Common Questions About
Our Care Support
Finding reliable, non-medical home care in Broward County can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve answered the most common and trending questions from local families, giving you clear guidance to make informed choices.
1. What services can a non-medical home care provider offer in Broward County?
Non-medical home care services include elderly companion care, personal care assistance, light housekeeping, meal preparation, errands and medication reminders. In addition to supporting seniors who wish to remain safe and independent at home, these services also extend to respite care for family caregivers, as well as temporary assistance for individuals recovering from an accident, illness or surgery. This ensures that both long-term and short-term care needs are met with compassion and reliability.
2. How does your caregiver matching process work under the registry model?
We connect you with qualified caregivers based on experience, skills and personality fit. You meet the caregiver before services begin, agree on the schedule and rate.
3. Can I combine personal care services with companion care in the same visit?
Yes. A caregiver who meets the qualifications for personal care can also provide companionship, social activities and household support during the same shift. This approach is common for families in Fort Lauderdale and the Broward County area.
4. Does Home Sweet Home Caregivers accept long-term care insurance for home care services?
Yes, we accept long-term care insurance via Assignment of Benefits and bill most LTC carriers. Clients remain responsible if the insurer does not cover the claim.
5. How quickly can services begin after I request them in Broward County, FL?
In many cases, we can arrange services within a few days. For urgent needs, same-day introductions may be available based on caregiver availability and your care requirements.
6. Why is Vetting Caregivers so important for our clients?
Vetting caregivers is crucial because it ensures the safety and well-being of those receiving care. Through background checks and screening, families can trust that caregivers are reliable, qualified and free from potential risks. It also helps confirm their skills, experience and commitment to professional standards. Proper vetting builds peace of mind for families and safeguards vulnerable individuals. Ultimately, it promotes trust, accountability and a higher quality of care. As a Nurse Registry, we are legally and ethically committed to conducting thorough Vetting Processes in compliance with all the applicable standards and regulations. At the same time, this diligence allows families to feel reassured, knowing their loved ones are in safe and caring hands.
Kindly refer to the article in the link below to understand why vetting caregivers is so crucial for our clients.
7. What is our role as a Nurse Registry?
After matching you with a qualified caregiver who fits your specific needs, Home Sweet Home Caregivers stays connected by giving you the tools needed to manage your or your loved one’s needs administratively.
We use a third-party platform to provide additional services, such as:
- Scheduling & Keeping track of hours worked – verified with a GPS-enabled time clock application.
- Access to year-end summaries for tax purposes.
- Review, Approve & Pay invoices.
- Family Portal to view care details & monitor the quality of services digitally.
This full-service approach gives you and your family peace of mind — knowing your loved one’s care is supported by strong systems, oversight & technology.