring for a loved one. They’re overwhelmed, exhausted, and searching for a reliable partner in care.
What They Need:
Relief. Flexibility. And peace of mind knowing their loved one is safe, engaged, and treated with dignity.
How We Help:
Our team steps in to offer respite care, daily support, and backup when family caregivers need time to recharge. We also offer education, tools, and clear communication to keep families involved in the care journey.
3. The Recently Discharged Patient
Who They Are:
Someone recovering from surgery, illness, or hospitalization who has been cleared to go home but still needs temporary care. Often referred to by hospital discharge planners or rehab centers.
What They Need:
Reliable, short-term support that promotes healing, reduces the risk of readmission, and supports their transition back to independence.
How We Help:
Our recovery care services provide mobility support, medication reminders, hygiene assistance, and light housekeeping. We coordinate closely with healthcare providers to follow post-discharge care plans effectively.
4. The Loved One with Memory Loss
Who They Are:
An aging adult living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other cognitive decline. They may live at home or with family and often require consistent, patient-centered care to stay safe and maintain routines.
What They Need:
Specialized support from caregivers trained in memory care, who can provide structure, reduce confusion, and engage clients in meaningful ways.
How We Help:
Our dementia care services focus on safety, stimulation, and stability. We train our team in best practices and use gentle, respectful methods to communicate and interact throughout each day.
5. The Long-Term Care Planner
Who They Are:
An adult child or legal representative exploring care options early, often using long-term care insurance, Medicaid, or VA benefits to fund services.
What They Need:
Clear answers, eligibility guidance, and a care plan tailored to long-term wellness, quality of life, and financial sustainability.
How We Help:
We support care coordination, benefits guidance, and ongoing care that adapts as needs change. Our Medicaid billing specialists and care coordinators work hand-in-hand with families to make things easier.
Why Personas Matter
At Percipience Home Care, we know that care is never one-size-fits-all. By identifying these key personas, we create more thoughtful, responsive, and personalized services. Most importantly, we honor the dignity and humanity of each person we care for, because that’s the Percipience way.
Want to learn more or find out which type of care is right for your family?
Contact us today to schedule a consultation or call 773-676-6583.
Tech-Enabled Care: How We're Innovating Home Care for Seniors in Illinois.
Percipience Home Care is revolutionizing how care is delivered in Chicago and surrounding counties. Learn how our AI-driven innovations help overnight and 24-hour caregivers provide safer, more personalized care for seniors — including those with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
At Percipience Home Care, we’re not just providing personal care — we’re building the future of caregiving. As a trusted home care agency serving Chicago and the surrounding Illinois counties, we’re introducing new technologies that empower caregivers and offer peace of mind to families.
Here’s how we’re innovating care with AI-powered solutions:
Virtual Care Companion – A friendly AI assistant that keeps seniors engaged with reminders, conversation, and safety checks, especially during overnight care.
Fall Risk Detection Tool – Uses data to recognize patterns that may lead to falls, helping 24-hour caregivers intervene before emergencies happen.
Caregiver Matching Assistant – An intelligent system that matches each client with the right caregiver based on compatibility, needs, and expertise, especially crucial for those needing care options for Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Whether it’s recovery support, dementia care, or companionship for seniors, we’re building tools that make home care more human, safe, and responsive.
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Because caregiving deserves innovation — and our seniors deserve the best.
5 Signs Your Loved One May Need Home Care — And What to Do Next.
Noticing changes in a loved one’s behavior or health? This post outlines 5 key signs they may need professional home care — and how to take the next step.
As our loved ones age, recognizing when it’s time for additional support at home can be emotionally difficult — but it’s also an act of love. At Percipience Home Care, we believe early awareness leads to a better quality of life, safety, and dignity for aging adults.
Here are five signs your loved one may benefit from professional home care:
1. Changes in Personal Hygiene
If your loved one is skipping showers, wearing the same clothes repeatedly, or struggling with grooming, this could indicate mobility or cognitive challenges.
2. Memory Loss or Confusion
Increased forgetfulness, repeating themselves often, or getting lost in familiar places are early signs of cognitive decline — often associated with conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s.
3. Unexplained Weight Loss or Poor Nutrition
Check the fridge. Are expired foods piling up? Is your loved one losing weight unintentionally? These are red flags that daily tasks like cooking may have become too difficult.
4. Difficulty Managing Medications
Missing doses or taking too much medication can quickly become a life-threatening issue. Professional caregivers help ensure medication routines are followed safely.
5. Isolation or Withdrawal
A lack of social engagement can lead to depression and faster health decline. Companion care can offer not just support — but meaningful connection.
What You Can Do Now
Speak with your loved one and involve them in the care discussion
Reach out for a free care consultation with our team
Explore customized care options for daily living, dementia support, and more
At Percipience Home Care, we proudly serve Chicago and surrounding counties with compassionate, non-medical home care that supports independence and peace of mind. Let’s build a care plan rooted in empathy, dignity, and professionalism.
Call us today at (773) 676-6583 or visit www.percipiencehomecare.com
America’s Aging Population Faces a Caregiver Shortage – How Immigration Policies Impact Home Care.
The demand for home care is skyrocketing as America’s aging population grows, yet the caregiver workforce is shrinking due to restrictive immigration policies. With nearly 28% of home health aides being immigrants, current policies are making it harder for families to find quality care. In this blog, we explore how immigration reform can help address the caregiver crisis and ensure that seniors continue to receive the support they need. Join us in advocating for change! Read more and take action today.
The U.S. is facing a growing crisis in home care—one that threatens the well-being of millions of seniors and individuals with disabilities. As the aging population expands, the demand for caregivers is surging. However, restrictive immigration policies are worsening the caregiver shortage, leaving families struggling to find quality care for their loved ones.
At Percipience Home Care, we believe that advocating for sensible immigration policies is crucial to ensuring that every senior receives the care they need. Here’s why this issue matters and how you can take action.
The Caregiver Shortage: A Growing Crisis
By 2054, nearly 84 million Americans will be aged 65 and older, making up 23% of the total population (Pew Research). Many of these individuals will require home care assistance, yet there are fewer caregivers available to meet this rising demand.
The home care workforce, particularly home health aides and personal care assistants, relies heavily on immigrants. Currently, about 28% of all home health aides in the U.S. are immigrants (Econofact). However, strict immigration policies and labor shortages are reducing the number of caregivers entering the workforce, creating a crisis that affects both families and care agencies.
