Angels on Call Homecare Joins CareScout Quality Network

PEEKSKILL, New York—Angels on Call Homecare, a New York State-licensed homecare provider specializing in dementia care, Parkinson’s care and advanced aging-in-place support, has joined the CareScout Quality Network, a national network of credentialed homecare and senior living providers operated by CareScout, a Genworth Financial company.

CareScout’s Credentials Committee confirmed that Angels on Call Homecare met or exceeded the network’s quality standards following a comprehensive review spanning licensure, insurance, financial stability, regulatory compliance, staffing, training, operational policy and person-centered care practices—giving families throughout the Hudson Valley another trusted point of confidence when choosing care at home.

“This recognition reflects the work our team performs every day,” said Robert Dalton, CEO of Angels on Call Homecare. “Our nurses, care professionals and leadership are committed to continually advancing education, innovation and person-centered care so every family receives the support they deserve. We’re proud to join a network that shares those values.”

Membership connects Angels on Call Homecare with families using CareScout’s national care-finder directory, including long-term care insurance policyholders exploring homecare options. Eligible CareScout members may also access preferred pricing through participating network providers.

“When I read CareScout’s vision for creating a new ecosystem of support for aging adults, I immediately knew we shared the same mission,” said Eric Dalton, vice president of operations at Angels on Call. “It’s the same philosophy driving Aging in Place—Redefined and our specialized dementia and Parkinson’s care at home programs. Joining the CareScout Quality Network is another step toward raising the standard of specialized care at home.”

Angels on Call said joining the CareScout Quality Network represents another milestone in the organization’s mission to redefine specialized care at home through registered nurse-led care planning, clinical education and person-centered dementia and Parkinson’s care.