When you contact Always Good Company Home Care, chances are excellent that you'll talk to one of these amazing women, each of whom play an integral part in our daily operations.
Whether you're an AGC client or caregiver, you can rest assured that your needs are being handled with competence, efficiency, and professionalism.
From left to right:
Care Coordinator
Amy Howell
Bookkeeper
Owner & Founder
Senior Care Coordinator
Always Good Company Home Care was founded with a commitment to putting the needs of its clients first.
These same standards of compassion, kindness, work ethic, and integrity are expected from each member of the AGC staff. We take our role as companion to your loved one very seriously, and consequently insure that every caregiver on our team is not only carefully screened and vetted, but also comes highly recommended for the unique skills required to serve as caregivers.
Interested in being a part of Wilmington's best team of senior caregivers? We are always looking for good companions.
Click HERE to apply!
Always Good Company Home Care was founded with a commitment to putting the needs of its clients first. These same standards of compassion, kindness, work ethic, and integrity are expected from each member of the AGC staff.
We take our role as companion to your loved one very seriously, and consequently insure that every caregiver on our team is not only carefully screened and vetted, but also comes highly recommended for the unique skills required to serve as caregivers.
“More than anything else, Always Good Company is about forging relationships.
Our care for clients goes well beyond the defined parameters of a particular shift.
You’ll find our caregivers taking their clients out for a birthday lunch
or just stopping by to check on someone, even when they’re not technically
'on the clock.' You can’t do this job well unless you show a genuine interest
in the individuals you care for — and that’s what sets our team apart.
It’s also the part I’m most proud of.”
Elsie Shields
AGC Owner & Founder
Interested in being a part of Wilmington's best team of senior caregivers?
We are always looking for good companions. Click
HERE
to apply!
A special message for our caregiving team from Brad Garrett, the comedic genius from Everybody Loves Raymond
Angie
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
After experiencing the hardships of her mother’s later years, Angie became aware of the importance and helpfulness a caregiver can offer in difficult times.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
As many of our caregivers, Angie is humble in saying what makes her special. She maintains a healthy heap of humor with every client she cares for and offers a unique, lasting companionship. Beyond the desire of wanting to help others, Angie truly enriches the lives of those she enters.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Angie will waste no time in telling you that she really enjoys walking her three dogs. She has two older Boxers and German Shepherd Lab mix.
Fun Fact: Not only is Angie strong in spirit, she is quite in tune with her body! She happens to be very knowledgeable in bodybuilding. She even received first place in a competition in 1996!
Anna Marie
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Anna Marie is one of our original caregivers of Always Good Company. As a mother, caregiving came naturally. Caring is defined as displaying kindness and concern for others. Anna Marie has always found herself concerned for others and happy to offer her help.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Patience and sympathy. Anna Marie actively puts herself into people's shoes. People unfortunately don’t come with manuals. Anna Marie uses her patience to think outside the box in order to better serve others.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
She loves to cozy up with a good book and relax!
Fun Fact: Anna Marie has recently become obsessed with the Great British Bakeoff show. She has decided that she is going to learn how to bake. Good luck, Anna Marie!
Always Good Company Home Care was founded with a commitment to putting the needs of its clients first. These same standards of compassion, kindness, work ethic, and integrity are expected from each member of the AGC staff.
We take our role as companion to your loved one very seriously, and consequently insure that every caregiver on our team is not only carefully screened and vetted, but also comes highly recommended for the unique skills required to serve as caregivers.
“More than anything else, Always Good Company is about forging relationships.
Our care for clients goes well beyond the defined parameters of a particular shift.
You’ll find our caregivers taking their clients out for a birthday lunch
or just stopping by to check on someone, even when they’re not technically
'on the clock.' You can’t do this job well unless you show a genuine interest
in the individuals you care for — and that’s what sets our team apart.
It’s also the part I’m most proud of.”
Elsie Shields
AGC Owner & Founder
Interested in being a part of Wilmington's best team of senior caregivers?
We are always looking for good companions.
Click
HERE
to apply!
Angie
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
After experiencing the hardships of her mother’s later years, Angie became aware of the importance and helpfulness a caregiver can offer in difficult times.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
As many of our caregivers, Angie is humble in saying what makes her special. She maintains a healthy heap of humor with every client she cares for and offers a unique, lasting companionship. Beyond the desire of wanting to help others, Angie truly enriches the lives of those she enters.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Angie will waste no time in telling you that she really enjoys walking her three dogs. She has two older Boxers and German Shepherd Lab mix.
Fun Fact: Not only is Angie strong in spirit, she is quite in tune with her body! She happens to be very knowledgeable in bodybuilding. She even received first place in a competition in 1996!
Anna Marie
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Anna Marie is one of our original caregivers of Always Good Company. As a mother, caregiving came naturally. Caring is defined as displaying kindness and concern for others. Anna Marie has always found herself concerned for others and happy to offer her help.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Patience and sympathy. Anna Marie actively puts herself into people's shoes. People unfortunately don’t come with manuals. Anna Marie uses her patience to think outside the box in order to better serve others.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
She loves to cozy up with a good book and relax!
Fun Fact: Anna Marie has recently become obsessed with the Great British Bakeoff show. She has decided that she is going to learn how to bake. Good luck, Anna Marie!
