Our Process

Initial call

From the moment you call, we begin considering you and your loved one's specific needs. During the initial call, we ask questions to form a basic needs assessment.

After the call, we set up an in-home visit with you and the rest of your family – including the family member who may ultimately benefit from our care. This visit allows us to gather even more information, answer questions and let you understand further how Right at Home can help.

Personalised care plan

With Right at Home you will always know what services are being provided to your loved one. After our initial meeting, we develop a Personal Care Plan. This plan is tailored to your loved one's specific needs.

We make detailed recommendations on exactly what kind of services we feel we can help with. We then provide you with a copy of the Personal Care Plan and ask you to review it and confirm you are in agreement with its contents.

Carer matching

Once you approve the Personal Care Plan, we begin our search for the best person to implement care. We take numerous factors into consideration: the services needed, your loved one's interests and the personalities of both your loved one and the carer.

By looking at the whole situation, we're better able to provide your loved one with the best carer possible. Where possible we organise introductions ahead of care starting and of course, if there are ever any concerns about a specific carer, we can search for and provide a replacement in very little time.

Care supervision

Our carers keep extensive notes about the care they provide. Those notes are kept at your loved one's home and are available to read at any time. Our billing system also provides a detailed description of the services and care we have provided.

In addition to this our office owners and managers make regular unannounced spot checks during visits, to ensure carers are following the specifics of the Personal Care Plan, maintaining our high standards of care and responding immediately to any changes in your needs or circumstances.