You already have the skills to make a meaningful difference.
Consistent projects. Clean approvals. Fast payment. And work that actually makes a difference in the homes and communities you already serve.
Broaden your scope
and join our network
Eliminate the hassle of looking for jobs. We do the administrative work, you do what you do best — provide home modifications. Contractors who work with Rosarium say the process is easy and the team is very helpful. Referrals come to you; you don’t chase them. Approvals are handled before the project starts. Scopes are defined before you arrive on site. Payment is fast and reliable after project completion.
Expand your scope and help individuals remain in their homes, and out of institutions.
What you need
A valid contractor’s license, the appropriate insurance, solid craftsmanship, and reliability.
How it works
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Complete the application
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Go through the credentialing process and sign the contract
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Complete the onboarding process
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Begin to receive referrals
What health conditions
look like as a job
Become a contractor
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Dementia
A person living with dementia and their loved ones face many challenges, but the most important is home safety and accessibility. The assessment for someone with dementia has added focus including fire safety, having the proper locks and proper lighting. Accessibility needs to become more prevalent as the disease progresses and anticipate future modifications needs.
- Electrical Carpentry
- Finishes Construction
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Asthma
Asthma is one of the leading drivers of pediatric hospitalizations, and many things in the home environment are triggers for an asthma attack. Cigarette smoke, mold, animal dander, dust and pests are some of the primary triggers. Modifications may be different for this population and may include carpet removal, pest control, ventilation and HVAC filters, as well as repair of holes in the wall and services to remediate mold.
- Ventilation Construction
- Windows/Doors Flooring
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Mobility conditions
As our population ages, mobility conditions become the number one cause of falls. Changes in balance, strength and coordination require assessment for both safety and accessibility conditions. This creates the need for ramps, bathroom modifications, door widening to accommodate a wheelchair, and other changes, allowing individuals to remain in their home. The need for knowledgeable contractors to do this work is exploding and provides great opportunity to help those who need it the most.
- Construction Carpentry
- Flooring Bathroom
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Health network
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