Ohana in Home Care

Questions to ask before you hire

• What is the hourly rate, and is there a minimum number of hours per visit?
• Are caregivers your employees, with background checks and the state Home Care Aide registration?
• Can we meet the caregiver first, and what happens if they are sick?
• Do you accept long-term care insurance, and will you handle the paperwork?
• How do you supervise caregivers and handle complaints?

License on file

License type

Home Care Organization (HCO), licensed by the California Department of Social Services

What it means

Non-medical help at home: personal care, meals, errands, companionship. Caregivers must be on the state Home Care Aide registry.

License number

334700227

Licensed since

Aug 27, 2024

Source: California Department of Social Services, Home Care Services Bureau, rows dated May 25, 2025.

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