Caregiver of the Month – February 2022
Congratulations to Shamone, our Caregiver of the Month for February. Thanks for being an indispensable part of our team, Shamone!
Congratulations to Shaneka! Our 2021 Caregiver of the Year
We're excited to announce that Shaneka is our Caregiver of the Year for 2021! We thank her for her hard work, compassion, caring attitude, and everything else she's done as an amazing HomeChoice caregiver!
Early Warning Signs of Dementia
A decline in memory function is alarming to seniors and their families. If you’re concerned about you or a loved one having dementia, here are the top 10 warning signs of dementia.
Caregiver of the Month – January 2022
Congratulations to Hector, our Caregiver of the Month for January. Thanks for being an indispensable part of our team, Hector!
Could Loneliness Be Increasing Your Risk of Dementia?
Health experts have expressed concerns regarding the prevalence and health impact of loneliness. In the U.S., loneliness affects 48% of adults age 60 or older and often leads to the risk of dementia or premature death. Learn how you can help.
Senior Nutrition In-Service
Our RN Supervisor presented a Senior Nutrition In-Service that was both fun and informative. Learn some of the tips we heard about!
Caregiver of the Month – December 2021
Congratulations to Debby, our Caregiver of the Month for December. Thanks for being an indispensable part of our team, Debby!
Caregiver of the Month – November 2021
Congratulations to Keisha, our Caregiver of the Month for November. Thanks for being an indispensable part of our team, Keisha!
Caregiver of the Month – October 2021
Congratulations to Martin, our Caregiver of the Month for October. Thanks for being an indispensable part of our team, Martin!
Learning All About Dementia
A big shout out to Dorothy, LaToya, Pat, Denise, and Lia who attended our in-service titled “All About Dementia”. We talked about the challenges for people affected by dementia and the special challenges caregivers (professional & family alike) of those with dementia face. Knowledge is power. It gives us understanding which builds our compassion and makes us better caregivers.
