Grace Givers Home Care is continuing to monitor the evolving COVID-19 situation, and will update on any changes as necessary. Since the majority of our clients are seniors, and likely to experience complications if affected by COVID-19, we have implemented the following procedures effective 3/16/2020.

1) Grace Givers Office will only be open to Essential Personnel only. Field staff will not be permitted into the building to avoid contact with others and avoid the spread of illness. For any items that need to be dropped off, please use our outdoor drop box.

2) Grace Givers is still actively caring for all current clients in homes and facilities, except those bound by facility isolation restrictions. We are still available for in person meetings with families at their home. Please be prepared to answer a brief screening questionnaire prior to a staff member visiting your home for service inquiries. We also have client signup packets available for electronic signature and can implement that as necessary.

3) In an effort to reduce foot traffic in client homes, new client and caregiver introductions will be suspended unless absolutely necessary, and care providers will be briefed on the client’s care plan via phone call instead of face to face at the home.

3) Grace Givers is assisting our Long Term Care Facilities by complying with any additional protocols they have in place for staff screening prior to a shifts with clients in their facility.  

4) All Grace Givers Staff have received training on COVID-19, and have been instructed to stay home if they are sick. As always, Grace Givers Home Care provides Personal Protective equipment to our employees as needed. Additionally, each staff member will have must submit to a screening questionnaire prior to clocking into each shift they work.

6)  Grace Givers is suspending non-essential business travel and asking that staff practice caution when traveling during time away from work. To assure we have adequate staff for any circumstances that may occur during the upcoming weeks, Grace Givers has placed a hold on approving any new Vacation/Leisure time off requests through the month of April. Current employees that have received time off from educational institutions have also been asked to help out if the need arises.

Please know our utmost concern is keeping everyone safe and healthy.

Sincerely,

Kelli Tipton

Founder & CEO

Grace Givers Home Care

We would like to honor Shade Foster as Grace Givers’ March Caregiver of the month. Shade has been with us since June of 2019, and from day one has exhibited an unmatched level of professionalism and positivity in everything he does. Shade’s display of integrity, positive attitude, and willingness to help those around him is a prime example of our core values, and we thank you Shade for going above and beyond to make everyone’s day just a little brighter when you’re around!

Congratulations to Tonya M, our February Caregiver of the Month. Tonya joined our team in November of 2018, and has displayed Grace Givers core values since day one. Tonya is flexible and never hesitates to help out her other team members, clients, and their families. Thank you Tonya, for sharing your remarkable talents and skills with Grace Givers, our clients, and their families!

Congratulations to Donna A. for being named January’s Caregiver of the month. Donna has been with Grace Givers since October of 2018 and epitomizes the CARE in caregiver. She never hesitates to go in early, stay late, or help out an extra client or team member in need. Hard work is the fuel to great company culture. Thanks for adding extra miles to ours!

Home Care Pulse, the leading client and employee satisfaction surveying company for the home care industry, announced that Grace Givers Home Care received the 2020 Best of Home Care – Leader in Excellence, Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice Awards!

These awards speak volumes because they demonstrate our commitment to excellent care and quality improvement.

Every month Home Care Pulse gathers feedback from Grace Givers Home Care clients and caregivers and reports how Grace Givers rankings compare to the national home care industry. These results allow our GGHC team to learn exactly how to improve client satisfaction, reduce caregiver turnover and provide the best care.

The Leader in Excellence Award, specifically, is the highest recognition awarded by Home Care Pulse and highlights the top-performing home care businesses in the nation. Home Care Pulse believes that by honoring these providers, families who are looking for in-home care for a loved one will be able to recognize and choose a home care provider they can trust. In 2020, Only Four Providers in Tennessee were recognized for meeting/exceeding industry standards. Grace Givers was the Only provider named in the Upper Cumberland Region.

“Our goal at Home Care Pulse is to empower home care businesses to reach their goals and deliver the best home care possible,” said Erik Madsen, CEO of Home Care Pulse.

Here’s the full list of the 2020 Best of Home Care – Leader in Excellence award recipients.

Grace Givers opened their first office in Crossville in the fall of 2017 and expanded to open a Cookeville satellite office in 2019.

“It’s an honor to receive this recognition, and know that it comes from pure, unbiased feedback.” said Kelli Tipton, Grace Givers Founder and CEO. “GGHC was started on the simple idea to just do better, and we are so very blessed that our team lives this motto every day. Thank you to all of our clients and caregivers who participated in these monthly surveys. We appreciate you, and will continue working hard to provide high client and caregiver satisfaction.”

Grace Givers Home Care celebrated the opening of their Cookeville location with a Ribbon Cutting and open house on Tuesday, July 30th. We want to thank all of our friends who stopped by to show their support throughout the day. We are looking forward to a great year in Putnam County!

Grace Givers announces their Partner Providership with the EEOIPCA program. Claimants who satisfy the requirements of The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA) will receive a lump sum payment as well as full medical benefits to compensate for their incurred illnesses or sicknesses. These medical benefits cover the costs of treatment and prescription medications, but they also cover the costs associated with home care. These services are provided free of charge by the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP) in recognition of the many workers who have become ill as a result of exposure to deadly radioactive materials. To begin receiving the home care that you or a loved one deserves, it is important to begin the process of filing a claim as soon as possible.

If you already have this card, then you are already approved to receive no-cost medical benefits! Call us to get started today!

We are excited to announce that Grace Givers has received the Home Care Provider of Choice Certification. These results come from an outside survey completed with 15% of our client population monthly. We are proud to say we out-performed our geographic region in every category since we began the surveys is 2019. The blue line represents the average in our region, and the green columns/black numbers are Grace Givers’ scores. Thanks to our entire team for achieving such great results!

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A big thanks to the Crossville Chronicle for showcasing our business in the February Senior Living Special. We are doing big things this year! Read the full Article Below:

Grace Givers Home Care and Adult Day Services has a training room for caregivers to be trained on a variety of equipment used in the caregiving profession. All caregivers are trained before being assigned to a client.