About us
A home care agency built by clinicians and family caregivers
UHHCA started in 2011 when a hospital discharge nurse and a family caregiver kept running into the same problem: good care existed, but nobody was coordinating it. We built the agency we wished our own families had.
What we stand for
Dignity first
Clients direct their own routines. We adapt to the household, never the other way around.
Clinical rigor
Nurse supervision, documented care plans, and quarterly competency reviews for every caregiver.
Straight answers
Clear pricing, honest coverage guidance, and no pressure to buy hours you don't need.
Caregivers who stay
Above-market pay, paid training, and real scheduling support keep continuity of care intact.
How caregivers join UHHCA
- Step 1
Screening
Credential verification, multi-state background checks, reference calls, and health clearance.
- Step 2
Training academy
Paid instruction in safe transfers, infection control, dementia care, and respectful communication.
- Step 3
Nurse supervision
Scheduled in-home supervisory visits and annual competency review keep standards consistent.
Leadership
Naomi Adeyemi, RN
Director of Clinical Services
Twenty years in community nursing and post-acute transitions; leads our nurse supervision program.
Marcus Whitfield
Director of Care Coordination
Oversees intake, insurance navigation, and the family communication standards our coordinators follow.
Iris Delgado
Head of Caregiver Development
Built the UHHCA training academy, including dementia care and safe-transfer certification tracks.
Talk with a care advisor today
Free, no-pressure consultation. We'll review needs, insurance, and schedules, then build a plan within 48 hours.