Welcome to Apex
Apex Home Care is a Springfield Massachusetts-based, family-owned home care agency that offers non-medical home care services. Services include personal care, light housekeeping, prescription pick-up and grocery shopping. We help ensure that the evolving needs of each client are addressed according to their individual plan of care and regularly supervise the services our caregivers provide.
History
Founded by Cheryl Rumley, RN in 1999, Apex Home Care is 100 percent woman-owned business (WBE). The State Office of Minority and Women Business Assistance is an agency within the Massachusetts Department of Economic Development which promotes the development of certified minority business enterprises (MBE), women owned (WBE) business enterprises, and minority non-profit (M/NPO) and women (W/NPO) non-profit organizations. It does this by facilitating their participation in Massachusetts business and economic development opportunities. Specifically, SOMWBA offers services in certification, enforcement, business assistance and advocacy. WBE Certification is a nationally recognized and accepted designation for businesses that are at least 51% owned, managed and controlled by a woman or women.
““When I meet a new family, I enjoy looking at their wedding and family pictures. By understanding the love and support surrounding each client, I open a conversation that helps us create an individualized plan of care for the loved one that needs in-home support.” ”
Why Clients Choose Apex
Apex is owned and managed by a Registered Nurse (RN) with 25+ years of experience in acute care and home care.
Apex develops an individualized care plans.
Apex ensures consistency of care within each client’s home.
We are on call 24 hours a day to serve the needs of clients and their families.
Apex is constantly communicating with clients, their families and other health care professionals
Apex takes a thorough case management approach to ensure our client’s changing needs are addressed and their family caregivers are informed.
Our home care aides are required to keep their skills updated with monthly in-service training.
