My FamilyGolden Years
Licensed California HCO #194701153
Behind every care plan is a whole life: veterans, homemakers, nurses, builders, church families, classic cars, old songs, Sunday routines, and stories worth remembering.
More Than a Shift
Many of today's elders came of age in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. They built families, served the country, worked hard, raised children, kept homes running, loved music, faith, cars, sports, cooking, and community. We collect those details so care feels personal, not generic.
For Families
Some families need a full day. Others need one focused visit for bathing, hygiene, meals, mobility, medication reminders, or a safety check. Our intake also captures the person behind the care: routines, diet, interests, faith preferences, life story, and what helps a caregiver build trust before arriving.
For Caregivers
Caregivers can create a profile, share ZIP/service areas, post short work windows, track readiness items, use training resources, and be reviewed for nearby care opportunities that fit their actual schedule.
Share contact info, service area, skills, experience, languages, and the real hours you can work.
Add after-work hours, weekend blocks, near-home windows, or times near another job.
ZIP codes and travel radius help build short visits with less driving and better timing.
Short visits can lead to recurring schedules, full-time support, overnight care, 24-hour coverage, and stronger contract relationships.
Training Portal
The caregiver portal will include short lessons, checklists, graphics, and video links for topics caregivers actually use in the field.
Services
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, incontinence care, medication reminders, eating, hydration, and daily routines.
Walking, transfers, repositioning, walkers, wheelchairs, fall prevention, home safety awareness, and gentle movement support.
Light housekeeping, laundry, linen changes, meal preparation, feeding support, and help keeping routines manageable.
Conversation, social engagement, reading, games, meaningful activities, outings, comfort, dignity, and encouragement.
Non-medical daily observations, equipment routine awareness, vital sign checks, and communication with families.
Care notes, scheduling transparency, reminders, alerts, and secure records so families can stay informed.
Better First Visits
A new caregiver should not arrive cold. The portal will guide families through the details that make care feel human and prepared.
Preferred name, personality, former work, veteran status, hobbies, faith preferences, favorite shows, music, and conversation topics.
Dietary needs, foods to avoid, hydration notes, morning care, bathing, toileting, meals, walks, sermons, TV routines, and rest preferences.
Medication reminders, blood pressure routines, mobility risks, catheter/PureWick notes, oxygen/CPAP awareness, emergency contacts, and when to notify family.
Donation-Supported Care
We are building a donation-supported pathway to make reliable care more reachable for families who need help.
Contact
16262 Whittier Blvd Suite 17
Whittier, CA 90603
39 North San Mateo Drive Suite 8
San Mateo, CA 94401