Meet the team behind All Heart Home Care
Care built on trust. Led by heart.
All Heart Home Care was founded on a simple belief: every senior deserves compassionate, professional care — regardless of their budget.
Our co-founders, Eric Barth and Ryan Ines, didn’t build this company from a business plan. They built it from personal experience — watching families struggle without the care and support they desperately needed.
Together, they created something different: an agency where compassionate care meets operational excellence, where seniors can age with dignity at home, and where families don’t have to choose between quality and affordability.
Experience that makes the difference.
Our management team brings over 50 years of combined professional caregiving experience — but more importantly, we bring personal understanding of what families need during life’s most vulnerable moments.
Each team member contributes unique skills: clinical expertise, military discipline, human resources excellence, and a shared commitment to treating every client like family. We maintain the highest standards in the industry because we know what’s at stake — these aren’t just clients, they’re someone’s loved ones.
Meet the people who make All Heart different.
Eric Barth, veteran, co-founder and CEO of All Heart Home Care.
A mission born from family. Built on service.
Eric Barth founded All Heart Home Care with a simple belief: every senior deserves compassionate, professional care — regardless of their budget.
That belief didn’t come from a business plan. It came from watching his own family struggle.
While serving in the U.S. Air Force, stationed at Fairchild Air Force Base in Washington, Eric watched from hundreds of miles away as his family in Wisconsin faced a series of heartbreaking challenges. His grandfather battled Alzheimer’s disease. His grandmother fought cancer. His father faced his own cancer diagnosis.
His family cared for them at home — without professional caregivers, without specialized support — just love, determination, and exhaustion. Eric couldn’t be there to help.
And from that distance, he saw the toll it took. The sleepless nights. The physical and emotional exhaustion. The guilt of not being able to do more. The worry that they weren’t providing the specialized care their loved ones truly needed.
When Eric completed his service, he carried those memories with him to San Diego, drawn by its beautiful weather and coastal lifestyle.
He worked in real estate as a loan officer until the 2008 housing market crash forced him to change careers. Eric spent the next few years in work that, while stable, left him unfulfilled.
But he couldn’t stop thinking about his family’s struggle — and the realization that thousands of families face the same challenges every day.
Many seniors and their families can’t afford quality home care. Others don’t know where to find caregivers they can trust. Some try to manage everything themselves, sacrificing their own health and peace of mind in the process.
It was time to turn that experience into purpose.
In San Diego, Eric connected with Ryan Ines, a friend and experienced caregiver who had spent 13+ years witnessing the same problems from inside the industry — agencies prioritizing volume over quality, caregivers undervalued, families struggling alone.
Together, they had the complementary skills to create change: Ryan’s clinical expertise and caregiving experience, combined with Eric’s military discipline and operational leadership.
In 2014, they co-founded All Heart Home Care — where operational excellence meets compassionate care.
Their vision was clear: build an agency where quality care doesn’t require a fortune, where seniors can age with dignity at home, supported by caregivers who genuinely care, where families don’t have to choose between their loved ones’ needs and financial stability.
Today, All Heart Home Care operates with the same values Eric learned in the Air Force — discipline, integrity, and service above self. But it’s guided by something even more profound: the memory of what his family endured, and the determination that every senior deserves better.
Eric leads All Heart with a personal commitment: every client receives the care his grandparents and father deserved. Compassionate. Professional. Affordable. Accessible.
Because giving back isn’t just what All Heart does. It’s why All Heart exists.
“Our mission is simple: help seniors age with dignity at home, supported by care they can trust and afford. Every family deserves that peace of mind.”
— Eric Barth
Ryan Ines, licensed vocational nurse and co-founder.
Ryan Ines didn’t choose healthcare.
Healthcare chose him.
Growing up in a family of nurses and healthcare professionals, Ryan learned early that caregiving isn’t just a job — it’s a calling. It’s showing up with skill and heart, even on the hardest days. It’s treating every patient like family, because that’s what they deserve.
In 2001, Ryan began his career as a caregiver with several home care agencies in San Diego. He loved the work — connecting with clients, supporting families through difficult
Too many agencies treated caregiving like a transaction. Rushed visits. Rotating caregivers. Staff weren’t adequately trained, supported, or valued the way they should be. And clients? They deserved consistency, not a revolving door of strangers.
