I understand your perspective. Meaningful patient connections and strong team support are important. It's encouraging that some Philadelphia home care agencies offer training, mentorship, and regular check-ins so caregivers feel supported.

I've spent five years in a high-volume hospital ward, and I'm burnt out. I want to build actual relationships with my patients. I saw the Impactful Home Care jobs page, but I'm worried about the 'loneliness' of being a solo caregiver. Is there any support for the staff?