Tag Archives: Senior Care
The Assisted Easter Bunny Visits Ventura County
Easter is on it’s way! The Assisted Easter Bunny was spotted making early appearances at various facilities from Ventura to Camarillo this week. The residents of Glenwood Care Center and members of the Boys and Girls Club of Camarillo had a fantastic time meeting and taking pictures with the Assisted Bunny. Even Oxnard Mayor Tim…
Assisted Healthcare Honors Veterans
Assisted Hospice Care is proud to announce our new partnership with the We Honor Veterans Program. As a We Honor Veterans partner, Assisted Hospice Care will implement Veteran- centered education to staff and volunteers, to enhance the care provided to our Veterans. Over 25 % of those who die every year in the United States…
The Value of Hospice Care in a Nursing Home.
By: Tracey Mayleben-Shoop, Transitional Care Program Director for Assisted Home Care and Hospice Hospice is comprehensive care for patients with terminal illnesses. The focus of Hospice is to provide compassionate end of life care through a team of hospice professionals, when the patient has 6 months or less to live. Hospice Care is covered thru…
Home Care: Laughter Is The Best Medicine
By: Sherry Netherland, Director of Special Projects for Assisted Healthcare Services Our good health is a marriage of our physical fitness and our emotional well-being. There is something funny about laughter (pun intended). We are all born with the ability to laugh, and it would seem, the need to laugh. Laughter can catch us off…
Hiring Someone to Help With Home Care
(Original posting:www.aarp.org/home-family/caregiving/info-08-2012/hiring-at-home-caregiver.html by: Carol Levine, from: AARP, August 20, 2012 Most questions about family caregiving can’t be answered with a simple yes or no. But the question of whether home care agencies are all alike is one of the few that can. And the answer is a definite no. Here’s some information you’ll need if…
Your Home Health Care Aide: Establishing A Positive Relationship
(view original post:http://www.caregiver.com) You’ve made the decision to let an aide come into your home to assist. That was hard enough. Now you re getting apprehensive about what to expect when the aide arrives for work. If you don’t have experience with in-home assistance, all sorts of “worst case scenarios” are whirling about in your…