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Meet the Team
Ken Kulig
Ken is a Home Health Aide with the American Caregiver Association. As someone who is experienced as a Home Health Aide and familiar with the caregiver community, Ken will ensure a thorough care experience for your loved one. Ken has dedicated much time to understanding fall prevention by attending the 8-week, award-winning workshop “A Matter of Balance” which was developed at Boston University. Ken is trained in First Aid, CPR, and AED by the American Red Cross and American Heart Association. Ken received his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Grove City College and his Master of Divinity from Trinity International University. Ken is happily married to his wife Savannah and they look forward to providing you with the best care possible in North Jersey.
Savannah Kulig
Savannah is a data technology professional who has experience working with a variety of science and healthcare companies including a Fortune 500 company, a startup in the analytical chemistry space, and a company new to drug and immunotherapy commercialization. Savannah balances her professional capacities with a strong humanitarian drive which has seen her partake in several faith-based mission trips to a variety of countries across the world such as Uganda, Kenya, Ecuador, Belize, and Mozambique. During those times, Savannah cared for people in need.
Savannah received her Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology from Grove City College. Savannah is happily married to her husband Ken and they look forward to providing you with the best care possible in North Jersey.
Philosophy
The Best Care Possible At Home In North Jersey.
We started this business committed to serving our stakeholders – the elderly, their families, and our caregivers.
Our mission is to provide the industry's highest quality senior care.
We believe in comfort, security, and dignity for all those who cannot take care of themselves. We listen when our Christian faith instructs us to, “Stand up in the presence of the aged, show respect for the elderly….” Part of this encouragement is to recognize that the elderly have much to offer us. We have much to learn from their experiences and in their companionship.