How Immigration Policies Affect Home Care
Tougher immigration restrictions, visa limitations, and delays in processing work permits are preventing qualified caregivers from entering the U.S. and joining the workforce. Some key impacts include:
Fewer Home Care Workers Available – Fewer caregivers mean longer wait times for families seeking in-home support.
Higher Costs for Families – With demand outpacing supply, the cost of home care services is rising, making care less accessible for those who need it most.
Increased Caregiver Burnout – Fewer workers means existing caregivers are stretched thin, leading to stress, fatigue, and turnover in the industry.
Greater Risk for Seniors – A shortage of caregivers can lead to neglected care needs, impacting the health and safety of seniors who rely on in-home support.
Advocating for balanced immigration policies that support the home care workforce is essential to keeping seniors safe and ensuring that high-quality care remains accessible.
What Can We Do?
At Percipience Home Care, we are committed to advocating for solutions that strengthen the home care industry and ensure that every senior can receive the care they deserve. You can help by:
✔ Supporting Policies That Expand the Caregiver Workforce – Advocate for immigration policies that allow skilled caregivers to fill vital home care roles.
✔ Raising Awareness – Share information about the caregiver shortage to help drive policy discussions at local, state, and national levels.
✔ Taking Action – Visit our Advocacy Page to learn more about ongoing initiatives and how you can make your voice heard.
Join the Fight for Better Home Care
The caregiver shortage is not just a policy issue—it’s a crisis that impacts millions of families. Without strong advocacy and policy reform, many seniors may struggle to receive the quality care they need.
Now is the time to take action. Advocate for smarter immigration policies, support caregivers, and help ensure that compassionate home care remains accessible for all.
Visit our Advocacy Page to learn more and get involved!
Why More Families Are Choosing Home Care Over Assisted Living.
As the demand for senior care grows, more families are choosing home care over assisted living. Home care provides personalized, one-on-one support while allowing seniors to stay in the comfort of their homes. Learn why this shift is happening and how Percipience Home Care is helping families make the best choice for their loved ones.
As families explore the best care options for aging loved ones, a clear trend is emerging: home care is becoming the preferred alternative to assisted living. While assisted living facilities offer structured care in a community setting, many families are realizing that in-home care provides a more personalized and comfortable experience for their loved ones.
At Percipience Home Care, we understand the importance of preserving independence and dignity while ensuring quality care. Here’s why more families are turning to home care:
1. Comfort and Familiarity of Home
Home is where we feel most comfortable. Seniors who remain in their familiar surroundings experience less stress and confusion, particularly those with cognitive conditions like Alzheimer’s or dementia. Home care eliminates the need for major lifestyle adjustments, allowing seniors to maintain their daily routines.
2. Personalized One-on-One Care
Unlike assisted living facilities where staff members care for multiple residents at once, home care provides individualized attention. Caregivers tailor their support to meet the specific needs of each client, whether it's help with daily activities, companionship, or specialized dementia care.
3. Greater Family Involvement
Home care allows families to remain closely involved in their loved one’s care. Families can play an active role in decisions, schedule visits freely, and ensure their loved one receives the best care possible—all without the limitations of facility rules and schedules.
4. Cost-Effectiveness
Assisted living can be expensive, with costs often exceeding $4,000 per month. Home care, on the other hand, allows families to only pay for the services they need, making it a more flexible and often more affordable option. Additionally, Medicaid and long-term care insurance may help cover in-home care costs in Illinois.
5. Reduced Risk of Illness
Living in group settings increases the risk of illness, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic. Home care reduces exposure to contagious diseases by limiting interactions with large groups, providing a safer environment for seniors with compromised immune systems.
6. Aging in Place with Dignity
Most seniors express a strong desire to remain in their homes as they age. Home care supports aging in place, allowing seniors to live with dignity and maintain a sense of independence.
How Percipience Home Care Supports Aging in Place
At Percipience Home Care, we offer non-medical home care services designed to help seniors live safely and comfortably at home. Our services include:
Personal Care Assistance – Help with bathing, dressing, and grooming.
Companion Care – Social engagement to prevent isolation.
Dementia Care – Specialized support for memory care needs.
Recovery Care – Assistance after surgery or hospital discharge.
Make the Right Choice for Your Loved One
Choosing the right care option is an important decision. If you’re considering home care over assisted living, we’re here to help. Contact Percipience Home Care today to learn how we can provide compassionate, high-quality care for your loved one.
Call us at (773)676-6583 or (866)432-6579
Email: care@percipiencehomecare.com
Visit: www.percipiencehomecare.com
Why Permanent Home Care Funding Matters: The Push to Pass the HCBS Access Act (S. 762).
Federal support for home and community-based services (HCBS) kept millions safe during the pandemic—but this lifeline is disappearing. With over 800,000 people on waiting lists and caregivers underpaid, the bipartisan HCBS Access Act (S. 762) could transform care for older adults and people with disabilities. Here’s what’s at stake and how you can demand action from Congress.
Federal support for home and community-based services (HCBS) during the COVID-19 pandemic proved essential in safeguarding vulnerable populations. However, this funding is temporary—and without permanent solutions, millions of older adults and individuals with disabilities risk losing access to critical care.
The HCBS Access Act (S. 762) presents a sustainable solution by addressing systemic gaps in Medicaid-funded home care. Here’s what this legislation would achieve:
Key Provisions of the HCBS Access Act
Establishes HCBS as a mandatory Medicaid benefit, ensuring long-term stability for home care programs.
Enhances workforce support by improving wages, benefits, and training for caregivers to reduce turnover.
Reduces waiting lists by expanding access to services for eligible individuals.
Promotes equity by standardizing eligibility and services across states.
The Urgent Need for Permanent Funding
Over 800,000 individuals remain on HCBS waiting lists nationwide, with some waiting years for services.
Direct care workforce shortages persist due to low compensation, leaving many without reliable care.
States face budget shortfalls as temporary federal funding expires, jeopardizing existing programs.
Without congressional action, families will be forced into difficult decisions—such as leaving the workforce to provide care or relocating loved ones to institutional settings.
How to Advocate for the HCBS Access Act
Contact your senators to urge co-sponsorship of S. 762.
Share personal stories to highlight the real-world impact of HCBS.
Amplify awareness on social media using #FundHCBS and #HCBSAccessAct.
