The home care industry loses a large share of its caregivers every year to burnout and unstable scheduling. Advantage takes a different approach: every caregiver is a W-2 employee with consistent scheduling and RN-backed support, not a contractor bouncing between apps.
That stability shows up in caregiver retention and, just as importantly, in the continuity families experience. A caregiver who plans to stay is a caregiver who builds a real relationship with a client over months and years, not weeks.
Twenty years of independent, family-owned operation in Metro Atlanta has built a culture where caregivers are treated as the core of the business, not a replaceable line item. That culture is a big part of why turnover here looks different from the industry average.
What would make a caregiving job worth staying in for the long term, in your view?
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