Audra
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Audra says that all roads were leading her to take on this role at some point in her life. Once she started working for AGC and recognized what a need caregiving is, it became a logical choice to continue to work with the elderly. In addition, Audra simply enjoys all that she can learn from her clients. They all have such a rich history and are eager to share it with us as caregivers. Audra believes that being a good listener is an essential trait and key element in establishing a lasting relationship with the client.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Audra has a great personality, is easy to talk to, is a great listener, and possesses a terrific sense of humor.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Audra enjoys any activities outside such as going to the beach. She also enjoys taking her clients out to experience the “fresh air” since most are in their homes for a good portion of their day.
Fun Fact: Audra is qualified to teach others how to drive a forklift!
Cindy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Cindy's mother lives in Pittsburgh and her family hired a caregiver to visit and help her mom. Cindy saw firsthand how much her mother looked forward to her caregiver's visits, and what a blessing they were to her. Cindy wanted to do the same for other people.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Cindy was a preschool teacher for 25 years, and feels like she's always been a caregiver. She loves to be around people, is a good listener, and likes helping people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Cindy loves to play tennis and exercise with friends, but her favorite thing is to visit her grandchildren.
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Fun Fact: Cindy and her family lived in Wilmington for 25 years, then moved to Charlotte, and then to Kentucky. When her husband retired, they couldn't think of anywhere they'd rather live than Wilmington.
Deb
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Deb takes pride in bringing joy to other people's lives.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Deb is kind and empathetic. She likes to help people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Deb enjoys riding in her jeep with her dog Winston, and riding her horse, Charley.
Fun Fact: Deb says that her fun fact is that she is besotted with her animals. They make her very happy!
Debra
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Debra believes that caring for others is critically important to support social connection, health, and well being.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Compassion, commitment, and communication. Being a good listener is key.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Debra loves being outdoors, music venues, a good movie or show, reading, gardening, and cooking.
Fun Fact: Debra has 2 nieces who are so smart and kind. You should see them with a cell phone or a tablet- 2 techie experts! Debra says she is in awe!
Diane
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Diane has always wanted to be a nurse, and has been one for a long time. When the doctor she was working with retired, she felt it was time for a change. Diane heard through a friend about AGC and looked into it. She was not disappointed! Working for AGC allows Diane to still help people without the stress of the nurse's role.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Diane loves being able to do things for the people she cares for. She loves to bring her clients little things and make them smile or laugh. Diane gets very attached to people, and has a great deal of compassion for those in her care. When she looks at some of the sweet people she has cared for on this journey, she looks at their hands and thinks of the families they've raised, the work they've done, and the full, productive lives they've lived. She feels blessed to be able to continue what she loves doing by helping others at this point in her life.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Diane loves to read her Bible, sit by the ocean, be with her family, and attend her church.
Fun Fact: Diane is most proud of her son and daughter. Her son served in the marines for a long time ,and is now a Sergeant on the Bentonville, AR police department, raising his beautiful 16-year-old daughter. Diane's daughter has 2 children: her 18-year-old granddaughter and 7-year-old grandson. Diane is happiest when she can sleep in on any day of the week. She is also a fraternal twin!
Hannah
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
For years, Hannah took care of her grandmother and spent time at her grandmother's senior community center. Hannah enjoyed bringing light and joy to other seniors there, and seeing their smiling faces is what inspired her to make caregiving a career.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Hannah has spent her life caring for others, and has always enjoyed taking care of children, seniors, and animals.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Hannah enjoys spending time with her friends and family, going to coffee shops to read, and spending time outdoors.
Fun Fact: Her nickname has been “sunshine” since she was a little girl, because everyone has always told her she brightened up people’s days.
Angie
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
After experiencing the hardships of her mother’s later years, Angie became aware of the importance and helpfulness a caregiver can offer in difficult times.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
As many of our caregivers, Angie is humble in saying what makes her special. She maintains a healthy heap of humor with every client she cares for and offers a unique, lasting companionship. Beyond the desire of wanting to help others, Angie truly enriches the lives of those she enters.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Angie will waste no time in telling you that she really enjoys walking her three dogs. She has two older Boxers and German Shepherd Lab mix.
Fun Fact: Not only is Angie strong in spirit, she is quite in tune with her body! She happens to be very knowledgeable in bodybuilding. She even received first place in a competition in 1996!
Anna Marie
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Anna Marie is one of our original caregivers of Always Good Company. As a mother, caregiving came naturally. Caring is defined as displaying kindness and concern for others. Anna Marie has always found herself concerned for others and happy to offer her help.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Patience and sympathy. Anna Marie actively puts herself into people's shoes. People unfortunately don’t come with manuals. Anna Marie uses her patience to think outside the box in order to better serve others.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
She loves to cozy up with a good book and relax!
Fun Fact: Anna Marie has recently become obsessed with the Great British Bakeoff show. She has decided that she is going to learn how to bake. Good luck, Anna Marie!
Audra
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Audra says that all roads were leading her to take on this role at some point in her life. Once she started working for AGC and recognized what a need caregiving is, it became a logical choice to continue to work with the elderly. In addition, Audra simply enjoys all that she can learn from her clients. They all have such a rich history and are eager to share it with us as caregivers. Audra believes that being a good listener is an essential trait and key element in establishing a lasting relationship with the client.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Audra has a great personality, is easy to talk to, is a great listener, and possesses a terrific sense of humor.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Audra enjoys any activities outside such as going to the beach. She also enjoys taking her clients out to experience the “fresh air” since most are in their homes for a good portion of their day.
Fun Fact: Audra is qualified to teach others how to drive a forklift!
