Complete Home Care

We treat caregiver vetting as a continuous risk-management process, not a one-time checkbox.

Every caregiver is required to pass:

• Comprehensive criminal background screening
• Identity and driving record verification
• Employment and reference verification
• Ongoing performance monitoring and random drug testing

Caregivers are re-evaluated throughout their employment. If concerns arise, action is immediate. This approach protects clients, families, estates, and fiduciaries from avoidable exposure.

Yes. Colorado CareAssist maintains $3 million in liability insurance along with honesty bonding.

This coverage is structured to protect:

• Clients and their homes
• Family members
• Trusts and estates
• POAs, guardians, and conservators

In short: liability stays with us — not the family or fiduciary.

Yes — and this is a core specialization, not a side offering.

Colorado CareAssist caregivers complete VA-specific training developed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, including coursework hosted through the VA’s national training platform. This training covers:

• Understanding VA Community Care programs
• Veteran-specific health and functional needs
• Trauma-informed care principles
• Documentation and compliance expectations
• Communication standards when working alongside VA-authorized services

Beyond caregiver training, our office team actively assists families, POAs, and estate managers with:

• Determining VA eligibility
• Navigating the VA Community Care authorization process
• Coordinating approved hours with care delivery
• Preventing coverage gaps and billing surprises

Many families know VA benefits exist — far fewer know how to actually access them. We bridge that gap.

Yes — dementia care is a structured discipline, not general companionship with a different label.

Our caregivers complete formal dementia and memory care education through nationally recognized caregiver training programs focused exclusively on cognitive impairment. Training emphasizes:

• Understanding different types and stages of dementia
• Communication techniques that reduce agitation and confusion
• Safety and fall-prevention strategies
• Routine-based care to support familiarity and dignity
• Responding appropriately to behavioral changes

This training equips caregivers to support not just daily tasks, but the emotional and cognitive realities of memory loss — which significantly reduces stress for both clients and families.

Yes. We offer a Private Client Concierge model designed specifically for complex family and fiduciary situations.

This includes:

• Dedicated account management
• Priority scheduling and caregiver continuity
• Clear documentation suitable for fiduciary review
• Direct coordination with attorneys, trustees, and POAs
• Proactive communication — not reactive updates

We are accustomed to environments where oversight, transparency, and defensibility matter.

The Family Room is a secure, role-based digital portal designed for authorized family members, POAs, guardians, and estate managers.

Through the portal, users can:

• Review care notes and visit summaries
• Monitor schedules and service delivery
• Access billing and invoices
• Maintain visibility without daily phone calls or emails

It’s built to reduce friction, improve accountability, and keep everyone aligned.

No.

Colorado CareAssist is locally owned and Colorado-based. We are not bound by corporate call centers, rigid policies, or out-of-state decision makers.

That independence allows us to:

• Customize care plans
• Respond quickly to changes
• Coordinate directly with families and professionals

We serve clients throughout the Colorado Front Range, including:

• Boulder County and Broomfield County
• Denver County
• Adams, Jefferson, Douglas, and Arapahoe Counties
• Colorado Springs (El Paso County) and Pueblo County

If a location falls outside our service area, we’ll say so directly.