PEOPLE MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE

Our Team

At Quality Care Home Health & Hospice, we’re not just another home health agency—and we were never meant to be.

Our team of New Hampshire’s most experienced and respected home health professionals in the state came together with a shared purpose: to build something better. We saw the cracks in the system—agencies stretched too thin, care compromised by corporate metrics, and patients treated like files instead of people.

Together, this team has spent over 17 decades delivering quality care across the state.

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Mollie Adams

Operations Manager

Mollie Adams is the dedicated and compassionate Operations Manager at Quality Care Home Health & Hospice. With over 20 years of experience in the healthcare industry, she is committed to ensuring that patients receive the high-quality, compassionate care they deserve in the comfort of their own homes.

Mollie’s passion for helping others drives her to create efficient and patient-centered processes that enhance the care experience for both patients and their families. Her leadership and expertise play a vital role in the seamless operation of Quality Care Home Health & Hospice, ensuring that every individual receives the support they need during challenging times.

Outside of her professional life, Mollie is a devoted animal lover and enjoys spending quality time with her family. Her warmth and dedication extend beyond her work, making her a valued leader and advocate for compassionate home healthcare.

Debra Peaslee, RN

Quality & Compliance

Debra “Debbie” Peaslee, RN, brings over 40 years of invaluable experience in home health care, with a steadfast commitment to ensuring the highest standards of quality and compliance. A true leader in her field, Debbie’s dedication to excellence compelled her to come out of a brief retirement to support Quality Care Home Health & Hospice in achieving the highest level of CHAP accreditation for both Home Health and Hospice services.

With a hands-on approach, Debbie not only upholds rigorous compliance standards but also serves as a mentor, demonstrating her exceptional skills as both a nurse and educator. Her passion for quality care is evident in every aspect of her work, ensuring that patients receive the compassionate, top-tier service they deserve.

Outside of her role in compliance, Debbie cherishes time with her family, especially her beloved grandkids. She also enjoys the thrill of snowmobiling and taking scenic day trips on the Harley, embracing adventure wherever the road takes her.

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Sarah Goren, RN, BSN

Quality Care Home Health & Hospice

Sarah Goren, BSN, RN is a dedicated and experienced nurse with a decade of expertise in home health and hospice care. Known for her keen attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and passion for patient and family education, Sarah strives to provide compassionate, high-quality care to those she serves.

Sarah plays a vital role in identifying ways to hire the highest quality staff and assessing community needs to ensure the best possible care for patients. She firmly believes that a healthy work-life balance and staff satisfaction are key to fostering positive and effective working relationships.

Beyond her professional role, Sarah enjoys spending time outdoors hiking and boating, as well as cherishing moments with her three children. Her commitment to both her career and personal life reflects her holistic approach to caregiving and leadership in the home health and hospice field.

Lauren Onsrud

HR Manager, SHRM-CP

Lauren Onsrud is the driving force behind Quality Care Home Health & Hospice’s HR department, bringing extensive experience in executive leadership, human resources, and strategic operations. With a background that spans high-net-worth financial firms and a career as a professional opera singer, she combines analytical precision with creative problem-solving to cultivate a workplace where employees thrive.

Her deep regulatory knowledge and passion for building a supportive, people-first culture set her apart. She is committed to making QCHH the employer of choice in the Lakes region by fostering an environment of excellence, engagement, and care—not just for patients, but for the dedicated staff who serve them.

When she’s not crafting HR strategies, you might hear Lauren singing German opera in her office—her love for theater never fades. She also enjoys cooking, hiking, and spending quality time with her family. But her greatest achievement? Her daughter, who proudly holds the title of “The Best Baby in the World.”

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Melissa  Dever

Speech Language Pathologist, SLP

Melissa Dever is an experienced speech-language pathologist with a diverse background and a passion for helping others. A proud native of New Hampshire, Melissa’s journey began in the U.S. Army, where she served in flight operations, gaining invaluable discipline and leadership skills. After transitioning from the military, she dedicated herself to the medical field for the past 20 years, where she has been able to make a significant impact in the lives of her patients through her work as a speech-language pathologist.

Melissa is happily married and a devoted mother of four children and grandmother to five. Her vibrant sense of humor and positive energy never fail to brighten the room and leave a lasting impression on those around her. She truly believes in the power of connection and strives to make everyone feel comfortable and supported.

Outside of her professional life, Melissa stays busy with a variety of activities. She is an active member of the American Legion Post 33, a passionate gardener, and enjoys taking day trips on her motorcycle. When she isn’t riding through the scenic landscapes of New Hampshire, you can find her kayaking on its beautiful lakes, embracing the peace and tranquility of nature.

Melissa’s dedication to her community, her work, and her family makes her a well-rounded and admired individual, committed to making a positive difference wherever she goes.

Liz Pierce, DPT

Physical Therapist

Liz Pierce, DPT, is a seasoned physical therapist with over 15 years of experience in a variety of settings, including outpatient, acute care, and long-term care. A proud graduate of Franklin Pierce University, Liz earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy and has dedicated her career to helping patients achieve their rehabilitation goals with a blend of expertise and creativity. Born and raised in Belmont, New Hampshire, Liz is deeply rooted in her community, where she is not only a compassionate healthcare provider but also a devoted mother to three energetic children.

Her approach to therapy is dynamic, often incorporating unique methods to support her patients both in and outside the home. Whether she’s on the sidelines cheering at her children’s sporting events or unwinding with her family at the beach, Liz knows the importance of balance, peace, and connection—values she also instills in her therapy practice. Passionate about making a difference, Liz combines her knowledge, experience, and community spirit to help those around her lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

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Tanaya Call, MBA, BSN, RN

Chief Executive Officer

Tanaya Call, is a dedicated healthcare leader with 20 years of nursing experience, including 11 years specializing in community home health and hospice care. As the CEO of Quality Care Home Health & Hospice, she is committed to ensuring that home health and hospice services remain sustainable, accessible, and patient-focused.

Under Tanaya’s leadership, her organization prioritizes both patient care and staff satisfaction, fostering an environment where compassionate, high-quality healthcare thrives. She is a strong advocate for patient choice, empowering individuals and families to take control of their healthcare journeys with the support and dignity they deserve.

Beyond her professional role, Tanaya is deeply rooted in her community. Married to a local fire chief and the proud mother of identical twin boys, she understands the importance of service and giving back. She enjoys problem-solving, especially when it comes to improving healthcare systems and patient outcomes. Outside of work, she is known for her love of cooking and creating beautifully curated charcuterie boards for gatherings, bringing people together through food and hospitality.

With a passion for leadership, advocacy, and quality care, Tanaya continues to make a lasting impact on the home health and hospice industry.

What Makes Us Different

We aren’t here to check boxes. We’re here to make a difference—with every interaction, every visit, every patient.

We show up when others say it’s too far or too hard.

We say yes when patients ask if they can travel, celebrate, or just live while on hospice.

We do the little things that aren’t on the checklist.

We treat our staff like humans, not productivity points.

We built this agency on relationships and with the full understanding that what matters most at the end of the day is delivering the highest quality care and making the patient feel seen, heard, and supported.