Introduction to Home Care is a comprehensive and practical resource designed for individuals entering or advancing in the field of home care. This guide offers a thorough overview of the essential principles, professional standards, and core responsibilities that define the role of a home care worker. Whether you´re a new caregiver seeking foundational knowledge or an experienced professional aiming to refine your skills, this book provides the tools needed to deliver safe, compassionate, and client-centered care in a home setting. The book begins by exploring the nature and goals of home care, focusing on the importance of the caregiver-client relationship and the values that support high-quality service delivery. Readers will gain a clear understanding of the various roles involved in home care, including those of both providers and recipients, and how these roles contribute to the overall care environment. Through clearly organized sections, the book highlights the essential qualities, responsibilities, and professional expectations of home care workers. Topics include ethical service, personal boundaries, safety standards, effective communication, and promoting client independence. It also addresses practical strategies for managing care plans, maintaining infection control, and responding to clients’ changing needs. With its emphasis on professionalism, empathy, and best practices, Introduction to Home Care serves as both a learning tool and a reference guide, equipping caregivers with the confidence and competence to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those they serve.