Riverside County Palm Desert CA Home Care Live In Dementia Partnership Launched

Dec 4, 2017

Palm Desert, CA in-home care agency Premier Senior Home Care announces its partnership with ElderCare.Expert as a recommended provider for live-in care and hourly services. The Riverside County company offers qualified caregivers who provide many types of home care including companionship, Alzheimer's and dementia care.

Palm Desert, United States - December 4, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —

Palm Desert, CA home care agency Premier Senior Home Care and ElderCare.Expert, an online directory and marketplace for elder care consumers and providers, have announced a strategic partnership today.

More information can be found at: http://www.premierseniorhomecare.com

The partnership will encompass Premier Senior Home Care being selected and verified by ElderCare.Expert for inclusion in its elder care directory recommended providers list. The arrangement benefits both organizations because ElderCare.Expert needs trusted, verifiable Riverside County home care providers for its online directory service while Premier Senior Home Care desires more visibility with potential senior in-home care clients in Palm Desert, CA and the surrounding area.

The partnership also benefits consumers. Now, customers of both companies can expect a highly competent and experienced home care agency, peace of mind knowing a trusted and reviewed professional is caring for a loved one and increased likelihood that the first attempt at procuring home care services is successful.

As part of a long-term strategy, the two companies aim to to increase online visibility for both organizations while accelerating qualified traffic, sales and business growth. When asked about the new joint venture, Marty Meehan from Premier Senior Home Care said, “We’re pleased to have been selected by ElderCare.Expert to be included in their trusted directory of verified and recommended in-home care providers in Palm Desert CA.”

Bob Thomson of ElderCare.Expert is also excited about the arrangement, saying Premier Senior Home Care has been thoroughly vetted and verified as an Elder Care Expert in high standing. “Marty Meehan and his team are role models in the Riverside County senior care community. They are the kind of home care agency we are proud to showcase in our online directory” said Thomson.

Current and future customers are invited to learn more about the joint venture and how they will benefit by visiting the website at https://findelder.care/2Bu2YUM.

Clients of Premier Senior Home Care benefit from lower costs compared to living in an assisted living or skilled nursing home facility and the agency has solutions for all budgets.

About Premier Senior Home Care and ElderCare.Expert

Premier Senior Home Care was founded in 2009 and serves local home care clients in Riverside County and Palm Desert, CA. ElderCare.Expert was founded in 2017 and serves both Elder Care consumers and providers.

Contact Info:
Name: Marty Meehan
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Premier Senior Home Care
Address: 75101 Sego Ln, Palm Desert, CA 92211, United States
Phone: +1-760-636-4810

For more information, please visit http://www.premierseniorhomecare.com

Source: NewsNetwork

Release ID: 272296

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