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Caregiver Process
CareMinders Home Care sees to it that you and your loved ones are in the best hands. The process that we follow when hiring a caregiver is carefully planned to ensure that our client’s well-being is not compromised. Our process includes the following:

• a national and state specific criminal background check
• a national sex offender data base search
• motor vehicle screening to search for moving violations disqualifying a caregiver from driving a client
• terrorist watch list screening
• wanted person watch list
• national sanction checks to scan for inappropriate behaviors
• license and certification authentication
• initial testing and on-going monitoring for drug and alcohol use
• health and communicable disease screening and monitoring

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