2013  News Updates

Best of Care: Growing a Legacy

Quincy, Mass., November 2013 – Read the latest full-featured article about our family business published in the November issue of Cape & Plymouth Business Magazine.

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Vice President Kevin Smith Joins Massachusetts Home Care Aide Council’s Executive Committee

Quincy, Mass., October 21, 2013 – The state’s association of paraprofessional home care aide services has gained a strong ally for the support they provide to elderly and disabled clients.

The Massachusetts Home Care Aide Council recently appointed Kevin Smith, vice president of family-owned and operated home health care agency Best of Care Inc., to the group’s executive committee.

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Best of Care, Inc., Acquires Boston-Based Independent Home Care

Quincy, Mass., September 9, 2013 – (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Family-owned and operated home health care agency Best of Care, located in Quincy, Mass., has acquired Boston-based Independence Home Care (IHC).

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New England Home Care Conference – Presentation

Mashantucket, Conn.,  June 6, 2013 – Best of Care Vice President Kevin Smith will be speaking at the New England Home Care Conference on June 6, 2013, at MGM Grand Foxwoods. Alongside, Ira Yellen, President, Homecarematchkiosk.com and Deborah Hoyt, President/CEO CT Association for Healthcare at Home, Kevin will be discussing the importance of an effective website in the private pay home care market.

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Cape Cod Expansion

Cape Cod, Mass., April 2013 – Best of Care proudly announces that it is now delivering home health care services on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard. Welcome aboard and congratulations to our newest staff members and clients ‘over the bridge.’

“Supportive Home Care Aid” Training

Quincy, Mass., March/April 2013 – Best of Care’s Quincy and Raynham offices hosted Supportive Home Care Aide Training programs to further educate home health aide staff about issues including but not limited to: Alzheimer’s and Dementia, behavioral and personality disorders, mental illness, caregiver wellness, consumer boundaries and cultural competence.

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