Home care is not a temporary solution—it’s a necessity. Congress must act to ensure sustainable access for all who rely on these services.
Take action today: https://thearc.org/policy-advocacy/medicaid/medicaidcantwait/
What to Do If Your Medicaid Application Is Denied in Illinois – A Guide for Families Seeking Home Care.
Receiving a Medicaid denial can be stressful, especially when you need home care services for a loved one. In Illinois, Medicaid provides essential support for seniors and individuals with disabilities, but applications can be denied due to missing documents, income limits, or eligibility issues. This guide walks you through the next steps, from understanding the denial reason to filing an appeal and exploring alternative funding options. At Percipience Home Care, we’re here to help families navigate the process and find the care they need.
Medicaid is a crucial program that helps Illinois seniors and individuals with disabilities access home care services. However, the application process can be complex, and denials are common due to documentation errors, financial eligibility concerns, or other issues. If you or a loved one has been denied Medicaid coverage in Illinois, don’t worry—you have options to appeal the decision and explore alternative care solutions.
At Percipience Home Care, we understand how challenging this process can be. While we are a non-medical home care provider, we assist families by offering guidance on care options and helping them navigate available resources.
Common Reasons for Medicaid Denial in Illinois
If you receive a Medicaid denial letter from the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS), it’s important to understand why your application was rejected. Some of the most common reasons include:
✔️ Incomplete Application – Missing required forms or documents.
✔️ Income or Asset Limits Exceeded – Illinois Medicaid has strict financial eligibility criteria.
✔️ Medical Necessity Not Established – Lack of documentation proving the need for home care services.
✔️ Residency Issues – Medicaid applicants must be Illinois residents.
✔️ Missed Deadlines – Applications and appeals must be submitted within specific timeframes.
Understanding the reason for denial is the first step toward correcting the issue and reapplying or appealing.
Steps to Take After a Medicaid Denial in Illinois
If your Medicaid application has been denied, follow these steps to address the issue and secure coverage.
1️⃣ Review Your Denial Notice
Illinois HFS will send you a Notice of Decision explaining why your Medicaid application was denied.
Check for missing documents or errors that may have led to the denial.
2️⃣ Gather the Necessary Documents
If the denial was due to missing information, gather the required documents, such as:
✔️ Proof of Illinois residency (utility bill, lease agreement)
✔️ Income verification (pay stubs, Social Security benefits)
✔️ Medical records proving the need for home care services
3️⃣ File an Appeal
In Illinois, you have 60 days from the denial notice date to request an appeal.
Follow the appeal instructions in your letter or visit Illinois.gov/HFS for appeal submission details.
You may need to attend a fair hearing to present additional evidence.
4️⃣ Contact a Medicaid Specialist or Advocate
The Illinois Senior Health Assistance Program (SHAP) offers free guidance on Medicaid eligibility.
Legal aid services and elder law attorneys can help with appeals.
Percipience Home Care can provide insight into non-medical home care options that may be available even without Medicaid coverage.
5️⃣ Explore Alternative Home Care Funding Options
If Medicaid remains denied, other funding sources may help cover home care costs, including:
✔️ Illinois Department on Aging (IDoA) programs for seniors
✔️ Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits for eligible veterans
✔️ Long-term care insurance policies
✔️ Private pay options with flexible care plans
How Percipience Home Care Supports Families in Illinois
At Percipience Home Care, everyone deserves access to quality home care. While we do not process Medicaid applications, we offer guidance and support to families navigating the system.
✔️ We help families understand their home care options
✔️ We assist with exploring state-funded care programs in Illinois
✔️ We provide non-medical home care services, including personal and companion care
We're here for you if you need help navigating home care funding options in Illinois.
Call us at 7736766583
Email: care@percipiencehomecare.com
Visit: www.percipiencehomecare.com
How Technology is Enhancing Non-Medical Home Care: Percipience Home Care’s Commitment to Innovation.
Technology is reshaping the way we support seniors at home! From smart assistants to fall detection and digital check-ins, modern solutions are enhancing safety, comfort, and independence in non-medical home care. At Percipience Home Care, we embrace these advancements to ensure seamless, compassionate care for your loved ones.
Learn more about the future of home care!
At Percipience Home Care, we combine compassionate caregiving with smart technology to enhance the quality of life for our clients. While we are a non-medical home care agency, we embrace innovative solutions that improve safety, comfort, and overall well-being for seniors and individuals needing support at home.
How Technology Supports Non-Medical Home Care
🔹 Smart Home Assistance – Voice-activated devices help clients with daily tasks like setting reminders, playing music, or controlling lights.
🔹 Remote Care Coordination – Our team connects with clients and families through digital check-ins and caregiver updates.
🔹 Fall Detection & Safety Alerts – Wearable devices can detect falls and alert family members or emergency contacts.
🔹 Medication & Appointment Reminders – Automated reminders help clients stay on track with their daily routines.
🔹 Companion Care with Technology – Virtual engagement through video calls, games, and entertainment reduces loneliness and improves mental well-being.
At Percipience Home Care, we use technology to enhance personal care, companionship, and daily support services, ensuring that clients remain safe and independent in their own homes. While human touch is irreplaceable, technology allows us to provide even more efficient and responsive care.
Looking for compassionate, tech-enabled home care? Contact us today!
Schedule a Free Consultation: https://www.percipiencehomecare.com/schedule-care-assessment
Call us: 773-676-6583
Navigating End-of-Life Care: Understanding the Illinois Alzheimer’s Disease Plan and POLST.
Planning for end-of-life care is essential, especially for families navigating Alzheimer’s disease. The Illinois Alzheimer’s Disease Plan and Practitioner Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) provide critical guidance for ensuring patients receive care that aligns with their wishes. Learn how these tools work and how Percipience Home Care supports families in making informed care decisions.
Understanding the Illinois Alzheimer’s Disease Plan
This statewide plan is designed to:
Reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and promote early detection.
Prevent unnecessary hospitalizations by improving home and community-based care.
Support family caregivers through education, respite care, and financial assistance.
What is POLST and Why Does It Matter?
Definition: POLST is a medical order that outlines a person’s preferences for life-sustaining treatment.
Key Differences Between POLST & Advance Directives:
POLST is used for individuals with serious illnesses or advanced frailty, while advance directives apply to anyone planning for future healthcare decisions.
POLST is a doctor’s order that must be followed by healthcare professionals.
