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History

THE SENIOR WATCH® STORY
 
Senior Watch Inc was founded in 1987 by Jean E. Porter Mowatt, an organizational specialist and Sharon A. O’Brien, SC; RN, PG; BSW, and CG; a nursing instructor and social worker with many years of experience in the care of the elderly.  
 
Mowatt and O’Brien strategized a gerontology-based approach to foster an independent lifestyle for seniors.  Senior Watch has steadily grown since 1987 to include a shift in emphasis toward formal caregiver training and a work term apprentice program.
 
In 1993, Senior Watch founded an Educational Endowment Fund to ensure quality care for the elderly. The fund was established to assist students in their studies in the field of caregiving.  
 
As a result of the efforts of Senior Watch staff several awards were bestowed upon this young company.
 
In 2001 with a new direction in human resources and a long desired employee retention program Senior Watch entered into a full-time Employee in Action - Learn While You Earn Program.  Using the benchmarks of aptitude, performance and attitude as its basis, Senior Watch became a leader in home care services to its clients focusing on both client and employee needs.
 
The Care-Ed Learning College manages the program which allows students to study to be certified Personal Support Workers while being employed throughout their apprenticeship program at Senior Watch Home Care Services.  Public students can participate in the 12 Modules gaining the required skills and knowledge to become a PSW.
 
Senior Watch employs full time professionals and paraprofessionals as well as highly effective support staff, all devoted to finding ways to improve the in-home care process.
 
We proudly welcome you to the Senior Watch team.  We are confident that through our joint efforts and dedication, Senior Watch will continue to make advances in finding new services for our senior community.