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Had a chat with a nice lady at care co things sorted what good service

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If in search for the best senior care. Jamie Raby is the most caring compassionate dependable above all as a HHA . In NWNJ area. Search on FB 5 + stars

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I've honestly had only had good encounters with Care.com. I have had more than 3+ nannying and numerous babysitting jobs from this site. I would say the biggest factor is my location. I live in a fairly rural town but in the past few years it has been growing and yes I couldn't find a full- time nannying job the first few months that I was on this site but eventually I did find some good families and ever since then can't recommend this site enough! I am still so close to all the families I have nannied and babysat for. Thank you care.com!

Angela Redden is the best -- Should you be seeking a Wonderful Companion for yourself or a Loved One I suggest that you call Angela! She has taken great care of my Wife for about 2 years, she is honest, dependable and a very caring Lady! She also has Medical knowledge which can be helpful! RSHelmer

Skimming the reviews here, from families and providers alike, I was shocked at the bad experiences both have. I've been on the site for 10 years, and it was as great 10 years ago when premium membership wasn't a thing for providers as it was in the last two years when I purchased it. I don't have a problem with it as the site provides me with opportunities. I've been hired each of the three times I've actively looked for a job within a month. That being said, yes, sometimes it takes 30 applications to possible great match. Sometimes I apply and during interview realise that we are not as good of a match as I initially thought. When that happens I respectfully decline. I interview the family as much as they interview me. What I do see is many families looking for top rated caregivers but trying to pay $5-10 per hour less than the caregiver of their liking is asking for. A great caregiver knows their value, even if it is an "easy" job (that's the term some families like to use when the work is not that physically demanding). Caregiving is more than lifting someone, for me caregiving is being resourceful in my care, tailored to the specific needs of the current position, finding ways to make it as optimal as possible beyond the initial "this is how we do things around here". I also see care providers jumping to jobs posted even though they see discrepancies to what they are looking for and then soon those become the reasons they quit (I've seen those issues discussed on the caregiver forum in the app). I know that any rush into starting a position as it is sometimes necessary to fill a position/get a job, but a little more thought usually results in long time employment that is beneficial to both sides, we aren't dealing with products here that are easily returned when we are not satisfied, but with living beings that need care.

Matthew delivered my mobility scooter to my home and explained in great detail in easy to understand terms how it worked, I was very impressed with his experience and politeness. I would certainly recommend Care Co in Sompting. Sophie Gibbens was also an asset to Care Co.