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About Us
At the Care Collaborative, we have provided a comprehensive Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide training program for over 15 years. Our students are trained to provide loving, compassionate, and skilled care because it is our belief that quality care is only possible with a well trained and well supported workforce.
At the Care Collaborative, we have provided a comprehensive Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide training program for over 15 years. Our students are trained to provide loving, compassionate, and skilled care because it is our belief that quality care is only possible with a well trained and well supported workforce.
Graduates of our program work in nursing homes, home care agencies, assisted living facilities, hospice, and other health care settings throughout Western Massachusetts.
We provide consultation, support, and training to individuals involved in and/or providing care to their friends and family.
Our Caregiver Membership program provides tangible supports and services to the essential direct care workforce (home care aides, nursing assistant, and personal care aides) that our community depends on to care for our elders.
Our Mission and Plan
It is not our goal to recreate or duplicate existing services, but rather to create programs that support, enhance, expand, improve, and make more accessible the resources that already exist.
Our Mission and Plan
It is not our goal to recreate or duplicate existing services, but rather to create programs that support, enhance, expand, improve, and make more accessible the resources that already exist.
Our Mission
Our Mission
To improve the quality, visibility and availability of community elder care services.
Plan for Success
Plan for Success
Being truthful and honorable in all our interactions.
Being respectful, responsible, and supportive in our treatment of direct care workers.
Development and adherence to organized systems of continuous evaluation designed to hear every voice.
Commitment to high standards of education and training for direct care workers.
Development of basic standards of practice for private pay services.
Seeking opportunities to increase community awareness of elder service needs.
Networking with other community elder care providers.
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