Cindy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Cindy's mother lives in Pittsburgh and her family hired a caregiver to visit and help her mom. Cindy saw firsthand how much her mother looked forward to her caregiver's visits, and what a blessing they were to her. Cindy wanted to do the same for other people.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Cindy was a preschool teacher for 25 years, and feels like she's always been a caregiver. She loves to be around people, is a good listener, and likes helping people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Cindy loves to play tennis and exercise with friends, but her favorite thing is to visit her grandchildren.
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Fun Fact: Cindy and her family lived in Wilmington for 25 years, then moved to Charlotte, and then to Kentucky. When her husband retired, they couldn't think of anywhere they'd rather live than Wilmington.
Deb
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Deb takes pride in bringing joy to other people's lives.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Deb is kind and empathetic. She likes to help people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Deb enjoys riding in her jeep with her dog Winston, and riding her horse, Charley.
Fun Fact: Deb says that her fun fact is that she is besotted with her animals. They make her very happy!
Debra
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Debra believes that caring for others is critically important to support social connection, health, and well being
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Compassion, commitment, and communication. Being a good listener is key.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Debra loves being outdoors, music venues, a good movie or show, reading, gardening, and cooking.
Fun Fact: Debra has 2 nieces who are so smart and kind. You should see them with a cell phone or a tablet- 2 techie experts! Debra says she is in awe!
Diane
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Diane has always wanted to be a nurse, and has been one for a long time. When the doctor she was working with retired, she felt it was time for a change. Diane heard through a friend about AGC and looked into it. She was not disappointed! Working for AGC allows Diane to still help people without the stress of the nurse's role.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Diane loves being able to do things for the people she cares for. She loves to bring her clients little things and make them smile or laugh. Diane gets very attached to people, and has a great deal of compassion for those in her care. When she looks at some of the sweet people she has cared for on this journey, she looks at their hands and thinks of the families they've raised, the work they've done, and the full, productive lives they've lived. She feels blessed to be able to continue what she loves doing by helping others at this point in her life.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Diane loves to read her Bible, sit by the ocean, be with her family, and attend her church.
Fun Fact: Diane is most proud of her son and daughter. Her son served in the marines for a long time ,and is now a Sergeant on the Bentonville, AR police department, raising his beautiful 16-year-old daughter. Diane's daughter has 2 children: her 18-year-old granddaughter and 7-year-old grandson. Diane is happiest when she can sleep in on any day of the week. She is also a fraternal twin!
Hannah
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
For years, Hannah took care of her grandmother and spent time at her grandmother's senior community center. Hannah enjoyed bringing light and joy to other seniors there, and seeing their smiling faces is what inspired her to make caregiving a career.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Hannah has spent her life caring for others, and has always enjoyed taking care of children, seniors, and animals.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Hannah enjoys spending time with her friends and family, going to coffee shops to read, and spending time outdoors.
Fun Fact: Her nickname has been “sunshine” since she was a little girl, because everyone has always told her she brightened up people’s days.
Audra
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Audra says that all roads were leading her to take on this role at some point in her life. Once she started working for AGC and recognized what a need caregiving is, it became a logical choice to continue to work with the elderly. In addition, Audra simply enjoys all that she can learn from her clients. They all have such a rich history and are eager to share it with us as caregivers. Audra believes that being a good listener is an essential trait and key element in establishing a lasting relationship with the client.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Audra has a great personality, is easy to talk to, is a great listener, and possesses a terrific sense of humor.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Audra enjoys any activities outside such as going to the beach. She also enjoys taking her clients out to experience the “fresh air” since most are in their homes for a good portion of their day.
Fun Fact: Audra is qualified to teach others how to drive a forklift!
Cindy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Cindy's mother lives in Pittsburgh and her family hired a caregiver to visit and help her mom. Cindy saw firsthand how much her mother looked forward to her caregiver's visits, and what a blessing they were to her. Cindy wanted to do the same for other people.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Cindy was a preschool teacher for 25 years, and feels like she's always been a caregiver. She loves to be around people, is a good listener, and likes helping people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Cindy loves to play tennis and exercise with friends, but her favorite thing is to visit her grandchildren.
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Fun Fact: Cindy and her family lived in Wilmington for 25 years, then moved to Charlotte, and then to Kentucky. When her husband retired, they couldn't think of anywhere they'd rather live than Wilmington.
Deb
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Deb takes pride in bringing joy to other people's lives.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Deb is kind and empathetic. She likes to help people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Deb enjoys riding in her jeep with her dog Winston, and riding her horse, Charley.
Fun Fact: Deb says that her fun fact is that she is besotted with her animals. They make her very happy!
Debra
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Debra believes that caring for others is critically important to support social connection, health, and well being .
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Compassion, commitment, and communication. Being a good listener is key.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Debra loves being outdoors, music venues, a good movie or show, reading, gardening, and cooking.
Fun Fact: Debra has 2 nieces who are so smart and kind. You should see them with a cell phone or a tablet- 2 techie experts! Debra says she is in awe!
Diane
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Diane has always wanted to be a nurse, and has been one for a long time. When the doctor she was working with retired, she felt it was time for a change. Diane heard through a friend about AGC and looked into it. She was not disappointed! Working for AGC allows Diane to still help people without the stress of the nurse's role.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Diane loves being able to do things for the people she cares for. She loves to bring her clients little things and make them smile or laugh. Diane gets very attached to people, and has a great deal of compassion for those in her care. When she looks at some of the sweet people she has cared for on this journey, she looks at their hands and thinks of the families they've raised, the work they've done, and the full, productive lives they've lived. She feels blessed to be able to continue what she loves doing by helping others at this point in her life.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Diane loves to read her Bible, sit by the ocean, be with her family, and attend her church.
