Shop by State: Which Home Care Startup Bundle Do You Need?
Every state sets its own rules for non-medical home care agencies that provide personal care with employees. The one question that decides which startup bundle you need is: does your state require a home care license?
Step 1: Is your state regulated?
- Regulated state: you need a state license, a state-specific policy and procedure manual, and usually an inspection before you can serve clients.
- Non-regulated state: no state home care license, but you still need a registered business, insurance and professional policies and forms.
Not sure? Find your state in the list below. Each free guide explains your state's license, the agency that issues it, and what to prepare.
Step 2: Choose your bundle
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Non-Regulated State BundleA general, all-state policy and procedure manual you edit yourself, plus 250+ client, employee and administrative templates. Instant download. |
Regulated State BundleA policy and procedure manual written for your state and your agency by Danielle, delivered in about 1–2 weeks with one revision after state review, plus the full library of 250+ templates. |
Both bundles include Microsoft Word, Excel and Adobe PDF files. Business verification is required before release. See how downloads and editing work.
Free state startup guides
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