Village Caregiving, LLC
Kate Colclough currently serves as the VP of Licensing and Credentialing and Director of Compliance at Village Caregiving, LLC, since August 2023. Previously, Kate worked as a Senior Law Clerk at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough from September 2022 to April 2023, where extensive legal research and drafting of legal documents were conducted while managing a significant caseload. Kate's legal education includes serving as a Student Attorney at West Virginia University College of Law, where real-client cases were handled in a law clinic, and experience as a Summer Associate at Dixon Law Office. Kate obtained a Doctor of Law (JD) from West Virginia University College of Law in May 2022, and a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from Marshall University in May 2019, coupled with various roles during academic tenure, including Resident Assistant and Research Assistant.
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Village Caregiving, LLC
Village Caregiving is a privately held, non-medical home healthcare agency with locations in multiple states. Our company is bonded and insured. The owners are West Virginia natives who have deep Appalachian roots. Our company is proud to say that many of our clients come to us through word of mouth. We realize that each one of our clients is a part of someone’s family, which is precisely why our caregivers treat them like family. We started with common sense principles, and we continue to operate by them. It means a great deal to us that you trust us with your loved ones, so we will protect and shelter them. Caregivers regularly handle the following tasks: Routine housework. Planning, cooking, and serving meals. Monitoring and motivating regular diet plans [including assistance with eating/feeding]. Transporting clients to social activities and appointments. Running errands and shopping with and/or for clients. Assisting with mail. Providing respite care for family members. Serving as companions and participating in socialization activities. Caring for pets. Assisting with grooming and hygiene/toilet needs. Supervising or assisting with bathing. Assisting with dressing and undressing. Assisting with mobilization needs such as turning, transferring, exercising, and walking. Assisting with self-administered medication(s). MORE THAN ANYTHING – Keeping your loved one safe and comfortable at home.