Fun Fact: Diane is most proud of her son and daughter. Her son served in the marines for a long time ,and is now a Sergeant on the Bentonville, AR police department, raising his beautiful 16-year-old daughter. Diane's daughter has 2 children: her 18-year-old granddaughter and 7-year-old grandson. Diane is happiest when she can sleep in on any day of the week. She is also a fraternal twin!
Hannah
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
For years, Hannah took care of her grandmother and spent time at her grandmother's senior community center. Hannah enjoyed bringing light and joy to other seniors there, and seeing their smiling faces is what inspired her to make caregiving a career.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Hannah has spent her life caring for others, and has always enjoyed taking care of children, seniors, and animals.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Hannah enjoys spending time with her friends and family, going to coffee shops to read, and spending time outdoors.
Fun Fact: Her nickname has been “sunshine” since she was a little girl, because everyone has always told her she brightened up people’s days.
Jessica
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Jessica took care of her Grammy while she was still able to live independently in her own home. She really wants to help
others that may not have a family member to assist them.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Jessica prides herself on being easy to talk to, loves to help others, and is a hard worker. She's a mother, an animal lover and has an optimistic attitude.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Jessica enjoys spending time with her family, and being at the beach or on the water.
Fun Fact: Jessica has been told since she was a little girl that she would make a good nurse !
Joline
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Joline loved being a stay-at-home mom, farm owner, and community volunteer. She's not currently involved in some of those activities, and still wants to be able to give care and compassion to others in a similar way.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Joline has good energy and a passion for giving. She enjoys being part of bringing happiness, positivity and abundance to others in the world around her. Joline has knowledge in natural and nutritional healing, and greatly enjoys problem solving.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Joline is happiest visiting with friends and family, volunteering with the American Legion Auxiliary, and with Quilts of Valor. She also loves caring for her dog, horses, chickens, flowers she's planted, and taking trips on her motorcycle!
Fun Fact: Joline is super proud of her unwavering commitment to her family, raising four children full time, working 17-hour days for her home and two businesses, and being available and capable of meeting the needs of all of these endeavors.
Karen
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
The opportunity presented itself for Karen to take a CNA class 26 years ago, and the rest is history!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Karen is known for her empathy, patience, and her caring heart, especially for older adults.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Karen's favorite pastimes are reading, going to the beach, and baking.
Fun Fact:
Karen loves to laugh, and enjoys finding humor in everyday situations.
Kari
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Kari came across her passion for caregiving after taking care of her grandmother! This wonderful lady has been a member of our team since 2014!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Kari’s patience, compassion and listening skills make her a natural when it comes to taking care of others. Kari is certified in Gerontology. Naturally she uses this knowledge to think of new ways to care for others. Kari is going to school to be a Geriatric Social Worker.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
During Kari’s free time you will find her spending time with her pup, Rudy, reading, or spending time with friends!
Fun Fact: One of Kari's goals is to one day own an animal rescue/sanctuary!
Jessica
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Jessica took care of her Grammy while she was still able to live independently in her own home. She really wants to help
others that may not have a family member to assist them.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Jessica prides herself on being easy to talk to, loves to help others, and is a hard worker. She's a mother, an animal lover and has an optimistic attitude.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Jessica enjoys spending time with her family, and being at the beach or on the water.
Fun Fact: Jessica has been told since she was a little girl that she would make a good nurse !
Joline
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Joline loved being a stay-at-home mom, farm owner, and community volunteer. She's not currently involved in some of those activities, and still wants to be able to give care and compassion to others in a similar way.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Joline has good energy and a passion for giving. She enjoys being part of bringing happiness, positivity and abundance to others in the world around her. Joline has knowledge in natural and nutritional healing, and greatly enjoys problem solving.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Joline is happiest visiting with friends and family, volunteering with the American Legion Auxiliary, and with Quilts of Valor. She also loves caring for her dog, horses, chickens, flowers she's planted, and taking trips on her motorcycle!
Fun Fact: Joline is super proud of her unwavering commitment to her family, raising four children full time, working 17-hour days for her home and two businesses, and being available and capable of meeting the needs of all of these endeavors.
Karen
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
The opportunity presented itself for Karen to take a CNA class 26 years ago, and the rest is history!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Karen is known for her empathy, patience, and her caring heart, especially for older adults.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Karen's favorite pastimes are reading, going to the beach, and baking.
Fun Fact: Karen loves to laugh, and enjoys finding humor in everyday situations.
Kari
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Kari came across her passion for caregiving after taking care of her grandmother! This wonderful lady has been a member of our team since 2014!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Kari’s patience, compassion and listening skills make her a natural when it comes to taking care of others. Kari is certified in Gerontology. Naturally she uses this knowledge to think of new ways to care for others. Kari is going to school to be a Geriatric Social Worker.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
During Kari’s free time you will find her spending time with her pup, Rudy, reading, or spending time with friends!
Fun Fact: One of Kari's goals is to one day own an animal rescue/sanctuary!
Michelle
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Michelle grew up very close to her grandparents. She always enjoyed hearing their stories of “simpler times” and the history that they were a part of. Michelle enjoys learning from and listening to her clients (friends!) tell the stories of their lives.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
As a speech pathologist, Michelle has worked with adults who have suffered strokes, dementia, and other brain injuries. Having patience, empathy and understanding is a quality needed in her profession. These qualities carryover to being a caregiver to her clients.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Now that she's empty nesting, she loves spending time with her husband and dogs on the boat. Getting to spend time with her two children is a bonus. She also enjoy sscrapbooking yearly memories.
