Our Current Caregiver Spotlight Recipient is: MaryAnn Bogart
MaryAnn joined Touching Hearts at Home this past April as a brand new caregiver with limited experience. Over the past 6 months, she has grown tremendously in her skills and has become a strong addition to our care team that can work with any level of care. She has an outgoing personality while wearing a constant smile. Her clients thoroughly enjoy her presence and think she’s wonderful!
Thank you MaryAnn for making a significant contribution to the care we provide and keeping our clients happy by being such a bright spot in their day!
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