Why It’s Important: Ensures patients receive the level of care they want, avoiding unnecessary interventions and hospitalizations.
How Families Can Approach End-of-Life Care Planning
Start the Conversation Early: Talk to loved ones about their wishes before a crisis occurs.
Consult with Healthcare Providers: Understand available care options, including palliative and hospice care.
Work with a Home Care Provider: Home care services can support families by providing personal care, companionship, and respite care for family caregivers.
How Percipience Home Care Supports Families
Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care Services: Helping families care for loved ones with memory loss at home.
Personalized Home Care Plans: Ensuring seniors receive the support they need while maintaining their dignity.
Caregiver Support & Respite Services: Giving family caregivers the time they need to rest and recharge.
Final Thoughts:
Planning for end-of-life care isn’t easy, but it’s one of the most important steps families can take to honor their loved one’s wishes and reduce stress during difficult times. The Illinois Alzheimer’s Disease Plan and POLST are valuable tools that can guide families through these decisions.
If you're looking for expert, compassionate support for your loved one, Percipience Home Care is here to help.
Call us: 773-676-6583
Schedule a care assessment: https://www.percipiencehomecare.com/schedule-care-assessment
The Credit for Caring Act: Financial Relief for Family Caregivers & How We Can Help.
Caring for a loved one is rewarding but comes with financial challenges. The Credit for Caring Act could provide much-needed tax relief for family caregivers. While Congress debates its approval, Percipience Home Care is here to offer immediate support. From respite care to financial guidance, we help caregivers throughout Chicago, Cook County, DuPage County, and surrounding areas. Learn more about your options and schedule a free care assessment today!
Caring for a loved one is an act of deep commitment, but it can also be overwhelming, physically, emotionally, and financially. Millions of Americans provide unpaid care for aging parents, spouses, and loved ones, often juggling jobs, personal responsibilities, and caregiving duties.
To help alleviate the financial burden, Congress has reintroduced the bipartisan Credit for Caring Act, which could provide much-needed relief to eligible working caregivers.
What Is the Credit for Caring Act?
This proposed legislation would offer tax credits to caregivers to help cover essential expenses, including:
Home modifications to improve accessibility
Respite care services to provide relief for caregivers
Medical supplies and assistive technology
Transportation for medical visits and caregiving duties
With over 53 million Americans serving as unpaid caregivers, this act recognizes the financial strain they endure and seeks to provide financial relief to keep caregiving sustainable.
How Percipience Home Care Supports Family Caregivers
At Percipience Home Care, we understand that caregiving is a labor of love—but you don’t have to do it alone. While we support legislative efforts like the Credit for Caring Act, we also provide immediate, hands-on support for caregivers throughout Illinois, including Chicago, Cook County, DuPage County, McHenry County, Lake County, Will County, and surrounding areas.
How We Help Caregivers Today:
Personalized In-Home Care – Whether your loved one needs daily assistance, dementia care, or companion care, we provide professional and compassionate support.
Respite Care – Taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of your loved one. Our team can step in so you can take a much-needed break.
Financial Guidance – Understanding available funding options is key. We help families explore Medicaid, long-term care insurance, and other financial resources that can offset caregiving costs.
Free Care Assessments – Not sure where to start? We provide personalized consultations to determine the best care plan for your loved one.
Take Action Today
If you or a loved one is struggling with caregiving demands, now is the time to explore solutions.
Call us today at 773-676-6583
Schedule a free care assessment: https://www.percipiencehomecare.com/schedule-care-assessment
While Congress debates the Credit for Caring Act, you don’t have to wait to get the support you need. Let’s navigate this journey together—because your loved one deserves the best care, and so do you.
Preparing for In-Home Care in Illinois: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families.
Getting started with in-home care can feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance, your loved one can receive compassionate care, right at home. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about preparing for senior home care in Illinois, from setting up a safe environment to finding the best caregiver.
As more families in Illinois seek quality home care for their loved ones, preparation is key to ensuring a smooth transition. This guide outlines essential steps to help families prepare for compassionate care at home.
Key Steps to Prepare for In-Home Care:
Assess Care Needs
Identify assistance required for daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation.
Consider mobility support, medication reminders, and companionship needs.
Choose a Trusted Home Care Agency
Verify licensing, caregiver qualifications, and personalized care options.
Ensure flexibility in care plans to meet evolving needs.
Prepare the Home Environment
Remove hazards and ensure clear walking paths to prevent falls.
Install safety features such as grab bars and proper lighting.
Establish a Communication Plan
Set expectations with caregivers regarding routines, medical needs, and emergency procedures.
Maintain open communication with care coordinators for regular updates.
Monitor Care & Adjust as Needed
Schedule regular check-ins with the caregiver and assess care effectiveness.
Make necessary adjustments to ensure optimal comfort and support.
Get Started with Home Care in Illinois
At Percipience Home Care, we provide personalized, high-quality in-home care to enhance independence and well-being.
Contact us today at (773) 676-6583
Learn more: www.percipiencehomecare.com
Recognizing the Signs of Alzheimer’s: When to Seek Help.
Is your loved one showing signs of memory loss or confusion? Alzheimer’s disease can be overwhelming, but early detection is key. Learn the 10 warning signs and discover how Percipience Home Care provides compassionate dementia care.
Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of families, slowly changing the lives of those diagnosed and their loved ones. While occasional forgetfulness is a normal part of aging, persistent memory loss and behavioral changes may indicate something more serious. Recognizing the early signs of Alzheimer’s is key to getting the right care and support.
10 Early Signs of Alzheimer’s to Watch For
1. Memory Loss That Disrupts Daily Life
Forgetting recently learned information, repeating the same questions, or relying heavily on memory aids may signal a problem.
2. Difficulty with Problem-Solving & Planning
Simple tasks like following a recipe or managing bills become confusing and overwhelming.
3. Trouble Completing Familiar Tasks
Daily routines—like making coffee or getting dressed—suddenly feel unfamiliar or take much longer than before.
4. Confusion with Time & Place
Losing track of dates, forgetting where they are, or struggling to recall how they got somewhere can be warning signs.
5. Vision and Spatial Awareness Issues
People with Alzheimer’s may have trouble judging distances, recognizing colors, or reading.
6. Problems with Words & Conversations
They may pause frequently while speaking, struggle to find the right words, or repeat the same stories.
