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Home Helpers of Santa Clara Valley Provides Exceptional In-Home Care Services in Santa Clara County, CA and the Surrounding Areas
We are most trusted and respected local provider of in-home support services and care for people in their homes, retirement communities, assisted living and skilled nursing facilities – wherever you call home.
You need to be able to count on the people you’re trusting with your family member’s care. Our trained and qualified caregiving staff provide dependable, compassionate care. Many of the in-home caregivers on staff are specialists, such as certified Alzheimer’s care specialists, which helps to ensure the best possible in-home care for your loved ones.
All employees must register and pass state & national background check and a drug test, and they must also hold a valid driver’s license. Home Helpers is bonded and insured.
Our Mission and Core Values
The mission of Home Helpers Home Care is to treat your loved ones with the same care and compassion as if they were part of our extended family. We focus on keeping them safe, independent, and comfortable in their own homes. Our in-home supportive services are designed to provide peace of mind for both clients and their families, allowing your loved ones to enjoy a high quality of life while remaining in a familiar and secure environment.
Meet Our Team
Ketan Shah
Owner
Amy Tran
Client Care Coordinator
Charlie Fernicole
Staffing Coordinator
Join A Team That Is Making A Difference
- Flexible Schedule
- Fulfilling Work
- Professional Training
- Competitive Compensation
- Supportive Culture
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In-Home Care Information
What Are Common Anxiety Triggers for Seniors and How Does Companionship Help?
The anxiety that aging adults feel often has clear triggers, even if they aren’t obvious at first. Recognizing what’s happening can help family caregivers understand what their seniors are dealing with every day. Companion care at home offers seniors steady reassurance, a listening ear, and regular company that eases their worries. Changes in Senses and...
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How Home Care Keeps Seniors on the Move After Giving Up Driving
Giving up driving is one of the most emotional changes seniors may face. For many aging adults, their cars represent freedom, spontaneity, and a sense of identity. Once the keys are put away, it’s easy for days to shrink and isolation to creep in. Home care providers can fill in those gaps with reliable transportation...
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Supporting Seniors After a Hospital Stay
Coming home from the hospital is a relief for aging adults, but it is also when many of them are at their most vulnerable. They might be weaker than usual, adjusting to new medications, and trying to follow instructions they heard once while getting discharged. Hospital to home transition care experts give seniors and family...
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