by Bob Pepalis
North Fulton.com
April 5, 2010
Jody McClellan, president of Kinsman Home Care, discovered a growing demand for in-home care services when her mother-in-law needed extra support. The family had taken care of her for several years, and saw the progression of physical needs.
A year ago McClellan started researching the issue and how personal home care is delivered.
"It is going to be a bigger and bigger need, especially for many families with two incomes, busy lives, distance between them, or just the inability to provide the care needed," she said.
Faith drives McClellan in her personal and business life. McClellan said they are running the business to help all people."
Our purpose is to reach out and help others, no matter what their background or beliefs," she said.
Their caregivers are screened to meet state and industry requirements. Some employees of faith will be available for clients who request prayer and devotions as part of their care. Kinsman will make sure a caregiver will provide the specific care the client and family request.
"Ultimately our goal is to help those clients with their physical and mental needs and provide the extra support if requested."
http://www.northfulton.com/Articles-c-2010-04-05-182733.114126-sub_Kinsman_puts_faith_in_home_care.html
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