The Heart of Sheridan Care: Our Story

In the beginning of 2001, Sheridan Care was born — not just as an organization, but as a genuine commitment to the wonderful community in the Greater Los Angeles area. From our very first day, our mission was not merely to offer assistance but to extend life-enhancing, soul-nourishing care.

Susan Sheridan Dost

Our Caregivers, Our Family

We sought to build caregivers who were more than employees — they were part of our larger family, deeply committed to their vocation. Mentored and supported within our team, they are the core of Sheridan, making it possible for our clients to experience the warmth and familiarity that only a home can offer, through the years.

A Journey of Love and Growth

From just one committed caregiver to a thriving family of over 150, the journey of Sheridan is a reflection of the mutual care and professionalism of our team. Yet, this amazing growth wouldn't have been possible without the powerful example drawn from Susan’s family legacy.


Legacy in Every Touch

Hellen Sheridan

Our name — Sheridan — is more than just a title; it’s a honor to two inspiring women, Helen Sheridan and Sara Sheridan Dost, whose values represent the standards we hold dear. Susan’s beloved grandmother built a homestead in Michigan that became the fertile ground where generations were grown with love. It’s her indomitable work ethic and natural entrepreneurial spirit that still inspire into every aspect of our service.

Every day, the legacy of wise, devoted women like Helen and Sara inspires our determination to offer outstanding service. It’s this lasting foundation of family, history, and unyielding dedication that guides Sheridan Care today, driving us to touch lives, lift spirits, 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 — rooted in history, driven by kindness, and inspired by purpose. And so, our souls remain ever kind, ever faithful, to being there for you. Our caregivers are deeply dedicated, well-trained, and thoughtfully chosen individuals. Most importantly, they are reliable, kind, and empathetic people. We choose only the people that we would want taking care of our own loved ones.