Our Team

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Our Team

At Your Service 24/7 in Huntsville, AL

The need for in-home senior care services doesn't always arise between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on a weekday. That's why our team stands ready to serve you any day of the week, at any hour of the day or night. You can always reach us by phone at (256) 883-3080 to get help setting up home care for a family member.

We have come together as a group of dedicated professionals to deliver a home care solution that meets your needs. We employ trained, screened and bonded CareProfessional ​​to serve your family's senior loved one with compassion and devotion.

Intake Coordinator/Marketing Assistant

Kim started with Home Instead in 2016 as a receptionist and now currently works as the Intake Coordinator and Marketing Assistant. Kim loves spending time with her husband and two sons.

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Finance Assistant

Bonnie has been with Home Instead Senior Care since 2013. She started out as a part-time receptionist, the transitioned into a full-time Finance Assistant in 2014. Bonnie primarily works with billing, CAREGiver payroll, and Long Term Care insurance. Bonnie will also make home visits to assist clients with paperwork when needed. She loves to share ideas and resources to those in the community to assist with the care of their aging family members.

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Human Resources Assistant

Leila started at Home Instead in the Human Resources Department in 2014. As a Human Resources Assistant, she helps to bring in new CAREGivers to the Home Instead team. Along with going out to campuses and career centers to recruit new employees, Leila is also assists in interviewing potential employees and teaching the Orientation classes for new CAREGivers. She enjoys meeting new CAREGivers and getting to know them as individuals. Leila has taken care of several of her family members over the years. In her spare time, she enjoys going to yoga and kickboxing classes.

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Service Coordinator Team Lead

​Dionne began working with Home Instead as a Human Resources Assistant, where she dedicated 2 years to hiring, training, and retaining our wonderful CAREGivers. In 2009, Dionne decided to attend school full time and obtain her Bachelor's degree in Human Resources Management. After graduating, she returned to Home Instead in 2012 and has since worked as an On-Call Coordinator and Service Coordinator. Now, Dionne uses her years of experience to serve as our Service Coordinator Team Lead. She has a strong customer service background and is a natural people person. She has a way with connecting to people and immediately calming any situation. Working at Home Instead is gratifying to Dionne because it allows her to help families in need, as well as build relationships with CAREGivers. She truly believes in our mission and her goal is to provide a peace of mind to the families we serve.

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Service Coordinator

Emma originally came on to the Home Instead team as a CAREGiver, but it did not take her long to shine as one of our best. She can walk into any situation and quickly have things under control. Emma is calm and organized. Combining this with her caregiving experience makes her the ideal CAREGiver Commando. She knows that it is always important to treat others the way you want to be treated. This helps her work with both clients and CAREGivers. Emma enjoys helping others by serving as a mentor for other CAREGivers and providing our clients and families with peace of mind.

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Client Care Coordinator Lead

Vanessa started with Home Instead in 2010 as a CAREGiver. She always found a way to go above and beyond for her clients and even helped pull extra shifts for staffing. In​ 2012, she was promoted to our Client Care Department and she is now the Team Lead. She makes it her personal mission to ensure the safety of our clients and CAREGivers. Many times, Vanessa is the solution to a hopeless situation. She assesses our clients and their needs and not only develops a plan of care to physically provide for them but emotionally as well. She forms a bond with our clients and their families that stretch even states away. Our clients' families trust Vanessa and appreciate her advice for the best care solutions and the newest and safest products to make our clients' lives easier.

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Director of Marketing

Missy has 22 years of experience across a wide spectrum of the healthcare industry. She leverages her knowledge and experience to represent Home Instead Senior Care as your go-to expert to provide the community with solutions to their aging needs.

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Finance Manager

Since 2002, LaTonya Cunningham has worn many hats with the Huntsville office. She started her Home Instead Senior Care career as a CAREGiver and worked her way into the office in 2006. She currently serves as Finance Manager in our Billing and Payroll Department. She manages two assistants who strive to provide the best quality of services to our clients and CAREGivers. Her commitment and dedication to Home Instead demonstrates a great passion that she has for seniors in our community.

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Director of Operations

After starting as a CAREGiver in April 2009, Hannah found her way into the office and has built her career working in multiple departments. She is currently the Director of Operations and loves being a listening ear and guiding hand, both clients and CAREGivers. She has 10 years' experience in the healthcare field and has been a Certified Senior Advisor since October 2011. Using her knowledge and personal experience, Hannah serves as a mentor for our clients and their families during such a critical decision making process. She has made a complete career change in order to fulfill, what she feels, is her purpose in life and that is to make a difference in the lives of those who have given us so much. For Hannah, "To Us It's Personal" is more than just a tagline.

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Franchise Owner

To us, it is personal. Owners Bob and Joyce Brasher have faced decisions that you are currently facing. Bob, losing a father to Alzheimers Disease, understands the importance of a caregiver who understood the disease and could work with his mom as she struggled to accept someone else coming into her home. When Joyce began providing care for her father who was diagnosed with a multitude of health problems she realized she would need help. Her mother would not be able to care for him around the clock and stay well herself. Living out of town, Joyce had to place her trust in caregivers outside of family members. They recognize the importance and inner struggle of a changing role from daughter/son to care provider.

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