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Shirley is very conscious of always making sure her client’s wellbeing is safe. She always upholds A Higher Standard of Care by giving her clients a feeling of safety. Congratulations on being our Employee of the Month, Shirley!
 

Caring for someone with dementia involves understanding their medical needs and providing them with activities that stimulate their mind and body. These activities are not just a pastime; they're crucial for maintaining the cognitive functions and emotional well-being of individuals with dementia.

"Ms. Lashell Tate-Woodson is the best caregiver I have ever known.  This includes the many caregivers I have had experience with, through my father’s final illness, my husband’s two knee replacements, and my seven major surgeries (two spinal fusions, two knee replacements, one hip replacement, and two shoulder replacements)."

Transitional home care is a specialized service aiding patients’ recovery after hospitalization. 
When an individual is discharged from a hospital or a rehabilitation center, like a skilled nursing facility (SNF), there might be a persistent need for specialized attention to ensure that their recovery is as seamless as possible. This service stands as a bridge, ensuring patients transition smoothly back to their everyday lives.

Dive into pediatric nursing and explore the five essential skills every pediatric nurse should possess. This comprehensive guide will enlighten, inspire, and set the stage for excellence in pediatric care.

My favorite caregiving moments are when clients ask me “When will I see you next?” or “Thank You, for taking care of me.” My most favorite heartfelt remark from my clients is “I miss you already.” Hearing those words, lets me know that I’m providing meaningful quality services to the client.

Quinn is passionate about taking care of people and being there for people that are vulnerable and need assistance with their care. She also enjoys hearing clients share stories from their childhood, or past experiences in their life, and seeing the joy in their eyes when they remember the past.

"I honestly could not have gotten through my mom's passing without Norma. She immediately knew how to do everything quickly. She was caring, patient, and such a blessing when my mom passed. I was so glad it was Norma that was with me. She was there, saying "How can I make this better?" She stayed with me till my Niece arrived so I would not be alone. She is an extraordinary woman, and the Best Caregiver anyone should hope to have.” - from an appreciative client

While chocolates, flowers, and gifts are all beautiful ways to show gratitude, providing in-home care is perhaps the most meaningful way to ensure that moms receive the support and assistance they need to live comfortably and happily. In-home care can help mothers maintain independence, improve their physical and mental well-being, and enhance their overall quality of life.

Though medical professionals have come a long way in terms of developing treatments for those with PD and have found various ways people can continue living healthy lives despite having PD – there is still much progress left to be made when it comes to preventing & curing this frustrating disorder that affects so many. So, in honor of World Parkinson's Day, let's break down more information surrounding PD so we can become more informed allies for those fighting against it every day!