Wichita
Kansas
Always Best Care of Kane County
Specialties
Always Best Care Senior Services
Since 1996 the leader in Non-Medical In-Home Care & Free Assisted & Independent Living Placement services. We help seniors and their families.
Our goal is to develop wellness as part of the standard of care for our home care clients. In addition to their home care needs we will provide sound and scientific practices for exercise, activitieds for daily living, nutrition and supplementation, ergonomics, and self care.
In-Home Care Services
Always Best Care Home Care service specializes in helping seniors who wish to remain in their home, but need some assistance.
For ABC, it's a good feeling to be included in our clients' lives. Subtle smiles and long talks, showing kindness and compassion during a difficult time, while providing the right level of care. These quality services provided by our staff are what set us apart from the competition - always...
History
Established in 1996
Always Best Care has become one of the most trusted providers of senior care needs. With a proven track record in Assisted Living Placement Services, Home Care Services and Skilled Care for Seniors, Always Best Care has continually provided superior expertise and unmatched service though their network of independently owned and operated franchise offices located in ideal locations throughout the United States.
Our sheer passion for helping the elderly maintain safe, independent and dignified lifestyles, has built the strong foundation of Always Best Care.
As a seasoned professional in the senior care needs industry, Michael Newman felt frustrated by the limited resources of seniors in his community. This frustration eventually shaped his vision - to create a company that would serve seniors in the community by providing trusted care, compassionate support and professional advice. In 1996, Michael acted on his vision and founded Always Best Care.
Meet the Business Owner: James T.
Well my passion for helping seniors started when my father became ill about four and a half years ago. He lived in a large house on the edge of town with his dogs that were his pride and joy. At the beginning I was able to stop by after work and help him and on the weekend to help with mowing his lawn. My fathers cancer started to get worse and I needed to take him to the doctor on a regular basis for his treatments. As my fathers health declined I was not able to be with him as much as he needed, so I turned to my wife for guidence. My wife is a nurse that works with seniors with severe Dementia & Alzheimer's. I would not have know where to turn or what to do without her help. My wife was able to hire a couple of CNA's that were willing to work 3-4 hours a day to help my father with the things he was no longer able to do himself. I thought that if I was unsure of what to do or where to turn during my fathers illness that there had to be others feeling the same way.