James Thorman | Source
James Thorman is General Manager and Senior Vice President of Home Care & Healthcare at A Place for Mom, leading the charge for helping families hire in-home professional caregivers through the company’s network of 3,300 home care agencies. He is on track to grow our Home Care provider network by 5X.
James began his career at A Place for Mom in 2019, working hand in hand with leadership to guide initiatives that enhanced the industry, just when Covid-19 arrived. James led efforts that increased site traffic and conversion, as well as online reviews, bringing more families into senior care through online searches, and helping them make better senior care decisions based on the experiences of others who have found success with senior living.
Prior to A Place for Mom, James was a Case Team Leader with Bain & Co. where he worked on projects with healthcare, pharmaceutical, and private equity clients.
James earned an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a bachelor’s degree from Princeton University.
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"Home care is highly personalized, so costs can vary widely,” Thorman said. “The agency will recommend a plan and an associated hourly rate. Most care agencies have a minimum number of hours requirement to account for costs like transportation and staffing.” (Los Angeles Times)
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“A Place for Mom offers free advice and support for navigating the best senior and in-home options based on needs,” he said. “We connect families with local advisors who can offer personalized guidance and a breakdown of home care.” Home care aides offer a wide range of services that can simplify the day-to-day routine for seniors who prefer to age at home or who aren’t ready for transition to senior living, he said. (Los Angeles Times)
