The Golden Rule
The 2/3 Rule is a little better. And here is why.
Over the decades as private duty personal care services industry has expanded, in-home caregivers have not always been seen as a key asset in the caregiving industry, and sadly, their wages have suffered and leads them to constantly look for another position.
Due to the inefficiencies in the marketplace a typical private duty agency spends $300,000 to $500,000 in office staff annually managing their caregivers. Keep Safe Care has revolutionized the industry by eliminating the back office. As such, this cost savings translate into being able to pay caregivers 2/3s of what clients are being charged.
An example of The 2/3 Rule, if the client is being charged $30 per hour, our caregiver is being paid $20 per hour; if the client is charged $45 and hour, the caregiver is making $30 an hour. On average, our caregivers make between $5 to $8 more per hour, resulting in less turnover and truancy and better care being received. As is our saying, we take care of our caregivers so the can take better care of you.
The one item that effects outcomes with elder care more that anything else: consistency of care. This means a client is receiving care from the same caregiver or caregiver(s) day-after-day and week-after-week. What upsets the elderly is when there s a “carousel of caregivers” forcing the client to get acquainted with a new caregiver and having to constantly explain what needs to be done on their plan of care.
One thing that The 2/3 Rule offers is consistency of care. This benefit is derived from the fact Keep Safe Care pays its caregivers at least 2/3s of what is charged to our clients, and are rates are competitive with our competition. We are unique in the industry and what that affords you, our clients, is less turnover with our caregivers, and more consistent, reliable and dependable care for you.
On average our caregivers make $5 to $8 more per hour when compared to other private duty agencies and this difference makes all the difference when delivering consistent care with the same qualified caregivers.