Ryan believed both caregivers and clients deserved better.
At first, he thought he could create change from within — advocating for better training, more consistency, higher standards. But after more than a decade of working within systems that prioritized volume over quality, Ryan realized: the only way to create real change was to build something new.
Around that time, Ryan connected with Eric Barth, a fellow San Diego resident and Air Force veteran who shared his frustration with the home care industry. Eric’s family had faced their own challenges with inadequate care during serious illness, and he was passionate about creating solutions.
The two friends discovered they had complementary skills: Ryan’s 13 years of hands-on caregiving experience and clinical expertise, combined with Eric’s military discipline and operational leadership.
In 2014, they co-founded All Heart Home Care with a mission to transform caregiving — one client, one caregiver, one family at a time.
Their partnership brought together everything needed: clinical excellence meets military precision. Compassion backed by competence. An agency where caregivers are respected as professionals and clients receive the personalized, consistent care Ryan’s own family taught him to deliver.
But Ryan didn’t just bring vision. He brought expertise.
Over 20+ years, Ryan has built a depth of knowledge few in home care possess. Seven years as a Certified Nursing Assistant. Licensed as a pharmacy technician. Specialized training in caring for patients with cancer, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and other forms of dementia. He’s walked alongside families through some of their most vulnerable moments — and learned what truly matters.
In 2017, Ryan earned his Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) certification, graduating as Valedictorian. Not because he needed another credential, but because he wanted to serve his clients at the highest level possible.
In 2019, Ryan took on another challenge: infection prevention. Working with one of the nation’s largest skilled nursing companies, he specialized in stopping the spread of infectious diseases — flu, pneumonia, COVID-19, and beyond. Today, those skills protect every client and caregiver at All Heart Home Care, especially the most vulnerable seniors we serve.
Ryan also serves as Secretary for the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Health Facilities (CAHF), contributing to healthcare standards across the region. But his greatest contribution? The care standards he’s built at All Heart — standards that reflect 20+ years of experience and a lifetime of commitment to doing this work right.
Ask Ryan why he does this, and he’ll tell you:
“Because everyone deserves care delivered the way my family taught me — with skill, respect, and genuine heart.”
That’s not just All Heart’s promise. It’s Ryan’s.
Cynthia Hernandez, ABA — client relations.
Some people find their purpose. Cynthia has always known hers.
For as long as she can remember, Cynthia has been drawn to helping seniors — not just with paperwork or phone calls, but with the confusion, fear, and overwhelm that come when life gets complicated.
She’s the person who slows down. Who listens. Who explains things one more time without impatience? Who makes seniors feel seen, heard, and cared for — even when the system feels impossible to navigate.
Before joining All Heart Home Care in 2014, Cynthia spent 10 years as a Court Clerk II at the Superior Court of Orange County, working in the Probate and Family Law Departments. Every day, she helped seniors through some of life’s most difficult transitions — estate matters, guardianship, legal disputes during family crises.
She prepared paperwork. Translated documents. Connected low-income families with attorneys. But what she really did was hold their hand through the process, offering clarity and compassion when they needed it most.
Before that, Cynthia worked as a Customer Service Representative for South Bay Health Insurance, where she counseled seniors on choosing the right healthcare coverage. But Cynthia never believed a phone call was enough. She visited clients’ homes, sat at their kitchen tables, and walked them through enrollment paperwork step by step. She coordinated doctor appointments. Arranged transportation. Made sure they actually received the care they signed up for.
Because to Cynthia, helping seniors wasn’t a checklist. It was personal.
When she joined All Heart Home Care in 2014 as a Client Relations Representative, everything clicked into place. She had found a company that shared her heart.
Like Eric, who built All Heart because his own family struggled without proper care.
Like Ryan, who spent 13+ years witnessing agencies treat caregiving as a transaction rather than a calling.
Cynthia had spent years watching seniors fall through the cracks — drowning in paperwork, confused by systems, left to figure things out alone. She knew what families needed: someone who genuinely cares. Someone who doesn’t rush them off the phone. Someone who treats their loved one like family.
