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Excellence in Family Centered Care

At Family inHome Caregiving, we believe that seniors deserve to maintain their independence and quality of life as long as possible. We also believe that sensitive, respectful, completely personalized care services are the key to achieving that.

Family inHome Caregiving goes beyond helping clients with day-to-day chores and Activities of Daily Living. We focus on healthy lifestyle factors like nutritious food, exercise, and a clean, comforting environment.

We know our clients’ care team is like an extension of their family. Therefore, our Home Care Aides are meticulously screened, and each client is matched with the caregiver that will best suit their needs and personality.

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ABOUT FIHC PRESIDENT

Richard Kuehn

When his beloved grandmother moved in with him, and for the five years he cared for her as she progressed from beginning to advanced stages of Alzheimer’s, he knew he needed to provide that same exceptional quality of care for others. He saw a need for an in-home caregiving service that treated clients like family and established Family inHome Caregiving in 2010.
Aside from his total commitment to Family inHome Caregiving’s clients, Richard has a long history of advocating for and supporting seniors throughout the Monterey area. In 2011, Richard formed the nonprofit Hands to Help Seniors. Through active fundraising, the organization has addressed a wide range of needs, such as helping homeless women with first month’s rent and security deposit, removing black mold from a woman’s roof, and helping fund peoples’ bridges and dentures. The organization’s five-member board, including Richard, oversees the disbursement of funds to low-income seniors.

Richard is also a member of a number of local boards, advising on aging issues and ensuring that seniors’ needs are represented:

He represents District 5 of the Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council and serves as the Council Chairperson.

He was appointed by the Monterey County Board of Supervisors to advise the board on aging issues.

Richard serves on the advisory council for In-Home Support Services, currently serving as Vice-chair. His main role is to help translate and communicate governmental policy and procedure changes.

He is a Board Member of the AAA Council of California (TACC), representing Monterey County at the state level in Sacramento. TACC represents the 33 Area Agencies on Aging Advisory Councils. The mission of TACC is to promote communication and collaboration among local advisory councils and key state partners.

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