Leadership Profile

Moti Gamburd

CEO of CARE Homecare

Moti Gamburd is the CEO of CARE Homecare, a Los Angeles based home care agency that provides personalized in-home support for older adults and families. His work in senior care is connected to the long-standing care philosophy of Raya’s Paradise, the residential care organization founded by his mother, Raya Gamburd, in 1991.

Moti Gamburd, CEO of CARE Homecare
Moti Gamburd, CEO of CARE Homecare

About Moti Gamburd

Moti Gamburd serves as CEO of CARE Homecare and is also listed as Chief Executive Officer of Raya’s Paradise Residential Care Communities. Raya’s Paradise states that Moti has had extensive exposure and experience in the geriatric field since the company’s inception in 1991, and that he developed his knowledge of senior care under the mentorship of his mother, Raya Gamburd, the founder of Raya’s Paradise.

His leadership is rooted in a family history of elder care in Los Angeles. Raya’s Paradise describes Raya Gamburd as a registered nurse and the founder of the organization, which began as a residential care community in West Hollywood. That care tradition continues through CARE Homecare, where Moti helps guide in-home services designed to support seniors with daily routines, non-medical observation and personalized care coordination.

Moti holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from UCLA, according to the Raya’s Paradise executive team profile.

Leadership at CARE Homecare

CARE Homecare provides in-home caregivers who assist with daily routines, tasks and non-medical observation services so older adults can remain in the comfort of home while receiving needed support. The agency describes its broader care structure as including a 24/7 care management team, an initial care assessment, a personal care plan, caregiver continuity, periodic care management visits, a geriatric care manager on staff, a licensed nurse on staff, pharmacy support and visiting physician access through insurance.

In a message published on the CARE Homecare website, Moti writes that he grew up watching his mother build care communities where residents could feel happy, relaxed and nurtured. He explains that CARE Homecare extends the same standard of care provided in residential communities into clients’ private homes.

Care Philosophy

Moti’s care philosophy centers on dignity, consistency and personal attention. Through CARE Homecare, his focus is on helping older adults receive dependable support at home while giving families clearer guidance, communication and peace of mind.

His perspective reflects the care model associated with Raya’s Paradise: treating senior care as a deeply personal responsibility, not simply a service. Whether a family is exploring home care, dementia care or a higher level of daily support, Moti’s work emphasizes comfort, trust and quality of life.

Topics Moti Writes About

Moti’s articles focus on practical, family-centered senior care guidance, including how to evaluate home care options, when older adults may need additional support, how families can plan for dementia care and how professional caregivers can help seniors remain safer and more comfortable at home.

Articles by Moti Gamburd

Browse Moti’s latest articles on home care, senior care, aging in place, dementia support and family caregiving.

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