Office Staff

Julie Haggart is Visiting Angels’ owner and has been with the franchise since it opened its doors in 2008 to provide honest, reliable care for seniors and U.S. Veterans around the Plymouth-Canton area. Julie has a strong connection to the elderly, which was shaped by the many weekends she spent with her grandparents as a child. She remained very close to them throughout their lives. Watching her grandmother battle Parkinson's disease gave her the desire to help others who are experiencing the difficulties of aging. Julie’s true calling is to support and care for Veterans as a result of the inextricable bond she had with her grandfather who served in the Army during World War II.

Julie is happily married with two wonderful children and two sweet dogs. In her free time, she enjoys watching her kids participate in their many activities that include gymnastics, hockey, and golf. She understands the importance of self-care, and regularly participates in kickboxing, running, and HIIT classes. Faith plays a central role in her life, and her family attends Northridge Church and she listens to Steven Furtick sermons on a weekly basis. Julie visits clients daily, and on many occasions, she is accompanied by her Goldendoodle, Charlotte who has gone through over 500 hours of obedience training. Charlotte loves visiting local seniors in their homes and at assisted living homes in the Plymouth-Canton area and has brought smiles to countless people. Julie has a bachelor's degree in marketing from Eastern Michigan University. Her commitment to providing superior home health care for the elderly and U.S. Veterans has been evident since the franchise opened in 2008. To get in touch with Julie directly, please email her at: jhaggart@visitingangels.com serves as the Director of Visiting Angels in Plymouth-Canton, Michigan and has been with the organization since December, 2022.

Jason Johnson serves as the Director of Visiting Angels in Plymouth-Canton and has been with the organization since December, 2022.  Jason started his health career 10 years ago working in Hospice and eventually working his way up to an Executive Director for a senior living community. Jason has a passion for supporting those who are battling dementia and maintains his education in this particular area via seminars and trainings on a regular basis and loves sharing his knowledge with others.  Jason is dedicated to his faith, which was fostered through the many hours he spent in Church as a kid where his dad was the music worship leader. Jason is married with three children and Golden Retriever, Riley. He enjoys bowling and recently achieved a perfect game!