What is a fun fact about you that makes you happy, proud, or laugh?
For 12 years, Michelle owned her own business in speech pathology. She employed up to 10 therapists and serviced 4 counties.
Penny
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Penny is a busy bee! She is a full-time Assistant Kindergarten Teacher and Mother. But after her daughter went off to college, she decided to fill up her new free time with caregiving. She loves people and her love for people has no limits.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Penny is the definition of a people person. She lights up a room anywhere she goes and is the kind of person you want to have stay for dinner. An invite for Penny includes fun conversation and an ample amount of listening.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Penny loves to cook and clean! However, when the summer rolls around she takes advantage of her summer break with boating and fishing.
Fun Fact: When Penny moved to Wilmington at 28, she lived on a sailboat and raced it in Wrightsville Beach!
Phyllis
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Phyllis has always regarded herself as a caregiver. She taught school for 27 years and mothered a daughter. At this time in her life, she really enjoys spending time with those she can relate to. Caregiving for AGC gives her opportunities to meet new people and have some fun!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Phyllis is confident in her abilities to listen carefully and gently navigate towards optimum care. She is patient, trustworthy, and possesses a desire to treat others the way she would like to be treated.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Phyllis loves to keep herself busy with caregiving because she loves it so much! When she does make it home, she loves greeting her dog and relaxing with a glass of wine.
Fun Fact: Phyllis is a big animal lover and loves to travel!
Jessica
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Jessica took care of her Grammy while she was still able to live independently in her own home. She really wants to help
others that may not have a family member to assist them.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Jessica prides herself on being easy to talk to, loves to help others, and is a hard worker. She's a mother, an animal lover and has an optimistic attitude.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Jessica enjoys spending time with her family, and being at the beach or on the water.
Fun Fact: Jessica has been told since she was a little girl that she would make a good nurse!
Joline
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Joline loved being a stay-at-home mom, farm owner, and community volunteer. She's not currently involved in some of those activities, and still wants to be able to give care and compassion to others in a similar way.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Joline has good energy and a passion for giving. She enjoys being part of bringing happiness, positivity and abundance to others in the world around her. Joline has knowledge in natural and nutritional healing, and greatly enjoys problem solving.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Joline is happiest visiting with friends and family, volunteering with the American Legion Auxiliary, and with Quilts of Valor. She also loves caring for her dog, horses, chickens, flowers she's planted, and taking trips on her motorcycle!
Fun Fact: Joline is super proud of her unwavering commitment to her family, raising four children full time, working 17-hour days for her home and two businesses, and being available and capable of meeting the needs of all of these endeavors.
Karen
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
The opportunity presented itself for Karen to take a CNA class 26 years ago, and the rest is history!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Karen is known for her empathy, patience, and her caring heart, especially for older adults.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Karen's favorite pastimes are reading, going to the beach, and baking.
Fun Fact: Karen loves to laugh, and enjoys finding humor in everyday situations.
Kari
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Kari came across her passion for caregiving after taking care of her grandmother! This wonderful lady has been a member of our team since 2014!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Kari’s patience, compassion and listening skills make her a natural when it comes to taking care of others. Kari is certified in Gerontology. Naturally she uses this knowledge to think of new ways to care for others. Kari is going to school to be a Geriatric Social Worker.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
During Kari’s free time you will find her spending time with her pup, Rudy, reading, or spending time with friends!
Fun Fact: One of Kari's goals is to one day own an animal rescue/sanctuary!
Kirsten
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
If ever there was an empath, it is Kirsten. Since childhood, she has always been keenly aware of other's feelings and emotions. Once Kirsten reached adulthood, she knew she wanted to carry that with her into her career.
Kirsten has worked in several fields of medicine, such as fertility and weight loss, which requires compassion, empathy, and an extraordinary ability to connect with people. From friends, to family, to clients, they will all tell you she is always there to give a good hug, share a laugh, or wipe away a tear. Her experiences with private caregiving in recent years has brought her joys and bonds like she had never experienced. She looks forward to giving back to those who have lived such full lives.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Kirsten is loving, compassionate, and a natural friend to all she comes across. She also works as a nutrition coach, and gets great joy from helping people reach goals and achieve better health and a greater quality of life.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
As an MN native, it is a big joy for Kirsten to be out of the sub-zero temps and near these beautiful beaches. She spends
as much time as possible outdoors, with her college-aged daughter and rambunctious new puppy. She's also an avid exercise enthusiast, and is both a student and certified teacher of Barre fitness.
Fun Fact:
Kirsten was the kid who always won the school Spelling Bee's, and has a strange ability to find errors in pretty
much any website or written material. It is both a blessing and a curse.
Another fun fact about Kirsten is that she cannot wink, despite her best efforts. So when you see her covering one eye with her hand and blinking
the other, she's not rehearsing her best pirate impression; she's just trying to wink at you! It is guaranteed to bring a smile, even if it looks silly.
Maria
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Maria is passionate about helping others.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Maria is a wife and mother, and has a kind heart.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
During Maria's free time she enjoys watching her daughter pursue her dreams as an Allstar Competitive Cheerleader.
Fun Fact: Maria is a HUGE fan of "Friends", and has never missed an episode!
