CHICAGO—Help at Home, a national provider of homecare services, has been recognized by Newsweek with four workplace honors: America's Greatest Workplaces for Women for the third consecutive year, America's Greatest Workplaces for Mental Well-Being for the third consecutive year, America's Greatest Workplaces in Healthcare and Illinois' Greatest Workplaces for the second consecutive year.
The company said this recognition reflects its belief that exceptional care begins with the people who deliver it every day and its commitment to creating a workplace where caregivers and employees can thrive.
"Our caregivers are at the heart and soul of everything we do," said CEO Chris Hocevar. "When our people feel supported, respected and connected to meaningful work, they deliver exceptional care. These recognitions reflect the extraordinary dedication of our caregivers and employees, as well as our continued commitment to creating an environment where they can grow, succeed and make a lasting impact in the communities they serve."
The Newsweek rankings are based on employee feedback and independent evaluations of workplace culture, leadership, employee well-being, professional development opportunities and organizational performance.
"Caregiving is one of the most important professions in healthcare, and we're proud to help elevate it," Hocevar said. "As more people choose to age at home, investing in caregivers has never been more important. We're committed to building a workplace where people can build meaningful careers while making a difference in the lives of others every day."