Personal Concierge by Complete Care Concierge Service LLC

Complete Care Concierge Service, LLC

"Relax - we handle your stressful chores"

What is a Personal Concierge Service?
Personal concierge services started about twelve years ago and combined lifestyle
management, errand running, event organizing and home care to help clients achieve a better
work-life balance. Complete Care Concierge Service is proudly serving the Portland, Oregon
Metro area. How can you place a value on your time??? IT'S PRICELESS!!!!!

How can A Personal Concierge help me?
Providing personal assistance to help busy people like you achieve balance in their work and
personal lives. Delegate some of those day-to-day tasks to maximize the quality and quantity of
your well-deserved personal time.

How Is A Personal Concierge Service Different From Anyone Else?

Personal Concierge offer greater benefit by having one person for all of your stressful household
chores - rather than having a different person for all of your various chores. Can you imagine
calling 20 different people and then schedule them to stop by?? We can offer combined services
from one company! For example, while we wait for a delivery person - we can also help organize a
garage or wash 'n wax your automobile! All in one convenient to use service... Which will save
time and money allowing you to have freedom from the stressful chores.

**SEE FOR YOURSELF HOW EASY IT IS**

25 hours a week are devoted to childcare, housework or shopping by mothers in dual
earner couples. Robinson, J.P.and Godbey, G., Time for Life: The Surprising Way
Americans Use Their Time , 1997

The estimated annual costs of stress for the United States as a whole range from
$200-$300 billion. The impact to employers includes decreased performance,
productivity and quality, more accidents and injuries, increased healthcare costs and
higher levels of absenteeism and turnover. - DeFrank and Ivancevich 1998

Time stress is highest among married men and women aged 25 to 44 who have children
and who hold full-time paid jobs. 85% of women and 79% of men in this category
reported that weekdays were too short to accomplish what they needed to do. Statistics
Canada (1999, November 9). General Social Survey: Time Use. The Daily (on-line)
Available at: http://www.statcan.ca