Michelle
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Michelle grew up very close to her grandparents. She always enjoyed hearing their stories of “simpler times” and the history that they were a part of. Michelle enjoys learning from and listening to her clients (friends!) tell the stories of their lives.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver? As a speech pathologist, Michelle has worked with adults who have suffered strokes, dementia, and other brain injuries. Having patience, empathy and understanding is a quality needed in her profession. These qualities carryover to being a caregiver to her clients.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Now that she's empty nesting, she loves spending time with her husband and dogs on the boat. Getting to spend time with her two children is a bonus. She also enjoy sscrapbooking yearly memories.
Fun fact: For 12 years, Michelle owned her own business in speech pathology. She employed up to 10 therapists and serviced 4 counties.
Penny
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Penny is a busy bee! She is a full-time Assistant Kindergarten Teacher and Mother. But after her daughter went off to college, she decided to fill up her new free time with caregiving. She loves people and her love for people has no limits.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Penny is the definition of a people person. She lights up a room anywhere she goes and is the kind of person you want to have stay for dinner. An invite for Penny includes fun conversation and an ample amount of listening.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Penny loves to cook and clean! However, when the summer rolls around she takes advantage of her summer break with boating and fishing.
Fun Fact : When Penny moved to Wilmington at 28, she lived on a sailboat and raced it in Wrightsville Beach!
Sarah
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
After 20+ years as an EMS provider and retiring, one of Sarah’s tennis friends (and now coworker) PJ asked if she would like to join her at Always Good Company, continuing with what she likes to do best: caring for others. Sarah didn’t have to think twice! The opportunity to assist and care for clients while building lasting relationships is what she enjoys the most. Coming out of retirement to work for AGC was a perfect choice for Sarah.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Sarah moved to Wilmington, NC from Huntington, WV 30 years ago, working in the school system while pursuing a career in Emergency Medicine.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
When not caring for her clients, she can be found on the tennis court, boating, or traveling. Her daughter, Hannah, lives in Atlanta and her son, Ian lives here in Wilmington.
Fun Fact: Sarah worked for the movie studio as a Set Medic for 6 years! She has met many actors and actresses, and has even had the opportunity to be one herself! She got to be in several different scenes of some of the shows she worked on, and even did a speaking part on a Travel Channel Halloween Special!
Scott
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Everybody needs help with a loved one from time to time. Scott's grandmother's late-in-life journey was was enhanced from the help and kindness of home health care professionals.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Kindness and empathy.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Telling stories that bring laughter into a room.
Fun Fact: Scott is so proud of the fact that his children are kind, decent people.
Shari
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Shari has been a caregiver for two years, and says that one of the best parts of this job is the people she meets. Shari loves the people and enjoys having someone to care for.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Now that her children are grown, Shari explains that it's nice to feel that sense of being needed. Shari believes that in order to be a good caregiver, you need patience, a good sense of humor and the ability to be creative.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
When Shari isn't a caregiver, she teaches third grade, which she's been doing for 27 years! She loves teaching!
Fun Fact: In her spare time, Shari enjoys reading, sitting on the beach, and kickboxing on a regular basis for exercise.
Sharon
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Sharon has always enjoyed taking care of people and bringing them happiness.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Sharon is very empathetic and truly cares about others.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Sharon really enjoys spending time with her grandchildren.
Fun Fact:
Sharon won a 2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave award for her stellar work as a hair stylist at "Sharon Does Hair". Congratulations!
Sarah
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
After 20+ years as an EMS provider and retiring, one of Sarah’s tennis friends (and now coworker) PJ asked if she would like to join her at Always Good Company, continuing with what she likes to do best: caring for others. Sarah didn’t have to think twice! The opportunity to assist and care for clients while building lasting relationships is what she enjoys the most. Coming out of retirement to work for AGC was a perfect choice for Sarah.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Sarah moved to Wilmington, NC from Huntington, WV 30 years ago, working in the school system while pursuing a career in Emergency Medicine.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
When not caring for her clients, she can be found on the tennis court, boating, or traveling. Her daughter, Hannah, lives in Atlanta and her son, Ian lives here in Wilmington.
Fun Fact: Sarah worked for the movie studio as a Set Medic for 6 years! She has met many actors and actresses, and has even had the opportunity to be one herself! She got to be in several different scenes of some of the shows she worked on, and even did a speaking part on a Travel Channel Halloween Special!
Scott
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Everybody needs help with a loved one from time to time. Scott's grandmother's late-in-life journey was was enhanced from the help and kindness of home health care professionals.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Kindness and empathy.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Telling stories that bring laughter into a room.
Fun Fact: Scott is so proud of the fact that his children are kind, decent people.
Shari
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Shari has been a caregiver for two years, and says that one of the best parts of this job is the people she meets. Shari loves the people and enjoys having someone to care for.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Now that her children are grown, Shari explains that it's nice to feel that sense of being needed. Shari believes that in order to be a good caregiver, you need patience, a good sense of humor and the ability to be creative.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
When Shari isn't a caregiver, she teaches third grade, which she's been doing for 27 years! She loves teaching!
Fun Fact: In her spare time, Shari enjoys reading, sitting on the beach, and kickboxing on a regular basis for exercise.
Shiloh
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Shiloh was inspired to become a caregiver when she saw it as an opportunity to have a positive influence on others. She gets joy and fulfillment from helping people and figuring out what would make their lives better.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
When Shiloh was a café manager, she made sure to go out of her way to help her coworkers and brighten anyone’s day she could.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Shiloh enjoys spending her down time, completing puzzles and using her creative mind through adult coloring books!
Fun Fact:
Shiloh is classically trained to sing and act. Her two favorite plays are
Hairspray , for all its dancing, and
Showboat for being a classic musical.
