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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.

After caring for my mom with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), I became familiar with the disorder in all physical aspects, such as mobility issues ranging from ambulatory to bedbound. The experience also showed me the emotional distress from this disorder. I also realized that caring for her around the clock was a job that someone would not be able to do without suffering burden and stress. When she passed a year ago, I felt the need to make a difference in people’s lives. I wanted to ensure those who need care have the opportunity of being in an environment where their needs are covered. 

“Breanna has been an extremely reliable, very personable supportive caregiver to my 93-year-old mother for probably well over a year. Caregiving is all about matching personalities and needs and Breanna has a lot of skills that are extremely supportive for a person of an advanced age. Her caring voice and ability to turn on a dime when expectations or needs change and her hallmarks. She is deserving of being an employee of the month” - Andy K

Concierge medicine is a relatively new term that is used to describe a specific type of healthcare. Concierge doctors provide personalized care for their patients, and typically charge a membership fee in addition to regular medical bills. This type of practice has become increasingly popular in recent years, as patients are looking for more individualized care. In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of concierge medicine and how it is changing the healthcare industry!