FORT COLLINS, Colo. - ColoradoDesk -- After a career working in the business side of healthcare, Kate Ricke is looking forward to changing gears to work directly with individuals as the owner and operator of her own Home Helpers Home Care. Her new in-home care company will serve clients in Fort Collins, Loveland, Johnstown, Berthoud, Timnath, and Masonville.

"At Home Helpers Home Care, we want to make life easier by delivering the same exceptional care we would expect for ourselves and our families. We are here to promote self-care and independence, maintain safety and comfort, and preserve the dignity of our clients and their families by providing exceptional services wherever our clients call home," Ricke said. "Home Helpers has been around for 23 years and in Denver for 11 years. Now I'm bringing the help to Northern Colorado."

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Home Helpers Home Care offers the industry's leading model for comprehensive care with its unique care program, Cared-4^SM, which provides the four necessary components to living independently. This includes Personal Care and Companionship, Nutrition and Meal Planning, 24/7 Emergency Response, and Wellness Calls to help ensure medications and hydration are maintained.

Families looking for dependable, in-home care by employees who are fully trained, background checked, and insured can call Home Helpers for a free in-home consultation to help determine the right care for their loved ones. Home Helpers also will perform an in-home safety assessment before the start of care and all staff members are following strict CDC guidelines to protect clients, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ricke has a Bachelor of Science in Health Service Organization and Policy and established her career in the healthcare field specializing in revenue cycle management and client relationships.  She began volunteering with the Nebraska Aids project in the 1990s.  Her commitment to the local community continues today through volunteer efforts with the Alzheimer's Association and several local non-profit organizations.

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In addition to her healthcare background and her training through Home Helpers Home Care, Ricke is a Certified Dementia Practitioner and has her Certification in Senior Advising from the Society of Certified Senior Advisors. Her husband, Chris Ricke, is a pediatric optometrist in Greeley and their adventurous daughters love to hike, fish and dance. Many of their close family members, including Chris' grandmother, their parents, brothers, sisters, and nieces also live in Loveland.

For more information about how Home Helpers can serve you and your family, call 970-776-4376, email KRicke@HomeHelpersHomeCare.com (about:blank) or visit https://www.homehelpershomecare.com/larimer-county/.