PHILADELPHIA—Caresify Home Care announced the launch of Circle of Care, a signature care initiative designed to elevate how seniors and families experience homecare. The model combines Caresify’s programs—including safety, dementia support, post-hospital recovery, life enrichment, technology-enabled communication and family guidance—into a single framework.
“Circle of Care was created to bring clarity and consistency to what can often be a confusing journey for families,” said Sheriff Adewale, founder of Caresify Home Care. “Our model blends compassionate caregiving, safety-focused best practices and connected technology to create a more predictable, supportive experience during life’s most challenging care moments.”
Adewale added that early pilot results emphasize the model’s impact. “During our soft launch, we observed a meaningful reduction in falls and hospital readmissions among participating clients, along with a notable increase in community engagement,” he said. “Families have shared exceptional feedback, often telling us that their loved ones not only feel better—they look better, too. These indicators reinforce that coordinated care, delivered with intention, truly moves the needle on senior well-being.”
Adewale said Circle of Care provides families with structured guidance, clear communication pathways and tailored support for aging adults facing new diagnoses, transitioning home from the hospital or living with cognitive decline.
“Families want more than basic homecare,” said Angel Bell, director at Caresify Home Care. “They want a system they can trust—one that prioritizes safety, enriches daily life and ensures meaningful updates and collaboration. Circle of Care is our answer to that need. It elevates how home care works by aligning the right tools, the right support and the right communication at the right time.”
Caresify Home Care, a Joint Commission–accredited provider, said it developed Circle of Care in response to growing demand from hospitals, physicians and community partners seeking safer discharges, stronger outcomes and better continuity of care for aging adults.