Maggie is the Regional Manager for Home Helpers’ Lehigh Valley office

Maggie states that her relationship with her grandmother is what put her on the path to work with older adults in the capacity of a social worker. “I was always blessed with remarkable role models, and found several social workers to learn from, and emulate. I cannot imagine doing anything else as a career. My previous work experience was in a long-term care setting, working directly with residents suffering with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, and supporting their families. I later worked with residents living on the independent living side of a senior living community, focused on successfully helping older adults to age in place.

My work as the Regional Manager at Home Helpers has brought those worlds together. I really enjoy working with our families and helping to continue to provide education and options as they navigate the aging cycle. Every day we are working with the greatest generation of selfless, gifted, talented, dedicated and proud older adults. We have been given a chance to improve their quality of life. That is a gift, and one I want to take very good care of. Our greatest asset internally is the team of dedicated and committed professionals who work at Home Helpers. We are extraordinary in our passion for service excellence and support each other every day.”

When she is not working, Maggie looks forward to the time she is able to spend with her husband and two grown sons and daughter in law. They adore their Chocolate Labrador and all enjoy family vacations and “Family Days” set aside for adventures, such as biking and kayaking. She enjoys cooking and entertaining, being outside all year, travelling and the beach whenever possible. Maggie volunteers her time to the Children’s Home in Easton for special events and as a partner in the Birthday Cake Brigade, to Arts Quest in Bethlehem for Musikfest and Celtic Fest. She has been a volunteer for 17 years with the Alzheimer’s Association, raising funds and awareness for the National Walk to End Alzheimer’s, speaking at educational programs and community requests, and as a facilitator for caregiver support groups.

Laura has been with Home Helpers since November of 2020. She started with the company as a Caregiver, then was promoted to an On-Call Caregiver in September of 2021. She is currently working in the Lehigh Valley office in the Human Resources Department, and also continues as Field Support, training new Caregivers and offering support to our clients, their families and our Caregivers.

Laura is currently enrolled in Northampton Community College majoring in Geriatric Social Work. She would like to use her degree to better serve our clients and their families. She has worked with the senior population for many years and has a love for this community. She has a passion for serving a generation that has worked so hard for our country in making it what it is today.

Before coming to Home Helpers, Laura and her family were missionaries in Mexico. They helped families through challenging times and difficult circumstances.

Outside of work, Laura enjoys reading, spending time with her Grandbabies, and with her husband riding their Harley.

Terri Nasatka is our Business Development Specialist at Home Helpers Lehigh Valley. With a lifelong career rooted in healthcare, Terri brings decades of experience and a deep passion for supporting seniors and their families.  Throughout her career, she has remained committed to improving quality of life, advocating for compassionate care, and building strong community partnerships.

Terri is actively involved in the local aging network, serving as Secretary to the Volunteer Committee for Lehigh Valley Aging in Place (LVAIP) and as an Advisory Council Member for the Lehigh County Office of Aging & Adult Services. Her professional and volunteer work reflects her dedication to ensuring older adults have access to the resources and support they need to thrive.

Outside of work, Terri enjoys cooking, baking, spending time with her family, friends, and grandchildren, and riding her electric bike. Her personal and professional life are both driven by connection, service, and a genuine passion for helping others.

Tom grew up in Yardley, Bucks County, PA, and graduated from Pensbury High school, in Fairless Hills, Pa. Tom received his BS in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University, and later went on to earn his MBA from LaSalle University. Tom’s engineering career in medical device manufacturing had him traveling the world, working with diverse teams who were focused on operational efficiencies and supply chain logistics.

A personal family care need, however, drew him to be interested in the home care industry. Tom is passionate about assuring quality care is delivered to our clients, as he knows, first hand from his own close family members, the value of a trusted and supportive care provider in the home. Because of these personal experiences, Tom was inspired to start his own Home Helpers agency in 2006, and quickly collaborated with his neighboring franchisees, Frank Esterle and Greg Scheck, to serve the community. The three ultimately decided to combine their service areas in 2008, and serve all of Bucks County, most of Montgomery County and the Lehigh Valley.

Tom is responsible for Client relationships in Bucks and Montgomery Counties and also oversees the Lehigh Valley Regional Office. Tom and his wife, Sharon, live in Doylestown, were they raised a son and daughter.

Greg grew up in Chalfont, Bucks County, and graduated from Central Bucks West High School in Doylestown. Greg earned his CPA shortly after graduating from Shippensburg University. Greg worked for several small to medium-sized accounting firms in the region, where he gained experience in audit, tax and IT services, accounting software. Greg had several clients in the non-profit world.

Greg is the CFO for our agency and is responsible for all Financial Accounting and Reporting, tax and audit needs, Billing and Payroll, Operations Software and vendor management. He also oversees the Operations Department which includes Scheduling and HR.

Greg became involved in the home care industry along with his brother-in-law, Frank Esterle, several years after the sudden loss of Frank’s father (Greg’s father-in-law) at a young age of 60. He saw first hand the need that arises when someone experiences a sudden change. Greg has first hand experience with Home Helpers’ caregivers, as he has utilized our services on different occasions for several of his own family members, and those of close friends and neighbors.

Greg lives in Doylestown with his wife, Karen, and two dogs Lexie and Rosie. Karen is a Registered Nurse who works in cardiac care nurse at Doylestown Hospital. Greg and Karen have two adult sons.