General FAQs

Venture Forthe is committed to providing you with the best possible customer service in the industry. We are a local, family-owned Licensed Home Care Services Agency.  We offer free in-home consultations and home safety evaluations at the start of your program and routinely thereafter based on the client’s needs. Furthermore, our caregivers and healthcare professionals are regularly supervised, provided with continuing education, and evaluated to ensure that Venture Forthe’s high service standards are met.

Our caregivers undergo thorough interviewing, testing, and screening prior to employment. This includes performance of multiple background checks, reference checks, license verifications when applicable, driver record screenings, and a formal orientation. All of our personal care attendants are certified and complete bi-annual training to learn about relevant industry topics.

We are highly skilled and sensitive to the physical and emotional needs of each client.

Yes. You will always have the choice to decide who will care for you. Venture Forthe has a diverse selection of caregivers and we will ensure a compatible match is made.

Venture Forthe uses a variety of methods to ensure each client receives their services. A combination of electronic notes, spot checks, time sheets, and phone calls validate that services are completed.

The cost of services varies on a case-by-case basis. Payment options include Medicaid Funded Waivers, private insurance, and private pay. Please contact your local Venture Forthe office for more information.

Venture Forthe is committed to have all requests for service answered within 24 hours. One of our outreach coordinators will contact you to go over the services we offer and set up a time to meet to determine a plan of care that fits your needs. Depending on the services requested timing can vary but we will work with you every step of the way to make sure the process moves quickly and seamlessly.

Most individuals would rather be home than in a healthcare facility. As long as they do not need constant supervision or intensive medical treatment, these individuals are usually happier and more comfortable in the familiar surroundings of their homes. In addition, home care is less costly than traditional, institutional care.