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Prospero Health

www.prospero-health.com

 
At Prospero, we believe a person`s care should be determined by preference, not dictated by their medical condition. That`s why we are building a new kind of healthcare company, providing loving care and support for a growing population of people and their families facing serious illness. The rising challenge for people and their families, the healthcare system, and our country is significant, and that`s why we must meet it head on by hiring the best people with a heart for service. At Prospero, we empower people to live their best lives now with loving and compassionate home-based care and support.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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