What they call their work
What they do
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Home Care Services for Elderly and Disabled 1 activity
- In-home personal care and homemaker servicesProvides skilled personal care and homemaker services—including light cleaning, laundry, dishwashing, grocery shopping, meal preparation, personal hygiene, and mobility assistance—to clients in their residences. Services are delivered to seniors, frail, elderly, ill, and disabled individuals in Steuben, Livingston, Allegany, Yates, and Schuyler Counties, with support ranging from one hour to twenty-four-hour care, typically provided twice per week.
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Comprehensive Care Management Services 1 activity
- Individualized care planning and case oversightConducts initial assessments of client needs to develop individualized care plans and ensures ongoing oversight by a Registered Nurse for each client case.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| DEBORA QUINLAN | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $128K |
- BRIAN SCHU — SECRETARY/TREASURER
- DENNIS CANTY — BOARD MEMBER
- FRANK BRZOZOWSKI — CHAIR
- JODI HOWE — VICE PRESIDENT
- JOHN ZEHR — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Allegany County Department of Health Government — Contracted to provide at-home care services in partnership with the county health department.
- CareFirst Partner — Contracted to provide at-home care services in collaboration with CareFirst.
- Gentiva Health Services Partner — Contracted to provide at-home care services in collaboration with Gentiva Health Services.
- Helpline 211 Network — Partnered with Helpline 211 for community resource referrals.
- Hornell Area Chamber of Commerce Network — Member of the Hornell Area Chamber of Commerce.
- Livingston County Department of Health Government — Contracted to provide at-home care services through the county health department.
- Livingston County Hospice Partner — Contracted to provide at-home care services in collaboration with Livingston County Hospice.
- Livingston County Office for Aging Government — Contracted to provide at-home care services for the county agency serving older adults.
- Livingston County Veterans Affairs Government — Contracted to provide at-home care services for veterans through county Veterans Affairs.
- New York Association of Health Care Providers, Inc. Network — Member of the New York Association of Health Care Providers, Inc.
- New York State Homecare Association Network — Member of the New York State Homecare Association.
- Steuben County Department of Social Services Government — Contracted to provide at-home care services through the county social services department.
- Steuben County Office for the Aging Government — Contracted to provide at-home care services for the county agency serving older adults.
- Steuben Senior Services Fund Partner — Partner organization supporting senior services in Steuben County.
- United Way of the Southern Tier Network — Member of United Way of the Southern Tier network.
- Visiting Nurses Association Partner — Contracted to provide at-home care services in collaboration with VNA.
- edenalt.org Network — Network affiliation with edenalt.org, a resource for aging and long-term care.
How they approach the work
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- Clinical Supervision and Care Coordination 208 orgsmethodology: clinically_supervised_careBy using Registered Nurses to oversee client cases, we ensure clinical accuracy and care continuity, because professional oversight enhances safety, early intervention, and integration of medical needs.shared approach: Aging in Place →
- Independent Living Support 208 orgsmethodology: independent_living_supportBy providing home-based support services, we enable individuals to remain in their homes despite illness or disability, because targeted assistance reduces reliance on institutional care and promotes self-sufficiency.shared approach: Aging in Place →
- Individualized Care Planning 97 orgsmethodology: individualized_care_planningBy tailoring care plans to each client’s unique health and household needs, we improve outcomes and adherence, because personalized plans better address real-world barriers and align with clients’ daily lives.shared approach: Patient-Centered Integration →
- Client-Centered Care 68 orgsmethodology: client_centered_careBy emphasizing autonomy, dignity, and respectful communication, we increase engagement and trust, because clients are more likely to adhere to care plans when they feel heard and respected.shared approach: Dignity-Centered Service →
- In-Home Care Model 30 orgsmethodology: in_home_care_modelBy delivering health care services directly in clients' homes, we improve quality of life and support independence, because the home environment reduces disruption, increases comfort, and enables personalized care delivery.shared approach: Home-Based Care Model →