James Rudolph has been involved in Comfort Keepers from its inception and has risen from being a caregiver to scheduler to General Manager. He has served in virtually every position within the organization. Jim is responsible for all aspects of the operation. He is especially wonderful with elders and possesses an innate ability to communicate with them and secure their respect. Jim provides strategic and dynamic leadership through proper planning, team development and management direction. He also ensures client satisfaction with all aspects of the care giving process, ensuring that Comfort Keepers of Madison meets and exceeds the requirements set forth in its mission and vision statements. Whether it is companionship home care or personal care, Jim makes sure it gets done well. He is also a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) and a member of the Society of Certified Senior Advisors.

My name is Mike Wright, I'm the director of operations for Comfort Keepers. I'm also the direct supervisor for the client care coordinator, the scheduler and all of our wonderful staff. Basically what that means is is that anytime there is an issue or concern I make sure that it's handled in a timely, professional manner. I have a family; I have a beautiful wife, Jennifer, outstanding son, Evan, and an amazing dog named Ozzie who is more like a shadow. As far as recreational stuff, I'm really into sports. I play softball in summer, I'm an avid football watcher, Packers and Brewers. What I really love about working at Comfort Keepers is the opportunity to make a positive impact in people's lives, you know just the people in our community that we

Stephen P. Rudolph, FACHE, is a board certified health care executive and a Fellow in the American College of Health Care Executives (FACHE). He has nearly thirty years in the health care management field with operational and sales experience in hospitals, health care associations, clinics, HMOs, PPOs and insurance companies. He has been the Chief Operating Officer of a statewide insurance company, helped start up and operate one of the first HMOs in Dane County and has served as Vice President, Corporate Business Development Sales and Service at the state’s largest PPO. He is an active health care and insurance consultant. He has a Master’s Degree in Health Care Administration from George Washington University in Washington DC and has been a licensed Nursing Home Administrator since 1975. He is also a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) and a member of the Society of Certified Senior Advisors.

My name is Darian Dalsen, I'm the external care coordinator at Comfort Keepers. My responsibility is to help families be able to set up services for in-home care. What we end up doing is creating a plan of care that's unique to them based upon what their needs are so it's my job to be able to see and really identify where those needs are and then create a plan based upon that. I have twokids and I've been married for 16 years so I enjoy spending time with my family. It is a privilege to be able to work with people and that they entrust me to be able to help them with their loved one.

My name is Jason Schwartzlow. I'm the human resources manager Comfort Keepers. Basically I do everything in human resources, I do all the hiring, the training, the on-boarding. I'm a storm chaser so I go out and do storm chasing photography and I've done that since I've basically have had my license. Always been a big weather enthusiast, otherwise I really enjoy my football and that kind of thing during the winter. One of the reasons why I ended up getting into human resources prior to coming to Comfort Keepers, for a good majority of my life I worked in factories and construction settings. I just wasn't happy with the work or management, and just the way people were treated so I ended up going back to school and getting my bachelor's degree in human resource management and then a master's degree in organizational development. Telling somebody that they did a good job can just go a long way and so it's that type of aspect and that type of culture that I try to bring to Comfort Keepers.