7. Misplacing Items & Losing the Ability to Retrace Steps
Common objects like keys or wallets may be placed in unusual spots, and the person may be unable to recall where they put them.
8. Decreased Judgment & Decision-Making
Poor money management, unsafe driving, or neglecting hygiene are key indicators.
9. Withdrawal from Social Activities
A person with Alzheimer’s may stop attending events, hobbies, or social gatherings they once enjoyed.
10. Changes in Mood & Personality
They may become confused, suspicious, anxious, or easily upset—especially in unfamiliar settings.
When to Seek Professional Care
If you notice these signs in a loved one, early intervention is essential. While there is no cure for Alzheimer’s, proper care can improve quality of life and provide much-needed relief for family caregivers.
At Percipience Home Care, we specialize in compassionate dementia and Alzheimer’s care designed to keep your loved one safe, engaged, and comfortable at home.
How We Can Help:
✔ Specialized Memory Care – Experienced caregivers trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia support
✔ Daily Assistance – Help with personal care, meal preparation, and medication reminders
✔ Engaging Activities – Stimulating cognitive exercises to promote mental well-being
✔ Family Support & Guidance – Helping you navigate the challenges of caregiving
You don’t have to go through this alone. Let us provide the care your loved one deserves.
Call us today at (773) 676-6583 for a free consultation!
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How to Choose the Right Home Care Agency in Chicago and Surrounding Counties.
Choosing a reliable home care agency in Chicago and nearby counties can be overwhelming. This guide walks you through key factors to consider when selecting a provider that best meets your loved one's needs | Percipience Home Care LLC.
When searching for quality home care services in Illinois, particularly in Chicago, Cook, DuPage, McHenry, Lake, and Will counties, it’s crucial to consider several factors to ensure your loved one receives the best possible care. With the rising demand for senior home care, personal care, and dementia care services, families must be informed before making a decision.
1. Verify Licensing and Accreditation
A reputable home care agency should be licensed in Illinois and meet state regulations. Ensure the agency follows industry standards for non-medical home care services and has qualified caregivers.
2. Consider the Range of Services Offered
Different individuals require different levels of care. The agency should provide a variety of in-home care services, including:
Personal care (assistance with daily activities)
Companion care (social support and engagement)
Dementia and Alzheimer’s care
Post-surgery recovery care
24/7 care and live-in services
3. Assess Caregiver Qualifications and Training
Ask about the hiring process and whether caregivers undergo thorough background checks, specialized dementia training, and CPR certification. A skilled and compassionate caregiver is essential for home health success.
4. Read Client Testimonials and Reviews
Look for testimonials on Google, Yelp, and the agency’s website. Positive feedback from families in Chicago, Cook, DuPage, McHenry, Lake, and Will counties can help you gauge the agency’s reputation.
5. Understand Costs and Payment Options
Discuss pricing, accepted long-term care insurance, Medicaid coverage, and private pay options. Transparent pricing is key to avoiding unexpected expenses.
6. Schedule a Free Consultation
A trusted home care agency should offer a free in-home assessment to create a personalized care plan. This step ensures the services align with your loved one’s needs.
Why Choose Percipience Home Care?
At Percipience Home Care, we prioritize personalized and compassionate care tailored to each client. Serving Chicago and surrounding counties, we ensure peace of mind with:
✔ Licensed and trained caregivers
✔ Flexible home care plans
✔ 24/7 support and emergency assistance
✔ Affordable pricing and insurance acceptance
If you're looking for reliable senior care, personal care, or dementia care services in Chicago, Cook, DuPage, McHenry, Lake, or Will counties, contact Percipience Home Care today.
How to Pay for Home Care in Illinois: Medicaid, Long-Term Care Insurance & Private Pay Options.
Struggling with home care costs? Learn about Medicaid, long-term care insurance, and private pay options to afford the best care for your loved one in Illinois.
Introduction
Deciding on home care for a loved one is an important step, but one of the biggest concerns for families is affordability. At Percipience Home Care, we understand that navigating payment options can be overwhelming. This guide will help you explore different ways to pay for home care services in Illinois.
1. Medicaid for Home Care Services: Medicaid is a state and federally funded program that helps low-income individuals cover healthcare expenses, including home care. In Illinois, Medicaid offers several programs specifically for home care assistance:
Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Waivers: These waivers allow eligible seniors and individuals with disabilities to receive care at home instead of in a nursing facility.
Community Care Program (CCP): This program provides personal care and homemaker services for seniors who qualify for Medicaid.
Medicaid Managed Care Plans: Some Illinois Medicaid recipients receive home care coverage through managed care organizations.
How to Apply: Visit the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS) website or contact a Medicaid caseworker for assistance.
2. Long-Term Care Insurance: Long-term care (LTC) insurance helps cover the cost of home care, assisted living, and nursing home services. Policies vary, but they often cover:
Personal care assistance (bathing, dressing, meal prep)
Skilled nursing services
Dementia and Alzheimer’s care
How to Use LTC Insurance: If your loved one has an LTC policy, contact the provider to understand the coverage details and reimbursement process.
3. Private Pay & Out-of-Pocket Options: Many families choose to pay for home care services out of pocket. This option offers the most flexibility in choosing the level and type of care. Some ways to manage private pay costs include:
Savings & Retirement Funds: Using personal savings, pensions, or 401(k) funds.
Family Contributions: Splitting the cost among family members.
Reverse Mortgages: A home equity loan that provides cash to pay for care.
4. Veterans Benefits: Veterans and their spouses may qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance Benefit, which provides financial assistance for home care. Eligible veterans must meet specific service and income requirements.
How to Apply: Contact your local VA office or visit www.va.gov for more information.
5. Life Insurance Conversions & Annuities: Some life insurance policies offer cash payouts or conversions into long-term care benefits. Similarly, annuities can provide steady income to help cover care costs.
6. Nonprofit & Community Assistance Programs: There are nonprofit organizations and state programs that offer financial help for seniors in need of home care. Research local senior assistance programs to explore additional funding options.
Conclusion
Paying for home care in Illinois doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By exploring Medicaid, long-term care insurance, private pay, veterans’ benefits, and other financial resources, you can find the best way to support your loved one’s care needs.
Schedule a Free Consultation Here.
At Percipience Home Care, we’re here to help guide you through the process. If you have questions about payment options, contact us at care@percipiencehomecare.com or visit our website.
The Importance of Scheduling a Home Care Assessment.
