FAQs About Tennessee Home Care Services
Advantage Home Care shares some of the most frequently asked questions that we get about the home care services we provide in Tennessee. The State of Tennessee allows us to offer consumer directed services which we call Bring Your Own Caregiver (BYOC).
We have more general FAQs about home care and employment FAQs by those looking to start a career in the home care industry.
FAQ > Tennessee FAQs
What type of services are offered in Tennessee?
We offer traditional home care services in Tennessee:
- Personal Care – Help with everyday tasks like bathing, grooming, and meals
- Homemaking Services – Light housekeeping, laundry, and other household tasks
- Respite Care – Short-term relief for primary caregivers
- Skilled Nurse Services – Medication setups and general health assessments
- Pediatric Care – Personal care services for Medicaid members under 21
- Transportation Services – Shopping, banking, church, and other errands
See more about all of our home care services
Where are your home care services offered in Tennessee?
Advantage Home Care services are based out of a few different offices in Tennessee that support the counties and surrounding areas.
Please contact us to find out if we have caregivers near you.
We are expanding rapidly in Tennessee and other states.
I am looking for services for myself, a friend or family.
We would be honored to help you. Please click this link to send us your information and our Advantage family will contact you promptly.
Can I refer a family or friend to be my caregiver?
What is the "Your Voice Matters" initiative?
The Advantage Home Care Your Voice Matters Employee/Client/Community Engagement Initiative provides a completely safe, reliable, and anonymous way for Advantage team members, clients and the community to report issues directly to our company leaders. This tool allows your Advantage Home Care leadership teams to have full transparency into what’s happening within our company and the ability to address potential concerns quickly and efficiently. Your participation is greatly appreciated and essential to our mission!
Your Voice Matters is an anonymous reporting and communication initiative that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace. At Advantage Home Care, we value diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace at all times. Advantage team members want to ensure that every home health employee and every home healthcare client feels equal and included.
YOU CAN REPORT A CONCERN IN TWO DIFFERENT WAYS:
- Call the Your Voice Matters Reporting Hotline: 314-530-7979.
This hotline is open to your 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing you DIRECT access to our leadership team at Advantage Home Care. The hotline allows you to leave a detailed message describing the nature of your complaint or concern.
- If you prefer, you can Email your Advantage Home Care leadership team by sending your email to: reporting@advantagehomecare.com
Can I refer a family or friend to be my caregiver?
We would love to have your friend or family member join the Advantage Team. Tennessee applicants can apply here.
Is Bring your Own Caregiver (BYOC) available in Tennessee?
No.
Bring Your Own Caregiver (BYOC) is an Advantage Home Care program that works with Medicaid home-based programs. It is NOT currently available in Tennessee.
Are the Medicaid Self-Directed services available through Advantage Home Care in Tennessee?
No. Advantage Home Care is not currently authorized to offer Medicaid Self-Directed Services or Home Based Services in Tennessee.
Are you hiring caregivers in Tennessee?
Yes, we would love to have your friend or family member join the Advantage Home Care Tennessee team. They can apply here.
Do you hire nurses for home care services in Tennessee?
Yes, if you are a nurse in Tennessee interested in home care employment apply here.
Do you offer DailyPay in Tennessee?
Yes, employees of Advantage Home Care may enroll in the DailyPay program to make every day a pay day!
Contact us if you have more questions about our home care services in Tennessee.