Tammy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Tammy decided caregiving was for her after being a nanny and working in doctors’ offices. She loves helping people and found that one-on-one personal care was more her style, because she is able to personalize her caregiving.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Throughout her rewarding 16 years caring for people, she has gained experience with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and hospice. Tammy enjoys getting to know each client so she can better care for each individual. This work is what she loves most and she will be a caregiver until she retires!
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Tammy enjoys roller coasters, jumping out of airplanes, vineyards, breweries, and visiting friends in upstate New York. Next on her bucket list is to see California’s beaches, take a cruise and visit Germany where she was born while her father was in the Army.
Fun Fact:
Tammy just purchased a riding lawn mower for her new yard, because “the pusher wasn’t cutting it” on a .74 acre lot during those 90-degree summer days! Her new house has inspired her creativity to make it her own. Tammy has plans to install hardwood floors, walk-in showers and vanities in all the bathrooms, and updating her kitchen cabinets.
Shari
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Shari has been a caregiver for two years, and says that one of the best parts of this job is the people she meets. Shari loves the people and enjoys having someone to care for.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Now that her children are grown, Shari explains that it's nice to feel that sense of being needed. Shari believes that in order to be a good caregiver, you need patience, a good sense of humor and the ability to be creative.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
When Shari isn't a caregiver, she teaches third grade, which she's been doing for 27 years! She loves teaching!
Fun Fact:
In her spare time, Shari enjoys reading, sitting on the beach, and kickboxing on a regular basis for exercise.
Sharon
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Sharon has always enjoyed taking care of people and bringing them happiness.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Sharon is very empathetic and truly cares about others.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Sharon really enjoys spending time with her grandchildren.
Fun Fact:
Sharon won a 2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave award for her stellar work as a hair stylist at "Sharon Does Hair". Congratulations!
Shiloh
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Shiloh was inspired to become a caregiver when she saw it as an opportunity to have a positive influence on others. She gets joy and fulfillment from helping people and figuring out what would make their lives better.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
When Shiloh was a café manager, she made sure to go out of her way to help her coworkers and brighten anyone’s day she could.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Shiloh enjoys spending her down time, completing puzzles and using her creative mind through adult coloring books!
Fun Fact:
Shiloh is classically trained to sing and act. Her two favorite plays are
Hairspray , for all its dancing, and
Showboat for being a classic musical.
Shiloh
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Shiloh was inspired to become a caregiver when she saw it as an opportunity to have a positive influence on others. She gets joy and fulfillment from helping people and figuring out what would make their lives better.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
When Shiloh was a café manager, she made sure to go out of her way to help her coworkers and brighten anyone’s day she could.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Shiloh enjoys spending her down time, completing puzzles and using her creative mind through adult coloring books!
Fun Fact:
Shiloh is classically trained to sing and act. Her two favorite plays are Hairspray, for all its dancing, and Showboat for being a classic musical.
Siobhan
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Siobhan's inspiration for caregiving comes from her background as a special needs caregiver and then a senior
caregiver. She took care of her mom who is now an awesome 93 year old!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Siobhan is patient, compassionate, humorous, and loves to dance!
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Siobhan is a big fan of hanging out with her husband and her dogs.
Fun Fact: Siobhan was an Irish dancer!
Siobhan
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Siobhan's inspiration for caregiving comes from her background as a special needs caregiver and then a senior
caregiver. She took care of her mom who is now an awesome 93 year old!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Siobhan is patient, compassionate, humorous, and loves to dance!
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Siobhan is a big fan of hanging out with her husband and her dogs.
Fun Fact: Siobhan was an Irish dancer!
Tammy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Tammy decided caregiving was for her after being a nanny and working in doctors’ offices. She loves helping people and found that one-on-one personal care was more her style, because she is able to personalize her caregiving.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Throughout her rewarding 16 years caring for people, she has gained experience with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and hospice. Tammy enjoys getting to know each client so she can better care for each individual. This work is what she loves most and she will be a caregiver until she retires!
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Tammy enjoys roller coasters, jumping out of airplanes, vineyards, breweries, and visiting friends in upstate New York. Next on her bucket list is to see California’s beaches, take a cruise and visit Germany where she was born while her father was in the Army.
Fun Fact:
Tammy just purchased a riding lawn mower for her new yard, because “the pusher wasn’t cutting it” on a .74 acre lot during those 90-degree summer days! Her new house has inspired her creativity to make it her own. Tammy has plans to install hardwood floors, walk-in showers and vanities in all the bathrooms, and updating her kitchen cabinets.
Theresa
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Theresa is straight forward in saying that she genuinely enjoys caring for people in all walks of life. Being an in-home aide is simply a no-brainer.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Theresa has a profound ability to adapt to different individuals’ needs. Each client’s needs vary, Theresa has a way to read those needs effortlessly.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Anything outside! The sunshine may lead her to the beach or for an afternoon stroll.
Fun Fact:
Theresa's kids and grandchildren have dubbed her “The Roadrunner”. They have a hard time keeping up with her!!
Wendy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
For Wendy it’s easy to say it comes naturally! She grew up in an environment where she was exposed to a lot of experience with the disabled. This encouraged her to spend time with her grandparents often and made her realize the importance of keeping them around! When her mother got sick she became even more inspired to be there for those precious moments.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Wendy is an all around caregiver. She has a very quiet and calm personality that offers a limitless amount of patience. Wendy has a natural calming effect on people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Wendy loves to cook! She comes from a big family so she has always had plenty of people to judge her great cooking skills! If she’s not cooking and the weather is nice you can find her going for a nice walk in the neighborhood.
