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I am in need of in-home care for my father. I am exhausted and need a break. I have talked to Fidelta. They are $50.00 an hour. Has anyone on this forum used them? They are based out of the Northwest. Thank you.

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I think $50 is steep. For that you probably will only get a CNA. That person will get a fraction of that $50. Is Dad low income, maybe you can get help thru Medicaid? I would call your local Office of Aging. They be able to help you find a cheaper option.
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First, and this is not a criticism, just a caution.  I checked out "Fidelta"; it's a European corporation.  Than I checked Fedelta: bingo.

https://www.fedeltahomecare.com/

This one claims to be locally owned and operated.  That could make a big difference in its approach, control, standards, and staff.

You might want to check out its LinkedIn profile:

https://www.fedeltahomecare.com/

I realize you want specific experience, but if no one here is able to provide actual experience, I'd try to get as much info as I could online from branching out and checking other sources, such as GlassDoor (reports by workers).   

https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Employee-Review-Fedelta-Home-Care-RVW38812858.htm

You can also contact your local Ombudsperson and inquire whether there have been any complaints.  Medicare used to list inspection issues; I'm not sure if it still does.

You could also ask the company for references; I rather doubt that they'd give any, given privacy concerns.  But their response might indicate whether or not they would even be amenable to background questions.

Personally, I think $50/hour is in the realm of greed and exploitation of a vulnerable population.
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