About Us
BeAli Homecare is owned and operated by Beth Kivuti and Alice Mundia.
Both were born in Kenya but have lived in the Research Triangle area for the past 20 years.
They both have a combined experience of over 15 years in health care.
Our Vision
Our Vision for BeAli Homecare is to be reconized as the most important provider of home
care services in the Research Triangle Area and beyond.
Beth Kivuti
Beth is the Founder and Director of BeAli Homecare, and lifeline of caring for people,
providing for
people and protecting people. Beth's background is in healthcare from her schooling at
Wake Technical
Community College. She majored in Medical Assisting, Early child Education and CNA.
Before starting the company, she worked in the Doctor's office for 3 years, supervising Assisting Living and Memory Care Facilities for 4 years, then worked at Rex hospital for ten years. While she was working at Rex, most of the patients desired to work with Beth one on one because of her excellent bedside manners. Beth cares about people's wellness, health, and fulfilment in their Daily Living Activities.
Beth is compassionate about helping the needy near and far. She is a big influencer and a leader, well respected in the diasporan community as a go getter. Her depth in serving others for years has impacted many in a very positive way. Beth is the Myles of Great Hopes Women Program Leader (MoGH-WPL). She wears multiple hats depending on what is required of her. She is wonderful in project coordination, facilitation in logistics, accountability, and execution.
Beth is a resident of Apex, NC, with her husband and four young adults, two boys and two girls. She serves in the choir at her church Cornerstone Renewal Church International (CRCI), wears a big smile, loves to cook, and fellowship with others whenever she can.
Beth's best mantra is… "Treat your Neighbour the way, you would like to be treated."
Before starting the company, she worked in the Doctor's office for 3 years, supervising Assisting Living and Memory Care Facilities for 4 years, then worked at Rex hospital for ten years. While she was working at Rex, most of the patients desired to work with Beth one on one because of her excellent bedside manners. Beth cares about people's wellness, health, and fulfilment in their Daily Living Activities.
Beth is compassionate about helping the needy near and far. She is a big influencer and a leader, well respected in the diasporan community as a go getter. Her depth in serving others for years has impacted many in a very positive way. Beth is the Myles of Great Hopes Women Program Leader (MoGH-WPL). She wears multiple hats depending on what is required of her. She is wonderful in project coordination, facilitation in logistics, accountability, and execution.
Beth is a resident of Apex, NC, with her husband and four young adults, two boys and two girls. She serves in the choir at her church Cornerstone Renewal Church International (CRCI), wears a big smile, loves to cook, and fellowship with others whenever she can.
Beth's best mantra is… "Treat your Neighbour the way, you would like to be treated."
Alice Mundia
Hello, my name is Alice, and I am the co-founder of BeAli Home Care, LLC.
BeAli has been providing home health aide services to the Triangle area since
2020 but my personal experience in home health care dates back more than
thirty years. I was born and raised in a small town in Kenya, where I lived
next door to my grandmother. As a young girl, I learned about my affinity for
helping the elderly enjoy their quality of living as they age gracefully by
being one of my grandmothers' primary helpers.
My husband and I moved to the U.S. almost forty years ago, where we've raised our three children and have made a home here in North Carolina. I began working as a Nurse's assistant shortly after getting acclimated to living in the states. Aside from assuring that I have all the necessary certifications in order to provide the appropriate care, I've learned that my clients have all lived wonderful, full lives and I get the gift of learning their stories as I care for them and their families.
I have had many opportunities here in North Carolina, including working at both N.C. State and UNC Chapel Hill as a Grants Processor for a combined total of 17 years. In 2018, I had my first of two knee replacements and got to see first-hand what it was like to be on the other side of caregiving. I learned a few things: how to depend on the kindness of others, and that sitting at a desk for eight hours a day during surgical recovery was not good for me. This created an opportunity to transition back into home health care just before the start of the COVID pandemic when the need for caregivers was at an all-time high. Everything aligned for myself and my co-founder, Beth Kivuti, to launch BeAli and the rest is history. Our mission is to provide compassionate home care for your loved ones, and to give you peace of mind. We are glad to say we have been successful in this quest and are looking forward to continuing along this path.
My husband and I moved to the U.S. almost forty years ago, where we've raised our three children and have made a home here in North Carolina. I began working as a Nurse's assistant shortly after getting acclimated to living in the states. Aside from assuring that I have all the necessary certifications in order to provide the appropriate care, I've learned that my clients have all lived wonderful, full lives and I get the gift of learning their stories as I care for them and their families.
I have had many opportunities here in North Carolina, including working at both N.C. State and UNC Chapel Hill as a Grants Processor for a combined total of 17 years. In 2018, I had my first of two knee replacements and got to see first-hand what it was like to be on the other side of caregiving. I learned a few things: how to depend on the kindness of others, and that sitting at a desk for eight hours a day during surgical recovery was not good for me. This created an opportunity to transition back into home health care just before the start of the COVID pandemic when the need for caregivers was at an all-time high. Everything aligned for myself and my co-founder, Beth Kivuti, to launch BeAli and the rest is history. Our mission is to provide compassionate home care for your loved ones, and to give you peace of mind. We are glad to say we have been successful in this quest and are looking forward to continuing along this path.