A home care assessment is the first step toward receiving the right level of care. Learn why it’s important, what to expect, and how Percipience Home Care can guide you through the process.
What Is a Home Care Assessment?
A home care assessment is a comprehensive evaluation conducted to determine the level of care an individual needs. This process involves:
Reviewing medical history and current health conditions
Assessing daily living activities (e.g., mobility, personal hygiene, meal preparation)
Evaluating cognitive and emotional well-being
Identifying home safety risks and necessary modifications
Discussing care preferences and family support involvement
Why Scheduling a Care Assessment Is Essential
Many families delay home care services due to uncertainty about their loved one's needs. A professional assessment provides clarity by:
Identifying the Right Level of Care – Ensuring services align with the client’s needs
Creating a Personalized Care Plan – Tailoring support to promote independence and well-being
Enhancing Home Safety – Reducing fall risks and improving living conditions
Offering Peace of Mind – Helping families make informed care decisions
When Should You Schedule a Home Care Assessment?
Consider scheduling a care assessment if:
A loved one is experiencing difficulty with daily activities
There has been a recent hospitalization or health decline
A family caregiver is experiencing burnout or stress
A loved one lives alone and requires support
There are concerns about home safety and fall risks
How to Schedule a Care Assessment with Percipience Home Care
We are preparing to serve families across Illinois. Our care team will:
Coordinate a convenient consultation (in-home or virtual)
Conduct a detailed needs assessment
Develop a customized care plan
Answer all questions and concerns
For more information or to stay updated on our launch:
📞 Call us at: 773-676-6583
📧 Email us at: care@percipiencehomecare.com
🌐 Visit our website: https://www.percipiencehomecare.com/schedule-care-assessment
Promoting Heart Health Awareness Month: A Guide to Keeping Your Heart Strong.
February is Heart Health Awareness Month! Learn simple lifestyle changes to improve heart health, prevent disease, and live a longer, healthier life.
Every February, we observe Heart Health Awareness Month- a time dedicated to educating individuals on the importance of cardiovascular health and the steps needed to prevent heart disease. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., but the good news is that many risk factors can be managed through simple lifestyle changes.
At Percipience Home Care, we understand the importance of heart health, especially for seniors and individuals needing home care. This month, we’re committed to spreading awareness, sharing heart-healthy tips, and encouraging everyone to take proactive steps to protect their hearts.
Why Heart Health Awareness Matters
Heart disease affects millions of people each year, but it is often preventable through healthy habits. Raising awareness can help individuals make informed decisions that lead to longer, healthier lives.
Common Risk Factors for Heart Disease:
High blood pressure
High cholesterol
Smoking
Poor diet
Lack of physical activity
Obesity
Diabetes
Excessive alcohol consumption
Chronic stress
By addressing these risk factors, individuals can significantly reduce their chances of developing heart disease.
How to Maintain a Healthy Heart
Protecting your heart starts with small, consistent changes in your daily routine. Here are some simple yet powerful strategies:
1. Eat a Heart-Healthy Diet
A balanced diet plays a critical role in cardiovascular health. Focus on:
✔️ Eating more fruits and vegetables
✔️ Choosing whole grains over refined carbs
✔️ Opting for healthy fats like those found in nuts, fish, and olive oil
✔️ Reducing salt and sugar intake
✔️ Drinking plenty of water and avoiding sugary drinks
2. Stay Active
Regular physical activity strengthens your heart and improves circulation. Try to:
✔️ Walk at least 30 minutes a day
✔️ Engage in strength training exercises twice a week
✔️ Find fun activities like dancing, yoga, or swimming
✔️ Reduce sitting time and take breaks to move around
3. Manage Stress Levels
Chronic stress can increase blood pressure and harm your heart. Reduce stress by:
✔️ Practicing deep breathing and meditation
✔️ Engaging in hobbies that bring you joy
✔️ Connecting with family and friends for emotional support
4. Monitor Your Blood Pressure & Cholesterol
Regular check-ups with a doctor help catch issues early and ensure your heart stays in top shape. If you have high blood pressure or cholesterol, follow your healthcare provider’s recommendations.
5. Get Enough Rest
Poor sleep increases the risk of heart disease. Aim for:
✔️ 7-9 hours of sleep each night
✔️ A consistent sleep schedule
✔️ Avoiding caffeine and screen time before bed
6. Quit Smoking & Limit Alcohol
Smoking damages blood vessels and increases heart disease risk. Quitting can significantly improve heart health. Likewise, limiting alcohol intake can prevent high blood pressure and weight gain.
Heart Health & Home Care: How We Help
At Percipience Home Care, we support clients in maintaining heart-healthy lifestyles by:
✔️ Encouraging nutritious meal choices
✔️ Promoting physical activity within their abilities
✔️ Providing companionship and reducing stress
✔️ Monitoring medication reminders for heart health
✔️ Assisting with doctor’s appointments
We believe that small, daily actions can lead to a healthier heart and a longer, happier life.
Take Action This Heart Health Awareness Month!
This February, make heart health a priority. Whether it’s making healthier choices, staying active, or encouraging a loved one to check their blood pressure, every step counts.
Looking for compassionate home care to support a heart-healthy lifestyle? Contact us at 773-676-6583 or email care@percipiencehomecare.com to learn more.
Visit our website: Percipience Home Care
Honoring National Caregivers Day: Celebrating the Heart of Home Care.
Caregivers are the heart of home care. This National Caregivers Day, join us in celebrating their compassion and dedication. Read our latest blog to learn how you can show appreciation!
Every year, on the third Friday of February, we recognize National Caregivers Day—a time to honor the compassionate individuals who dedicate their lives to caring for others. Whether they are professional caregivers, family members, or friends stepping in to provide support, their contributions make a significant difference in the lives of those who need assistance.
At Percipience Home Care, we understand the dedication it takes to be a caregiver. We see firsthand the hard work, patience, and kindness that go into this role. In this blog, we celebrate caregivers, highlight their impact, and explore ways to show appreciation for their invaluable work.
The Vital Role of Caregivers in Home Care
Caregivers provide essential support to seniors, individuals with disabilities, and those recovering from illness or surgery. Their duties go beyond just assisting with daily activities—they offer companionship, emotional support, and a sense of security to those in their care.
Key Responsibilities of a Caregiver:
Assisting with personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming).
Providing meal preparation and nutritional support.