At All Heart, Cynthia’s skills from the courthouse and insurance world translate perfectly into the care coordination and client relations work we do every day. She helps families navigate intake paperwork. She matches clients with the right caregivers. She answers questions with patience, even the fifth time. She follows up, checks in, and makes sure no one feels alone in the process.
But more than her skills, it’s her heart that makes the difference.
Cynthia doesn’t just process calls and paperwork. She connects with every family — learning their loved one’s story, understanding their worries, reassuring them that they’ve found the right place. She’s often the first voice families hear when they reach out to All Heart, and she makes sure it’s a voice that says, “We’ve got you.“ You’re not alone anymore.
Today, Cynthia continues to be the heart of our client relations — ensuring every family feels heard, supported, and cared for from the very first call.
Because at All Heart, we don’t just coordinate care.
We walk alongside families every step of the way.
“Every senior deserves to feel valued, respected, and cared for. That’s what I’m here for — to make sure no one feels lost or alone when they need help most.”
— Cynthia Hernandez
Ben Torrijos, veteran, MAOM — senior hiring manager.
Ben knows what it takes to build a team you can trust with someone’s life.
He learned it in the deserts of Iraq, leading airmen through two combat tours as a United States Air Force supervisor. He knew it, watching his family care for the people they loved most. And he learned it the hard way — losing his grandfather to dementia, his uncle to heart disease, and his father to cancer.
Those experiences shaped everything Ben does today.
In the military, Ben’s responsibilities went beyond logistics and operations. He led people.
He trained them. He held them accountable to standards that meant the difference between mission success and failure. He understood that when lives are on the line, there’s no room for shortcuts — only discipline, preparation, and people who show up with excellence every single day.
Ben earned multiple Air Force Achievement Medals and Operation Iraqi Freedom Accommodation Medals. But what he valued most wasn’t the recognition. It was the leadership lessons that great teams are built on trust, training, and a shared commitment to something bigger than themselves.
When Ben completed his military service, he carried those principles into his education and career. He earned a Master’s degree in Organizational Management from Ashford University and a Bachelor’s degree in Technical Management with an emphasis in Human Resources from DeVry University. He went on to work with multiple companies in human resources, helping organizations hire strategically, build strong teams, and accomplish their goals.
But something was missing.
Ben couldn’t stop thinking about his family. His grandfather’s battle with dementia. His uncle’s heart disease. His father’s fight against cancer. He watched his own mother work as a caregiver — showing up every day with compassion, patience, and heart for seniors who needed her most.
And he realized: this is where his skills belonged.
Like Eric, who built All Heart because his family struggled without proper care during serious illness.
Like Ryan, who spent years on the frontlines witnessing agencies that valued volume over quality.
Ben had witnessed the devastating impact of serious illness on seniors and their families. He knew that families — including his own — needed caregivers they could trust completely. Caregivers who show up with competence and compassion. Caregivers who treat every client like family.
When Ben joined All Heart Home Care as Senior Hiring Manager, everything he’d learned came together: military discipline, human resources expertise, and a personal mission.
Ben doesn’t just review resumes and conduct interviews. He builds the foundation of everything All Heart does — because every caregiver he hires becomes part of someone’s family story. He applies the same standards he learned in the Air Force: rigorous training, thorough vetting, accountability, and a commitment to excellence that never wavers.
He looks for more than qualifications on paper. He looks for heart. For people who understand that caregiving isn’t just a job — it’s showing up for someone’s grandfather, someone’s mother, someone’s loved one on their hardest days.
Ben knows what’s at stake. He’s lived it.
His hiring process reflects that. Every caregiver undergoes comprehensive screening, training, and evaluation — because Ben understands the weight of every placement. He ensures that when a caregiver walks through a client’s door, they arrive with the skills, the character, and the compassion to provide the care every senior deserves.
Today, Ben also reaches out to the community, volunteering and lending a helping hand wherever seniors need support — a reflection of the values his mother modeled as a caregiver and the mission that drives All Heart every day.
Ben doesn’t just review resumes. He builds the foundation of everything All Heart does. Every caregiver he hires becomes part of someone’s family story.
“I’ve seen what happens when families face serious illness. My job is to make sure every caregiver we hire has the skills, the heart, and the commitment to show up for seniors the way my family needed — and deserved.”