Fun Fact: Wendy likes to draw!
Siobhan
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Siobhan's inspiration for caregiving comes from her background as a special needs caregiver and then a senior
caregiver. She took care of her mom who is now an awesome 93 year old!
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Siobhan is patient, compassionate, humorous, and loves to dance!
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Siobhan is a big fan of hanging out with her husband and her dogs.
Fun Fact: Siobhan was an Irish dancer!
Tammy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Tammy decided caregiving was for her after being a nanny and working in doctors’ offices. She loves helping people and found that one-on-one personal care was more her style, because she is able to personalize her caregiving.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Throughout her rewarding 16 years caring for people, she has gained experience with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and hospice. Tammy enjoys getting to know each client so she can better care for each individual. This work is what she loves most and she will be a caregiver until she retires!
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Tammy enjoys roller coasters, jumping out of airplanes, vineyards, breweries, and visiting friends in upstate New York. Next on her bucket list is to see California’s beaches, take a cruise and visit Germany where she was born while her father was in the Army.
Fun Fact:
Tammy just purchased a riding lawn mower for her new yard, because “the pusher wasn’t cutting it” on a .74 acre lot during those 90-degree summer days! Her new house has inspired her creativity to make it her own. Tammy has plans to install hardwood floors, walk-in showers and vanities in all the bathrooms, and updating her kitchen cabinets.
Theresa
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
Theresa is straight forward in saying that she genuinely enjoys caring for people in all walks of life. Being an in-home aide is simply a no-brainer.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Theresa has a profound ability to adapt to different individuals’ needs. Each client’s needs vary, Theresa has a way to read those needs effortlessly.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Anything outside! The sunshine may lead her to the beach or for an afternoon stroll.
Fun Fact: Theresa's kids and grandchildren have dubbed her “The Roadrunner”. They have a hard time keeping up with her!!
Wendy
What inspired you to become a caregiver?
For Wendy it’s easy to say it comes naturally! She grew up in an environment where she was exposed to a lot of experience with the disabled. This encouraged her to spend time with her grandparents often and made her realize the importance of keeping them around! When her mother got sick she became even more inspired to be there for those precious moments.
What qualities do you possess that make you successful as a caregiver?
Wendy is an all around caregiver. She has a very quiet and calm personality that offers a limitless amount of patience. Wendy has a natural calming effect on people.
What are you happiest doing when not working?
Wendy loves to cook! She comes from a big family so she has always had plenty of people to judge her great cooking skills! If she’s not cooking and the weather is nice you can find her going for a nice walk in the neighborhood.
Fun Fact: Wendy likes to draw!
You can trust the competent and compassionate caregivers at Always Good Company to engage with you or your loved one as much or as little as you prefer.
We’ll work carefully with you to design a custom plan of care that best suits your needs and interests. And the best part? Unlike other local companion care organizations, we don’t advertise our services by wearing a uniform or driving a car with a company logo. Our goal is to provide in-home companion care and a little extra help whenever and wherever you need it most, while honoring your privacy.
You can trust the competent and compassionate staff at Always Good Company to engage with you or your loved one as much or as little as you prefer.
We'll work carefully with you to design a custom plan of care that best suits your needs and interests. And the best part? Unlike other local companion care organizations, we don't advertise our services by wearing a uniform or driving a car with a company logo. Our goal is to provide companionship and a little extra help whenever and wherever you need it most, while honoring your privacy.
You can trust the competent and compassionate caregivers at Always Good Company to engage with you or your loved one as much or as little as you prefer.
We’ll work carefully with you to design a custom plan of care that best suits your needs and interests. And the best part? Unlike other local companion care organizations, we don’t advertise our services by wearing a uniform or driving a car with a company logo. Our goal is to provide in-home companion care and a little extra help whenever and wherever you need it most, while honoring your privacy.
You can trust the competent and compassionate staff at Always Good Company to engage with you or your loved one as much or as little as you prefer.
We'll work carefully with you to design a custom plan of care that best suits your needs and interests. And the best part? Unlike other local companion care organizations, we don't advertise our services by wearing a uniform or driving a car with a company logo. Our goal is to provide companionship and a little extra help whenever and wherever you need it most, while honoring your privacy.
You can trust the competent and compassionate staff at Always Good Company to engage with you or your loved one as much or as little as you prefer.
We'll work carefully with you to design a custom plan of care that best suits your needs and interests. And the best part? Unlike other local companion care organizations, we don't advertise our services by wearing a uniform or driving a car with a company logo. Our goal is to provide companionship and a little extra help whenever and wherever you need it most, while honoring your privacy.
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Always Good Company in Wilmington NC is the premier provider of actively engaged and personalized in-home care. We accept long-term care insurance.
For general inquiries, please email us here .
To schedule your first appointment, please contact us using this form . The information you provide will be kept strictly confidential, and will help us make the most of our first meeting. There is no charge for your initial consultation.
Thank you for your interest in Always Good Company Home Care!
Always Good Company in Wilmington NC is the premier provider of actively engaged and personalized in-home care. We accept long-term care insurance.
For general inquiries, please email us here.
To schedule your first appointment, please contact us using this form. The information you provide will be kept strictly confidential, and will help us make the most of our first meeting. There is no charge for your initial consultation.
Thank you for your interest in Always Good Company Home Care!
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We are always looking for good companions.
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We accept Long-Term Care Insurance.
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