Nashville-based Aid & Assist At Home LLC, a premier provider of nonmedical home care and support services to seniors and the disabled, announced today that effective next month Steve Elkins will join the company as its chief administrative officer and general counsel.

“Steve Elkins is a great addition to the management team at Aid & Assist At Home, where we will benefit greatly from his legal experience, his passion for service to others, and his leadership abilities,” said Stuart Brunson, chairman and CEO of Aid & Assist At Home. “Aid & Assist At Home has built a reputation as one of the premier providers of nonmedical care and support services for the elderly, and Steve’s addition to the company completes the team we need to execute our growth plan while maintaining our unwavering commitment to high-quality, affordable care.”

Elkins joins Aid & Assist At Home after spending the last four years as legal counsel to Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen. He served as deputy legal counsel to Governor Bredesen from 2003 until his promotion in late 2006. Elkins graduated from the University of Tennessee in 1995, earning a bachelor’s degree in finance before graduating summa cum laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 1999.  He is a native of Rutherford County who now resides in Nashville.

“I’m excited to begin this new phase of my career, and I’m especially excited to do it with a company that has a clear vision for its future and works so hard to improve the quality of life for our elderly population,” said Elkins.
 
Aid & Assist At Home operates Tennessee offices in Bristol, Chattanooga, Jackson, Johnson City, Knoxville and Nashville. The company has 52 full-time employees and more than 1,200 part-time caregivers.