Andy Cohen
Owner
Languages: English, Spanish
Who Are the Caregivers at Right at Home in Pasadena?
Caregivers at Right at Home in Pasadena work with a care manager behind them, so your family always has someone to call. Here is who comes to the home, how they are screened and trained, and who to talk to when needs change.
This is non-medical home care. A free consultation is the best way to talk about who would suit your family member.
Who comes to your home: our caregivers
Every caregiver goes through background and reference checks, and every caregiver is bonded and insured. That is the baseline before anyone is placed in a client's home.
We do not assign caregivers by availability alone. We look at interests, personality and the services your family member needs. A caregiver might help with bathing, dressing, meals, walking and transfers, or with light housekeeping, errands and companionship. The care plan you agree on sets the tasks.
Caregivers support daily routines. They are not nurses, and clinical treatment needs a separate healthcare provider. For what each service covers, see personal care and senior in-home care.
Dan McGuire
Regional Director of Business Development
Languages: English, Spanish
Linda Gonzalez
Billing & Payroll Specialist
Languages: English, Spanish
Christopher Wong
VP of Operations
Languages: English, Spanish
Blanca Doperoy
Caregiver Development Coordinator
Languages: English, Spanish
Rocio Fierro
HR Recruiter & Generalist
Languages: English, Spanish
Vanessa Soto
Client Care Manager
Languages: English, Spanish
Not the right fit? Switching takes one call
A good match matters in someone's own home. If your family is not satisfied with a caregiver, you can switch to a different one with a single phone call.
If you want to talk about a replacement and how care continues in the meantime, ask your care manager.
Care managers: your point of contact
Care managers can be reached 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Vanessa Soto is our Client Care Manager.
It starts with a free assessment, when a staff member visits the home to understand what your loved one and your family need. Questions about updates for family members, such as who the authorized contact is and how reports are shared, are best settled before care begins.
Ready to begin? See how to start care.
Dementia care: specially trained caregivers
Dementia care is handled by caregivers certified in the Cognitive Support Program, who have completed 12 hours of specialized training.
If memory changes are part of your family's situation, ask for these caregivers during your consultation. You can read more on our dementia home care page.
Languages, service area and the owner
We support English, Korean, Spanish, Japanese and Chinese. Tell us your family's language preference in the consultation, and we will talk through what can be arranged.
Caregivers go out from our Pasadena and West Covina offices. We have served the Pasadena area for 18 years. Andy Cohen is the owner. Our service area covers Pasadena, West Covina and Covina, nearby San Gabriel Valley communities, and also Los Angeles, Glendale, Azusa, Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino. See the service areas.
Questions about paying for care are answered on paying for care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your caregivers nurses?+
No. Our service is non-medical home care, with help in daily routines. Clinical treatment requires an appropriate healthcare provider. Your care manager can talk through what is and is not included.
Can we ask for a different caregiver?+
Yes. If your family is not satisfied, you can switch to a different caregiver with one phone call. Ask your care manager about the replacement and how care continues in the meantime.
Who looks after a loved one with dementia?+
Dementia care is handled by caregivers certified in the Cognitive Support Program, who have completed 12 hours of specialized training.
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Questions about In Home Care?
Call (626) 678-8826 or request a free consultation to talk about who would be right for your family.