ACP- Advantage Caregiver Plus, LLC

Are You the One We Can Count On? ...

This position is perfect for caregivers who:
Enjoy flexible, on-call opportunities.
Can respond to last-minute care needs.
Want to earn extra income while making a meaningful impact.

Take pride in being reliable and compassionate.
When a client needs assistance unexpectedly, you could be the reason they remain safe, comfortable, and cared for. Your willingness to answer the call can bring peace of mind to families during some of their most important moments.

What We Need:
✔️Must pass Background Screen
✔️Must pass Drug Screen
✔️Must pass Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) check
✔️Must have Liability Insurance (State Law)
✔️21 years or older
✔️Previous Caregiver or CNA Experience
✔ Must be available for short-notice assignments.
✔ Must be able to report to work within one (1) hour (depending on your location and travel time).
✔ Professional, dependable, and compassionate attitude.
✔ Passion for serving seniors and individuals with disabilities.

Why Join ACP?
💙 Flexible on-call opportunities
💙 Supportive team environment
💙 Meaningful, rewarding work
💙 Make a difference in someone's life every day

When others can't... YOU CAN.
If you're ready to be the caregiver families can depend on when it matters most, we want to hear from you today!

📞 Call or Text: 256-800-7605
Advantage Caregiver Plus, LLC "Where your needs are met." Be the care they need—when they need you most.

Let's talk about- ELDERLY SAFETY AWARENESS:

"Protecting our elderly is more than an act of kindness—it is a commitment to honoring those who have spent a lifetime caring for others." ~LaMyra Matthews/ACP- Advantage Caregiver Plus, LLC

Every older adult deserves to live with dignity, safety, and respect. Unfortunately, many seniors are at risk of wandering, becoming lost, neglect, abuse, scams, and medical emergencies. Families, caregivers, neighbors, and communities all play an important role in protecting our elderly population.

Ways to Help Keep Seniors Safe:

Check on elderly family members and neighbors regularly.

Encourage daily communication with loved ones.
Keep a current photo and updated medical information readily available.

Ensure medications are taken as prescribed.

Watch for signs of confusion, memory loss, or wandering.

Report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation immediately.

Make sure homes are free of fall hazards and have working smoke detectors.

Safety Items That Can Save Lives:

Medical Alert Bracelets or Necklaces with the person's name, medical conditions, allergies, and emergency contacts.

Medical ID Wallet Cards that list medications, diagnoses, physician information, and emergency contacts.

GPS Tracking Devices (bracelets, watches, shoe inserts, or pendants) for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia who may wander.

Medical Alert Systems with emergency call buttons that connect users to 24/7 assistance.

Cell Phones with Emergency SOS Features programmed with important contacts.

Smart Watches with fall detection, GPS, and emergency calling capabilities.

Door and Window Alarms to alert caregivers if someone leaves the home unexpectedly.

Medication Reminder Devices to help prevent missed or incorrect doses.

Emergency Information Packets placed in a visible location for first responders.

If a Loved One Goes Missing:

Do not wait. Contact local law enforcement immediately.

Notify family members, neighbors, caregivers, and nearby hospitals.

Share a recent photograph and provide any known medical conditions, medications, or places the individual may visit.

Together We Can Make a Difference:

Protecting our elderly is a shared responsibility.

A simple visit, phone call, or wellness check could save a life.

By staying informed, prepared, and connected, we can help ensure our seniors remain safe, valued, and cared for.

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On behalf of ACP Advantage Caregiver Plus, LLC, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Jilayne Russell- Information Systems Clinical Analyst RN, of Decatur Morgan Hospital (DMH) for her generous donation of adult briefs and pads.

These much-needed supplies were donated to Decatur Health and Rehab in Decatur, Alabama, to help support the needs of their residents.

We truly appreciate your kindness, generosity, and commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of the elderly and disabled within our community.

Interested in donating?
Individuals who would like to donate items to benefit the elderly or disabled may contact:

LaMyra Matthews, Owner
ACP Advantage Caregiver Plus, LLC
256-800-7605
Tuesday–Thursday | 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Thank you for helping us continue to support and uplift those in need within our community.

Tips on how to financially prepare to remain in the confront of your own home as you age.

To financially prepare to age in place, you should inventory retirement assets, build dedicated long-term care savings, and secure long-term care insurance.

Planning also means calculating future maintenance, property taxes, and home modifications for accessibility.

Plan for In-Home Care Costs: Medicare typically does not cover long-term custodial care (help with daily living activities like bathing or dressing). With in-home care agencies often running $16 to $28+ per hour, consider purchasing dedicated Long-Term Care Insurance or a hybrid life insurance policy while you are in your 50s or 60s.

Budget for Home Modifications: Making your home safe (e.g., adding grab bars, walk-in showers, or ramps) can cost between a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Look into local resources like the Alabama Department of Senior Services to find area agencies that offer local assistance programs or grants for home modifications.

Utilize Home Equity Wisely: If your mortgage is paid off, you can tap into home equity to cover future care needs. Options include a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) or a HUD Reverse Mortgage, which allows you to receive cash from your home's equity without a monthly loan payment (as long as you live in the home).

Explore Veteran Benefits: If you are a wartime veteran or a surviving spouse, you may be eligible for the VA Aid and Attendance benefit. This offers substantial monthly financial assistance that can be applied to in-home caregiving expenses.

It requires taking these proactive steps to ensure your funds stretch across your later years.

This serves as a tool for informational purposes only. For more information contact your County's Governments Agency on Aging.

Decatur, Morgan County residents contact the North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG), which serves as Decatur's Area Agency on Aging.

Use the Eldercare Locator to find case management and community support, and utilize the AARP HomeFit Guide to make accessibility modifications to your house.

Highly effective resources to assist with your planning:

1. Local Support & Case Management NARCOG Area Agency on Aging: Located at 216 Jackson St SE in Decatur, they connect you directly to aging and disability resources, Medicare counseling (SHIP), and caregiver support. Call them directly using their NARCOG Contact Page.

Morgan County Commission on Aging: Based out of the Morgan County Courthouse on Lee St NE, this commission coordinates senior centers, home-delivered meals, and transit services.

2. Home Safety & Modifications U.S. HUD Older Adult Home Modification Program:

Funds non-profit organizations nationwide to retrofit and make structural accessibility changes to the homes of adults aged 62 and older.

Habitat for Humanity Aging in Place:

Local affiliates often evaluate individual needs and provide critical home modifications to help older adults preserve their independence.

3. Financial & Legal Planning NCOA. Use Your Home to Stay at Home:

The National Council on Aging Guide covers government programs, using your house as a financial resource, and loans.

Senior Legal Services (via NARCOG): Provides legal assistance for seniors to help with essential documents like Powers of Attorney and simple wills.

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