Helping with mobility and transportation.
Managing medication reminders.
Offering companionship and emotional support.
Ways to Show Appreciation for Caregivers
Caregivers often work long hours with little recognition, so National Caregivers Day is a perfect opportunity to express gratitude for their selfless service. Here are some meaningful ways to show appreciation:
1. A Simple Thank You Goes a Long Way
Whether it’s a heartfelt note, a phone call, or a small gesture of appreciation, saying “thank you” can make a caregiver’s day brighter.
2. Provide Support and Self-Care Opportunities
Encourage caregivers to take breaks, engage in hobbies, or participate in wellness activities to prevent burnout. Self-care is essential for them to continue providing high-quality care.
3. Highlight Their Contributions
Publicly recognizing caregivers on social media, within your organization, or in community events can help shine a light on their incredible efforts.
4. Offer a Small Token of Appreciation
Consider gifts such as gift cards, wellness kits, or even a paid day off as a way to express gratitude for their hard work.
The Impact of Caregivers on the Home Care Industry
Without dedicated caregivers, home care services wouldn’t be possible. They are the foundation of compassionate, in-home assistance, helping individuals remain in the comfort of their homes while receiving the care they need.
At Percipience Home Care, we are deeply grateful for our caregivers and the countless others in the field. Their dedication allows us to continue providing high-quality, compassionate care to families throughout Illinois.
Join Us in Celebrating Caregivers
On this National Caregivers Day, let’s come together to honor those who make a difference in the lives of others every day. If you know a caregiver, take a moment to show your appreciation—it means more than you know.
Looking for a trusted home care provider with compassionate caregivers? Contact Percipience Home Care today at 773-676-6583 or email care@percipiencehomecare.com.
Visit our website to learn more: Percipience Home Care
Navigating Rising Costs: Strategies for Affordable Quality Home Care
Rising home care costs can be overwhelming for families. Explore practical strategies to keep home care affordable while ensuring top-quality service for your loved ones.
As the demand for home care services continues to grow, many families and providers face the challenge of rising costs. Balancing affordability with high-quality care is essential for ensuring clients receive the support they need without financial strain. In this blog, we explore strategies that home care agencies, families, and caregivers can use to manage costs effectively while maintaining exceptional care standards.
Understanding the Rising Costs of Home Care
Several factors contribute to the increasing costs of home care services, including:
Higher Wages for Caregivers – Competitive pay is necessary to attract and retain skilled home care professionals.
Increased Demand for Services – The aging population is growing, leading to higher demand and costs.
Regulatory and Compliance Requirements – Home care agencies must adhere to state and federal regulations, adding operational costs.
Healthcare Inflation – Rising medical and operational expenses affect home care pricing.
Strategies for Affordable Home Care Without Compromising Quality
1. Personalized Care Plans to Maximize Efficiency
Customized care plans ensure clients receive only the services they need, reducing unnecessary expenses. By conducting thorough assessments, agencies can create flexible schedules that optimize care hours while keeping costs manageable.
2. Leveraging Insurance and Government Assistance Programs
Many clients qualify for financial assistance through:
Medicaid Waiver Programs – Helps cover non-medical home care services for eligible individuals.
Veterans Affairs (VA) Benefits – Offers home care funding for veterans and their spouses.
Community Care Programs – State and local programs provide subsidies for home care services.
Educating clients about available funding sources can ease financial burdens.
3. Implementing Cost-Saving Technology in Home Care
Advancements in technology can help lower operational costs while improving care quality:
Telehealth Services – Reduces the need for in-person visits while maintaining client engagement.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) – Tracks vital signs, minimizing emergency care costs.
Automated Scheduling Software – Improves caregiver coordination and reduces administrative overhead.
4. Flexible Payment Plans for Clients
Offering structured payment options, such as installment plans or discounted long-term care packages, makes home care more accessible to families. Agencies can also explore sliding-scale pricing based on income levels.
5. Strategic Workforce Management
Efficient scheduling ensures caregivers are utilized effectively, reducing overtime costs. Training caregivers in multiple skill areas also minimizes the need for additional personnel, lowering labor expenses.
6. Partnering with Community Organizations
Home care agencies can collaborate with local nonprofits, senior centers, and faith-based groups to access funding, volunteers, and resources that reduce overall service costs.
Finding the Right Balance: Affordable & High-Quality Care
Affordable home care doesn’t have to mean sacrificing quality. With strategic planning, cost-effective solutions, and innovative care models, agencies can continue providing exceptional care without excessive financial strain on clients.
Looking for Cost-Effective Home Care Solutions?
At Percipience Home Care, we’re committed to delivering high-quality, affordable home care tailored to your needs. Contact us today at 773-676-6583 or email support@percipiencehomecare.com to explore personalized care options that fit your budget.
Why Partnering with a Home Care Agency Benefits Your Clients.
Partnering with a reliable home care agency helps brokers provide exceptional care options to their clients while enhancing their credibility. Learn how our home care referral program benefits both you and your clients.
As a home care broker, you play a crucial role in connecting individuals with the care they need. Choosing the right home care agency to partner with ensures that your clients receive the highest quality services, allowing you to maintain a strong reputation and foster trust.
At Percipience Home Care, we provide personalized, high-quality non-medical home care services designed to support your clients while offering brokers a seamless referral process. Here’s why partnering with us benefits both you and the individuals you serve.
Key Benefits of Partnering with a Home Care Agency
1. High-Quality, Personalized Care for Your Clients
Tailored care plans designed to meet each client’s unique needs.
Experienced, trained, and background-checked caregivers.
Assistance with personal care, companionship, dementia support, and post-surgery recovery.
24/7 availability to accommodate varying schedules and urgent care needs.
2. Strengthen Your Reputation as a Broker
Position yourself as a trusted expert by referring clients to a licensed and insured home care provider.
Build long-term relationships with clients who value your ability to connect them with reliable, high-quality care.
Stand out in the industry with a seamless referral process that ensures client satisfaction.
3. Streamlined and Efficient Referral Process
A dedicated referral coordinator to assist you and your clients.
Quick and easy placement process with real-time updates on client status.
No delays, clients receive the care they need as soon as possible.
4. Competitive Financial Incentives for Brokers
Attractive referral bonuses for successful client placements.
Potential for ongoing commissions based on continued care services.
Exclusive partnership opportunities for high-volume brokers.
