Soaring Eagles Home Care

Soaring Eagles Home Care Soaring Eagles is a home care agency providing personal care attendant services to all nationalities.

We are a home care agency providing personal care attendant services to all nationalities of people throughout Arizona and New Mexico. We are committed to providing culturally sensitive care to all applicable individuals. We are honored to identify the needs and concerns of our Native American clientele, as well as clients from other communities and to serve our elders and clients, with respect, sensitivity and compassion. Our mission is to "Honor Those We Serve" and we are committed to offering families a superior in-home care experience through needed aid and support. Our priority is you and your family, and we will communicate honestly, patiently, and with the utmost compassion.

Happy Hmong New Year!This weekend, Minnesota comes together for the annual Hmong New Year Celebration at the Saint Paul ...
11/28/2025

Happy Hmong New Year!
This weekend, Minnesota comes together for the annual Hmong New Year Celebration at the Saint Paul RiverCentre. Enjoy a vibrant three-day gathering filled with traditional dance, music, crafts, vendors, and community pride.

At Circle of Life Home Care and Soaring Eagles Home Care, we are honored to support our Hmong clients, caregivers, and families who enrich our communities with their culture, history, and resilience.
We celebrate with you as you welcome the new year with hope, renewal, and unity.

November 29–30, 2025
8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Saint Paul RiverCentre, 175 Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul, MN

Wishing everyone a joyful and meaningful Hmong New Year celebration!

On the clock and off the clock, our team cares for our communities!At the heart of Circle of Life Home Care and Soaring ...
11/26/2025

On the clock and off the clock, our team cares for our communities!

At the heart of Circle of Life Home Care and Soaring Eagles Home Care's mission is a simple truth: honoring those we serve. This year’s annual Food Drive shows that mission in action. From donating food to organizing collections, our employees bring heart, dedication, and care to the communities we serve.
We are so grateful and offer a huge thank you to every team member for making a real difference. Your efforts remind us all of the power in giving back and the importance of honoring every family and community we serve.

Our offices will be closed on November 27th and 28th in observance of Thanksgiving. We will reopen on Monday, December 1...
11/26/2025

Our offices will be closed on November 27th and 28th in observance of Thanksgiving.
We will reopen on Monday, December 1st.
Wishing you a wonderful holiday filled with family, friends, gratitude, and safe travels.
Thank you, and enjoy the long weekend!

Honoring Our Founder, Pat YagerOur company began with one powerful vision from our founder, Pat Yager: that every person...
11/26/2025

Honoring Our Founder, Pat Yager
Our company began with one powerful vision from our founder, Pat Yager: that every person deserves care rooted in dignity, respect, and culture. True well-being starts in the home and community that shapes a person’s daily life.
Pat started this mission with almost nothing. She ran the company out of the trunk of her car, traveling from place to place to understand what people truly needed. When someone asked for her business card, she wrote her phone number on a matchbook. From those humble beginnings, her vision grew into something far bigger: a commitment to “Honor and Serve” in every community we touch.
As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we look back on where our story began and the communities that helped shape our mission. Pat’s work started in Indian Country, and the strength and teachings of Native people helped build who we are today. Honoring Native heritage means honoring our foundation and the values that still guide us. Today, we honor our beginnings.
Tomorrow, we carry Pat’s vision forward, boundless, inclusive, and rooted in respect for all people.
Miigwech, Pat, for guiding our steps and giving us a path worth walking.

Health begins at home and in the places where families come together, where elders are respected, and where culture is p...
11/24/2025

Health begins at home and in the places where families come together, where elders are respected, and where culture is part of daily life. This idea is at the center of our work and guides how we support the community.

We were proud to continue our support by joining Native Rise, an event meant to lift up Indigenous families, culture, and voices. Fourteen of our team members took part

“Health comes from belonging, culture, safety, and the everyday support people have,” said Melonie Simon, Marketing and Events Coordinator for Circle of Life. “When we stand with the community at events like Native Rise, our impact reaches far beyond direct care.”

“We are thankful for the team members who truly care about this work,” Simon added. “Seeing our staff show up for Native Rise with such dedication reminds us why our mission matters and why being present in the community is just as important as the care we give each day.”

Research shows that formal services are only part of long-term well-being. Community connection, cultural identity, and stability form the base of strong health. By supporting Native Rise, we can help build that base so Indigenous families, caregivers, and elders have what they need to stay safe and to thrive.

At the heart of Circle of Life Home Care's mission is a simple truth: honoring those we serve. Today, that commitment to...
11/19/2025

At the heart of Circle of Life Home Care's mission is a simple truth: honoring those we serve. Today, that commitment took on even deeper meaning.
We are proud to be partnering with Interfaith Action of Greater Saint Paul’s Department of Indian Work by hosting a food drive at our corporate office. Interfaith brings together diverse faith and spiritual communities to create lasting change. During our visit to their “Super Shelf” food shelf today, we witnessed the impact of their work up close; an impact that is rooted in dignity, cultural respect, and community strength.
The Department of Indian Work provides far more than food. They offer health education, youth enrichment, economic mobility support, and emergency resources for American Indian families, meeting needs in ways that are culturally grounded and forward-focused. In 2024, their team distributed more than 342,000 pounds of culturally specific food, ensuring families have access to nourishment that reflects their traditions and identities.
Standing in that space today was a reminder that meaningful change happens when organizations come together with shared purpose. I am honored that we will be part of this mission in 2025.

The pride of the Crow Nation shines through every song, every dance, and every dazzling piece of beadwork.The Crow Tribe...
11/18/2025

The pride of the Crow Nation shines through every song, every dance, and every dazzling piece of beadwork.
The Crow Tribe is one of the few Nations today where the Crow language is not only still spoken, but actively taught in both elementary and high schools—a powerful continuation of culture, identity, and generational strength.

From the vibrant regalia to the breathtaking grand entries, every moment at Crow Fair reflects a deep respect for tradition and a celebration of who the Crow people are. It’s an honor to witness and learn from a Nation so deeply rooted in its heritage and so committed to preserving it for future generations. We are honored to be able to support our clients, their caregivers, our staff and the community.

Have you seen the Northern Lights over the past few nights?They’ve been putting on an incredible show! If you were lucky...
11/14/2025

Have you seen the Northern Lights over the past few nights?
They’ve been putting on an incredible show!
If you were lucky enough to catch them, share your photos in the comments — we’d love to see the beauty through your eyes!

We’re excited to introduce you to Niganni Ma’iingan, whose Spirit name means Leading Wolf. Her given name is Geri Goodwi...
11/13/2025

We’re excited to introduce you to Niganni Ma’iingan, whose Spirit name means Leading Wolf. Her given name is Geri Goodwin, and she’s been part of our team since October 2017. As one of our dedicated office staff members, Geri brings deep compassion, skill, and heart to every client and PCA visit.
Geri reminds us that caring for others isn’t something you learn from a textbook — it comes from your heart and soul. We’re so grateful to have her as part of our One Circle family. 💙

To all of our Veterans — near and far, with us today and those we hold in our hearts — you are deeply missed, forever ho...
11/11/2025

To all of our Veterans — near and far, with us today and those we hold in our hearts — you are deeply missed, forever honored, and never forgotten.
Today and every day, we thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and service.
To our Veteran caregivers, clients, and staff, your continued dedication and example inspire us all. It is truly an honor to support and work alongside you.
Service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off — it simply takes on new forms. ❤️🤍💙

Address

4100 Lexington Avenue N, Suite 150
Phoenix, AZ
55126

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30am
Tuesday 8am - 4:30am
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16022747030

Website

http://www.circleoflifehomecare.net/

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