The Story Behind Sheridan Care

In the beginning of the year 2001, Sheridan Care was born — not just as a service, but as a deeply rooted dedication to the caring community in the Greater Los Angeles area. From our very first day, our focus was not merely to offer assistance but to give life-enhancing, soul-nourishing care.

Caregivers as Family

We sought to build caregivers who were more than workers — they were part of our close-knit family, deeply dedicated to their purpose. Trained and encouraged within our team, they are the soul of Sheridan, making it possible for our clients to enjoy the joy and connection that only a home can offer, year after year.

A Path Built on Love and Dedication

From just one dedicated caregiver to a thriving family of over 150, the growth of Sheridan is a testament to the collective love and experience of our team. Yet, this amazing growth wouldn't have been possible without the enduring inspiration drawn from Susan’s family legacy.

Legacy in Every Touch

Our name — Sheridan — is more than just a name; it’s a tribute to two extraordinary women, Helen Sheridan and Sara Sheridan Dost, whose spirits epitomize the ideals we hold dear. Susan’s grandmother built a homestead in Michigan that became the foundation where generations were lovingly raised. It’s her unwavering determination and natural entrepreneurial spirit that keep motivating into every part of our service.

Every day, the example of powerful, caring women like Helen and Sara inspires our resolve to offer outstanding service. It’s this deep heritage of family, history, and enduring devotion that guides Sheridan Care today, motivating us to change lives, brighten days, and keep home full of love and security — for all the beloved times yet to come.

We’re not just a team; we're a community — anchored in heritage, driven by kindness, and driven by the love of what we do. And so, our hearts remain ever kind, ever devoted, to supporting your family. Our caregivers are wholeheartedly engaged, well-trained, and meticulously screened individuals. Most importantly, they are trustworthy, warm, and empathetic people. We select only the individuals that we would want caring for our own family.