— Ben Torrijos
Georgina Moreno — administrative coordinator.
Georgina believes every interaction matters — especially when someone needs help.
Since 2016, she has been dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service, but her approach has never been about checking boxes. It’s about people. It’s about making sure everyone she works with feels heard, supported, and cared for.
Georgina brings five years of medical experience to her role at All Heart Home Care — experience that taught her how to navigate complex systems, communicate clearly, and handle sensitive situations with professionalism and heart.
But what truly drives Georgina is her work with seniors.
It’s her greatest joy. There’s something special about connecting with elderly clients — their stories, their needs, their unique perspectives. Georgina’s compassionate nature finds its most profound fulfillment when she’s helping this community, and it shows in everything she does.
As Administrative Coordinator, Georgina handles both the operational and client-facing sides of All Heart with equal care and attention. Whether she’s managing billing, coordinating schedules, or serving clients directly, she approaches every task with the same meticulous attitude and genuine warmth.
She understands that administrative work isn’t separate from caregiving — it’s part of it. Every detail she manages, every call she takes, every task she completes affects real families who are trusting All Heart with someone they love.
Georgina consistently demonstrates her ability to navigate the complexities of customer service and administrative responsibilities, while never losing sight of what matters most: the people she serves.
Her combination of professional skill and genuine compassion ensures that both clients and internal team members receive the highest level of service — because to Georgina, excellence isn’t just about getting things done.
It’s about getting them done with care.
“One of my greatest joys is the opportunity to assist the elderly. I love being able to help and make a difference in their lives.”
— Georgina Moreno
Calvin Ines — administrative assistant.
Calvin didn’t just join All Heart Home Care — he grew up with it.
As the son of co-founder Ryan Ines, Calvin watched his father build this company from the ground up. He saw the late nights, the dedication, the unwavering commitment to doing caregiving right. He learned early that All Heart wasn’t just a business — it was a mission to transform how seniors receive care.
And one day, Calvin will carry that mission forward.
Calvin’s path to All Heart began at Clark High School in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he participated in the Academy of Finance magnet program and earned an advanced honors degree. Today, he’s continuing his education as a full-time college student pursuing his accounting degree — building the financial expertise that will one day help him lead All Heart’s operations, while upholding the values his father instilled.
Balancing his college studies with part-time work at All Heart during the school year and full-time hours during summer breaks, Calvin is learning the business from the ground up — not just in theory, but through hands-on experience in every aspect of operations.
As an Administrative Assistant, Calvin plays a pivotal role in the hiring process, working alongside Senior Hiring Manager Ben Torrijos to identify caregivers who embody All Heart’s values. He collaborates with office staff to streamline operations, ensuring that the day-to-day responsibilities that keep the company running are handled with precision and care.
But Calvin does more than administrative tasks. He’s learning the business his father built — understanding what makes All Heart different, why every hire matters, and how operations and compassion work together to create exceptional care.
He brings the same determination and work ethic his father modeled — juggling college coursework, part-time work, and summer leadership responsibilities while maintaining his commitment to organizational excellence. Whether he’s coordinating caregiver schedules, supporting the hiring process, or working behind the scenes on operational details, Calvin approaches everything with versatility and professionalism.
Calvin is primarily focused on creating strong matches between caregivers and clients — understanding that the right fit can transform a senior’s quality of life. He provides caregivers with opportunities to contribute their skills to All Heart’s mission, ensuring that both caregivers and clients receive the support they deserve.
Like his father, Calvin understands that caregiving isn’t transactional. It’s personal. It’s about building relationships, maintaining standards, and never compromising on quality — even when it’s harder or takes longer.
As Calvin continues his education and grows within All Heart Home Care, he’s not just an administrative assistant. He’s the future of the company — learning, contributing, and preparing to one day lead All Heart into its next chapter while honoring the legacy his father and Eric Barth built together.
Because at All Heart, this isn’t just a business.
It’s a family legacy dedicated to caring for other families.
“I’m proud to be part of what my father built, and I’m committed to carrying forward the mission that defines All Heart — ensuring every senior receives care they can trust, and every caregiver has the opportunity to make a real difference.”
— Calvin Ines
