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The acquisition by Family Tree brings together an industry-leading caregiver educator and trainer in HomeCare of the Rockies and an award-winning high touch, concierge operator in Family Tree In-Home Care.
The vision for the combined team is to both unite and elevate two premier operators as the unequivocal top choice in home care for seniors and their families in the Denver Metro Area and Boulder County.Management and their teams at both companies will work in unison to help families navigate aging, illness, and disability in Colorado.
"We have consistently pursued partnership with Colorado’s elite home care operators, and we could not be more proud to now work alongside Sandi McCanna and her team at HomeCare of the Rockies,” stated Daniel Gottschalk, President of Family Tree and Genova Health.
“We have always held HomeCare of the Rockies in the highest esteem due to its reputation, caliber of care, and community involvement.”“We are proud to be a part of the legacy of HomeCare of the Rockies, a company that has set the bar for caregiver training and quality home care services in Boulder County for the better part of the last decade," stated Alex Bonetti, CEO of Family Tree and Genova Health.
"“Since inception, HomeCare of the Rockies focused on superior caregiver training in order to stand out as Boulder County’s employer of choice for professional caregivers,“ said Sandi McCann, Founder and  President of HomeCare of the Rockies.
I’m proud to unite with Family Tree, a company that shares our values, and continue the legacy we envisioned when we formed HomeCare of the Rockies in 2012.”Boulder County is expected to see a 33% increase in overall population over the next 30 years, and a 244% increase in the 80+ population over that same period.