At Devoted Home Care, LLC, our Registered Nurse (RN) provides the required nursing oversight to ensure every client receives safe, high-quality Personal Care services. Our RN works on a flexible, PRN basis and performs only the essential duties outlined by Georgia PHCP regulations, keeping care client-centered, compliant, and efficient.

Our RN Provides:

- Initial Nursing Assessments for new Personal Care clients
- Follow-up assessments when a client’s condition changes
- Routine supervisory visits every 60–90 days
- Development and updates of individualized Service Plans
- Review of health-related concerns, reports, or incidents
- Phone-based consultations for care guidance

This oversight ensures all clients receive supportive, appropriate, and individualized care in accordance with state requirements — with no unnecessary medical procedures or interruptions to daily routines.

A Family Caregiver PCA provides approved personal care, safety support, and daily living assistance to a loved one under the guidance of Devoted Home Care, LLC. Although the caregiver is related to the client, this position is a professional role requiring compliance with agency policies, documentation standards, Georgia PHCP regulations, and the client’s individualized care plan. Duties may include personal care, mobility support, meal preparation, housekeeping, and companionship. Family caregivers must maintain professionalism, boundaries, and reliability while delivering safe, dignified care.

A Personal Care Assistant provides essential, hands-on support to individuals who need help with daily living activities in order to remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home. Duties include personal care, mobility assistance, meal preparation, light housekeeping, companionship, and following the client’s individualized care plan. This role requires reliability, compassion, professionalism, and the ability to support clients with dignity and respect while promoting their highest level of independence.

An Alzheimer’s & Dementia PCA offers structured, patient-centered support to individuals experiencing memory loss or cognitive decline. Responsibilities include personal care, safety monitoring, redirection, routine reinforcement, engagement in meaningful activities, and maintaining a calm, predictable environment. This role requires exceptional patience, consistency, and the ability to communicate clearly while promoting dignity, comfort, and a sense of security for each client.

A Veterans Support PCA provides respectful, dependable in-home assistance to veterans who require help with daily living tasks, mobility, personal care, and household support. This role includes following individualized care plans, supporting independence, offering companionship, and assisting with service-related needs such as routine reminders or transportation to appointments. Compassion, professionalism, and an understanding of veterans’ unique physical or emotional needs are essential.

A Physical Disabilities PCA offers personalized in-home support to individuals with physical impairments to promote independence, mobility, and daily functioning. Duties include personal care, transfers, mobility assistance, range-of-motion support, household tasks, and following client-specific care plans and safety protocols. This role is ideal for caregivers who are attentive, patient, and skilled at providing respectful, hands-on assistance while encouraging the client’s autonomy and comfort.

A Cancer Support PCA provides compassionate, customized care to individuals undergoing cancer treatment or recovery. Responsibilities include assistance with daily living tasks, personal care, mobility support, fatigue management, meal preparation, light housekeeping, emotional reassurance, and maintaining a safe, comfortable environment. This role requires sensitivity, reliability, and the ability to adapt care based on the client’s energy level, treatment side effects, and individual support needs.

An IDD Personal Care Assistant provides compassionate, one-on-one support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to promote independence, dignity, and safety within the home and community. The IDD PCA assists with daily living activities, personal care, mobility support, routine skill-building, behavioral redirection, and meaningful engagement based on each client’s individualized support plan. This role requires patience, professionalism, and the ability to follow structured routines while empowering clients to achieve their highest level of independence.