Care Matters Registry, LLC
Dedicated Referral Placement Agency for Independent Contractor Care Givers
Welcome to Care Matters Registry, LLC
At Care Matters Registry, LLC, I understand that every individual's care journey is unique. As a premier home care placement agency based in Colorado, we are committed to providing exceptional services tailored to meet the specific needs of each client.
Care Matters Registry does not provide care giving services, but provides a qualified match making service for Independent contractors who provide in-home care giving services.
Our Services
Dedicated Referral Placement Agency for Independent Contractor Care Givers
At Care Matters Registry, LLC, we specialize in connecting families and individuals with professional independent care partners. Our commitment is to ensure that every caregiving need is met with the utmost compassion, professionalism, and personalized attention.
What We Offer
Tailored Caregiver Matching
Understanding that every care requirement is unique, we dedicate ourselves to finding the perfect care giver match for each client. Our extensive network of independent care partners, are diverse in skills and specializations, ensuring a fitting match for a wide range of caregiving needs.
Thorough Vetting Process
We believe in quality care, and it starts with quality care partners. Our rigorous vetting process includes background checks, verification of qualifications, and in-depth interviews. This ensures that we only refer caregivers with minimum 3-5yrs clinical experience and who meet our high standards of professionalism and compassion.
Flexible and Diverse Care Options
Whether it's part-time assistance, full-time care, or specialized support, our referral service is designed so you and your new Independent Contractor Care Giver can together decide your exact needs (Services needed, rates, etc.)
Support and Guidance
Our role doesn't end at the referral! Although we do not provide caregiving ourselves, we are here to offer ongoing support and guidance to both our clients and the care partners. We believe in building relationships that foster trust and ensure the wellbeing of all parties involved.
Why Choose Care Matters Registry, LLC?
Personalized Care
Every service is tailored to your unique needs, ensuring a comfortable and dignified care experience
Experienced Professionals
Led by Kimberly Diaz, with over 25 years in nursing and case management, our team comprises experienced and compassionate care professionals.
Comprehensive Support
From initial assessment to ongoing support between you and your Independent Care Giver, we provide a full spectrum of services to ease your care journey.
Community-Centric Approach
As a Colorado-based agency, we understand the local healthcare landscape, ensuring the best resources and support for our clients.
Contact Us
Ready to discuss your care needs? Contact us at 720-310-0491.
Our compassionate team is here to guide you through every step of your journey.
Our Location
I am local to Colorado.
Registered
I’m a Registered Nurse!
Blog: The Big Four Common Misconceptions About Home Health Care
1) Agency Care Givers Are Supervised
Some agencies claim to supervise the caregivers they assign to care for their clients. But no agency should insinuate that it supervises a private caregiver in your home without physically being there with the caregiver. In reality, this seldom occurs. It is impractical. In-home care for the elderly is most typically supervised by family, friends, guardians, etc. Or a family member could endeavor to supervise an elderly family member's home care using a technological solution. Some agencies that claim to provide caregiver supervision arrange "so-called" supervisory visits but these visits generally consist of only an occasional drop-in visit for up to 20 minutes, and they occur only periodically. Who is supervising the caregiver between visits? If you wish to receive professional supervision, you should work closely with a Certified Geriatric Care Manager (GCM") who can oversee and manage even the most involved cases. Even GCMs, though, are typically not physically present with your caregivers to provide continuous supervision.
2) Caregivers with a regitty are not insured:
If someone tells you this you are being intentionally misled. The professional care providers who obtain client opportunities through regitty commonly maintain their own professional liability insurance. This is an important question to ask when requesting a caregiver referral from a regitty. Regitty's typically ascertain whether a caregiver seeking client referrals maintains insurance, so clients who seek this insurance protection and coverage can be referred only caregivers who maintain the coverage.
3) Workers Compensation will protect the consumer if a caregiver is injured:
A regitty that refers professional caregivers to clients is not required to carry Workers' Compensation Insurance. However, Workers Comp does not always provide consumers the protection they might expect. If a caregiver who is an employee of an agency is injured in a client's home, Workers Comp prevents the caregiver from suing the agency. In turn, it provides the caregiver with some coverage for medical expenses and lost wages. It does not necessarily prevent the injured caregiver from suing the client, however. Workers Comp only protects the employer (Agency) from litigation, not the consumer. In some cases, a consumer could be recognized as a "special employer" and also be protected, but this will depend on the specific facts of an arrangement. Furthermore, if workers' compensation is involved and pays a claim to an injured caregiver, a client could be exposed to the risk of legal action from both a caregiver and the workers' compensation legal team. The most appropriate protection for a consumer is their homeowner's policy. Such policies generally are available that include protection for injuries occurring in the home. Umbrella policies are also available that provide consumers even more robust protection.
4) If you use a regitty you will be responsible for your caregivers taxes:
Please get your tax advice from a tax professional, not someone who is trying to get your business under false pretenses. Regitty's refer professional caregivers who work as Independent Contractors.
These caregivers have 1099 forms issued to them and the IRS to document their annual earnings.
Past IRS data demonstrates that Independent Contractors who receive a form 1099 have a 97% compliance rate. Employees who receive a W-2 have a 99% compliance rate. Statistically, the difference between the two is nominal."
Your Care Matters to Us
At Care Matters Registry, LLC, we believe in providing exceptional service that enriches lives and honors the journey of every individual.
Let us be a part of your story.
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