Bunny's Home Care

From an early age, I knew I would work in healthcare. As a teen, I spent summers working as a pharmacy technician; as a college student, I majored in healthcare administration.

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While earning my master’s degree in business administration with a focus on healthcare, I integrated my professional knowledge into my professional experience. I discovered a knack for efficiency, updating and streamlining outdated and inefficient processes for smoother workflow and better organization. I learned that I relish the challenge of systematic management and planned to put that skill to good use.

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As my career traversed a busy family medicine practice and a large nonprofit organization, I spent countless hours with the senior population in several capacities: on delivery routes, in the pharmacy, as a neighbor, friend, and relative.

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As I encountered these seniors, I grew to deeply appreciate and value their demographic. I connected with them. I related to them. I gained a profound understanding of their world, along with an enormous sense of respect for them. I was privileged to see firsthand how much we stand to gain from relationships with seniors, who have so much to offer when we take the time to appreciate them.

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My relationship with the seniors also revealed an unfortunate truth: as people age, others around them tend to lose respect – rather than achieve it, like I did – and treat them in an unbefitting, patronizing manner.



I decided to find a group of like-minded people to care for our aging population with admiration and love. Fortunately, my daily schedule provided plenty of inspiration for a business in which I’d be able to utilize both my managerial skills and my passion for healthcare, specifically in the senior population.