About Us
The Executive Home Care experience is steeped in understanding of aging, and it comes from a place of genuine compassion for our fellow human being. With every interaction we have with our clients, we express our desire to improve their lives however we can.
We are guided by a unified mission and set of three core values. These principles are communicated throughout our organization, from our home office throughout our network of local caregivers.
The Executive Home Care Mission
We work in a unique industry with unique opportunities to provide meaningful improvement in seniors’ lives. We also realize that this comes with great responsibility.
At Executive Home Care, our mission is to improve quality of life for our clients and their families while focusing on service excellence.
By ‘service excellence’ we don’t just mean showing up every day and meeting client needs. With every client visit, we bring our humanity with us. We view our clients as extensions of our family, and we treat them as if they were part of our own circle of friends.
…because that’s how we would want to be treated.
Service excellence also means delivering a memorable, exceptional experience not just for the senior, but for their family—the ones who think of them often and who want them to live their best life every day.
Our Team
Ryan McBroom and Megan Rearden
Owners of Executive Home Care of Manassas, VA
Meet Ryan McBroom, a professional with a unique blend of athletic experience and academic expertise in exercise and movement. A graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Exercise Psychology, Ryan focuses on the emotional benefits of exercise and the connection between physical and mental well-being. After 11 years playing professional baseball, including a Major League debut with the Kansas City Royals in 2019 and two years in Hiroshima, Japan, Ryan gained a deep appreciation for diverse cultures and people. Now, Ryan is channeling his passion for helping others into the in-home care space, inspired by his family’s experiences with caretakers. He’s dedicated to creating a warm, supportive environment for those in need. Joining him is his girlfriend Megan, a University of South Carolina graduate with a background in real estate.
Megan has traveled with Ryan throughout his baseball career, gaining a broader understanding of different cultures and communities. Megan’s personal experiences with both of her grandmothers in assisted living and memory care homes deeply impacted her. She witnessed firsthand the emotional and physical decline they both faced after leaving their homes, which fueled her commitment to improving the quality of life for others in similar situations. Together, Ryan and Megan are starting a new in-home care venture, committed to providing both physical care and emotional
support to improve lives.
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Our Values
Executive Home Care operates with guidance from three main values: Commitment, Compassion, and Quality of Care.
Our Commitment
Is, firstly, to the safety of our clients. Secondly, we are committed to their comfort and independence as much as is reasonably possible considering their condition and situation.
The Compassion
of our caregivers is what we look for when we hire them. We screen for people who are genuinely driven by a desire to connect with and support others, and it’s this compassion that shines through in their service to our clients.
Quality of Care
Refers to the technical nature of how our caregivers attend to our clients. This is where training and experience matter most. Providing a high quality of care ensures that our clients can relax more, breathe easier, and simply enjoy more of life.
Experience the Difference for Yourself
We realize you have a choice when it comes to arranging for home care for your loved one. We know there are plenty of providers in your area, each with their own unique benefits.
For us, it all comes down to the individual needs of each senior we serve. Putting these needs first is what sets us apart.
To learn more, contact our team today and schedule a visit with a care coordinator in your area.