5. Full Range of Home Care Services Available
Personal Care Services – Assistance with bathing, dressing, and grooming.
Companion Care – Meal preparation, light housekeeping, and social engagement.
Dementia & Alzheimer’s Care – Specialized support for cognitive conditions.
Post-Surgery & Recovery Care – Assistance with mobility, medication reminders, and daily activities.
24/7 Live-In or Hourly Care – Flexible care plans to suit every client’s needs.
6. Compliance with Illinois Home Care Regulations
Fully compliant with Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) requirements.
Trained caregivers who undergo rigorous background checks and continuous education.
Strict adherence to health, safety, and infection control protocols.
How to Refer Clients to Percipience Home Care
Step 1: Contact us via phone (773-676-6583), email (partner@percipiencehomecare.com), or through our referral form (Percipience Home Care Partner Page).
Step 2: Provide basic client details and care needs.
Step 3: We will assess the client’s needs and match them with a suitable caregiver.
Step 4: Once services begin, we provide regular updates to ensure transparency and satisfaction.
Partner with Percipience Home Care Today
As a broker, your clients trust you to guide them toward the best care options available. Partnering with Percipience Home Care ensures that they receive exceptional services while allowing you to build credibility and grow your network.
Call us at 773-676-6583
Email us at partner@percipiencehomecare.com
Visit our Partner Page: Percipience Home Care Partner Program
We look forward to working with you to provide outstanding home care solutions for your clients. Let’s build a strong partnership together!
How Home Care Brokers in Illinois Can Maximize Earnings by Partnering with a Trusted Home Care Agency.
Maximize your earnings and grow your business by partnering with a trusted home care agency in Illinois. Learn how Percipience Home Care’s competitive referral program offers high commissions, seamless referrals, and expert care for your clients. Start earning today!
If you’re a home care broker in Illinois, you already understand the value of matching clients with the right care services. But have you ever considered the incredible opportunities that come with partnering with a trusted home care agency? Whether you’re just getting started or looking to expand your network, becoming a home care referral partner can significantly increase your income while providing unparalleled value to your clients.
In this blog post, we’ll explain how partnering with a home care agency like Percipience Home Care can help you maximize earnings, grow your business, and ensure your clients receive the highest quality care. Keep reading to discover the many benefits and how to get started.
1. High Commission Earnings Through a Home Care Referral Program
As a home care broker in Illinois, one of the most attractive benefits of partnering with a reputable agency is the potential for high commission earnings. At Percipience Home Care, we offer one of the most competitive referral programs in the industry. By referring clients to us, you’ll earn generous commissions for each successful placement, with the opportunity to earn bonuses based on volume and performance.
Our commission structure is designed to reward brokers for their efforts, providing a reliable stream of passive income. Whether you're working with seniors who need assistance with personal care, companionship, or dementia care, we ensure that you’re compensated well for every successful match you make.
2. Trustworthy and Reliable Home Care Services for Your Clients
When it comes to recommending care services, brokers know how important it is to partner with a trusted home care agency. At Percipience Home Care, we take pride in offering non-medical home care services that prioritize the dignity, safety, and well-being of clients.
By partnering with us, brokers can feel confident referring their clients to a high-quality agency with:
Compassionate, highly trained caregivers
Personalized care plans tailored to individual needs
24/7 home care availability to ensure clients are never without support
Dementia and Alzheimer’s care specialists who provide expert assistance to families
Family-centered care, keeping families involved in the decision-making process
As a home care broker, your reputation is your most valuable asset. By working with Percipience Home Care, you’ll ensure your clients receive exceptional care and support, which helps you build long-term trust and maintain your professional reputation.
3. A Seamless, Streamlined Referral Process
At Percipience Home Care, we understand the value of simplicity and efficiency in the referral process. We’ve streamlined our system to ensure brokers have a smooth experience every step of the way.
Fast, easy referrals: With our online portal, submitting referrals has never been easier. Simply fill out a quick form, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Real-time updates: Stay informed with timely updates on your referral’s status, ensuring that you’re always in the loop.
Dedicated broker support: Our team is available to assist you with any questions or concerns during the referral process.
This seamless system ensures that you can focus on what you do best – finding the right care for your clients – while we handle the operational side.
4. Low-Risk, High-Reward Partnership
One of the key reasons brokers choose to work with home care agencies is the low-risk, high-reward nature of the partnership. By becoming a home care referral partner, you’re essentially creating an additional stream of income with minimal upfront costs or investments.
No need to manage care schedules or worry about administrative tasks; we handle everything.
You won’t need to invest in training or hiring caregivers—our team is already trained and ready to provide quality care.
With Percipience Home Care, you can focus on growing your business while enjoying the benefits of passive income through your referrals.
5. Growth Opportunities for Your Home Care Broker Business
Illinois is a growing market for home care services, especially as the aging population continues to rise. By partnering with Percipience Home Care, brokers gain access to a robust network of clients and services that can help grow their business.
Expand your network: Work with a trusted agency that already has a strong presence in Illinois.
Marketing support: We provide our brokers with marketing materials to help attract clients, including flyers, brochures, and more.
Access to new opportunities: As a home care broker in Illinois, your partnership with us opens the door to more business opportunities, from elderly care services to specialized care for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s.
By joining forces with Percipience Home Care, you’ll be positioned to take advantage of the growing demand for non-medical home care services while building a solid reputation as a go-to resource for quality care.
6. Why Choose Percipience Home Care as Your Partner?
As a broker, you want to work with an agency that shares your commitment to excellence and professionalism. Here’s why Percipience Home Care is the right choice for your referral business:
Experienced leadership: Our team, led by industry professionals, is dedicated to providing outstanding service and support to both brokers and clients.
A comprehensive service offering: From personal care to companion care and dementia care, we offer a full spectrum of non-medical services.
24/7 availability: We provide care whenever it’s needed—day or night—ensuring your clients are never without support.
Customized care: Our team works with families to create personalized care plans that meet each individual’s unique needs.
We’re committed to making the referral process simple, rewarding, and beneficial for both you and your clients.
Get Started Today: Partner with Percipience Home Care
Are you ready to maximize your earnings and take your home care brokerage business to the next level? Partnering with Percipience Home Care is the first step toward building a successful, sustainable referral business.
Contact us today to learn more about our broker referral program in Illinois. We’re excited to collaborate with you and help you grow your business while providing top-notch care to those who need it most.