Meghana Kamble
Maintain open communication with both the caregiver and the agency. Provide feedback regularly, ensure proper working conditions, and ask the agency for periodic performance evaluations. This helps build trust and ensures consistent quality of care.
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Ritu Parab
Most professional agencies have a replacement policy. You can contact the agency, explain your concerns, and they’ll arrange a new caregiver who better matches your expectations and household needs.
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Pooja More
Ask the agency about their training programs and certifications. Caregivers should have training in first aid, elderly hygiene, patient handling, and basic medical support to handle daily care and emergencies confidently.
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Seema Shaikh
A good agency should conduct criminal record checks, identity verification, reference verification, and sometimes even health checks. This helps ensure the caregiver has a clean record and genuine experience.
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Gauri Satghare
Vetting ensures that the caregiver provided by the agency is trustworthy, trained, and experienced. It helps protect your family’s safety and ensures you get professional and reliable assistance for your loved one’s care.
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