Oct 10, 2018
Assisting Hands Home Care - Serving Palm Beach County won the 2018 Best Of Home Care Leader In Excellence sponsored by https://www.bestofhomecare.com, coming out on top over 34 other competitors.
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West Palm Beach, United States - October 10, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Assisting Hands Home Care – Serving Palm Beach County was named winner of the Best Of Home Care Leader In Excellence beating out 34 other competitors to take home top honors. Best Of Home Care presented the award to Assisting Hands Home Care – Serving Palm Beach County. Details about the award can be found on the company website at www.bestofhomecare.com/Listing/florida/west-palm-beach/assisting-hands-palm-beach-./1497
Potential award recipients were required to establish frequent customer reviews of their home care service in order to be in contention for the Best Of Home Care Leader In Excellence, and were judged based on over all rating and number of verified ratings. Marina Ramirez, President of Assisting Hands Home Care – Serving Palm Beach County was pleased about the company’s performance, saying:
“We are delighted to receive such a high honor from a trusted review source. An award like this confirms our commitment to excellence in providing home care to seniors and the elderly. “
Home care is a service that is gaining tremendous adoption because of our aging population. The elderly need care and prefer to stay in their home. These circumstances have driven the demand and supply of home care services. Home care providers must ensure that hired caregivers are reliable and compassionate. As a business owner and West Palm Beach community leader Assisting Hands Home Care has proven through this and other accolades that we are an excellent choice for elder care.
Marina Ramirez, has over twenty years of professional experience in Finance, Marketing and Customer Service at both national and multinational organizations. Her professional life was guided by a commitment to exceptional quality and service.
Marina gained first-hand understanding of the difficulties of taking care of an aging parent when her mother passed away and she and her sisters became the primary caretakers of their father. He had recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and after several difficult years eventually succumbed to the ravages of this disease. At the same time, she saw her mother in law struggling for many years to take care of her husband, who suffered from Parkinson’s. These heartfelt experiences made her realize the need for quality for in-home care for the elderly and moved her to create Assisting Hands Palm Beach.
Fluent in both Spanish and English, she has a BA from Georgetown University and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley and enjoys reading, gardening, traveling and sharing the simple joys of life her husband and teenage daughter.
A commitment to quality in service combined with empathy and passion ensures that at Assisting Hands® Home Care – Palm Beach we fulfill our pledge to provide “Quality Home Care You Can Trust!”
Persons interested in learning more about Assisting Hands Home Care – Serving Palm Beach County and the award can visit the website.
Contact Info:
Name: Marina Ramirez
Organization: Assisting Hands Home Care - Serving Palm Beach County
Address: 1870 Forest Hill Blvd, West Palm Beach, Florida 33406, United States
Phone: +1-561-829-3080
For more information, please visit https://www.assistinghands.com/34/florida/palmbeach/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 420448
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