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6 Ways to Celebrate Nurses Week at a Distance
This year's Nurses Week could not come at a better time. Amid a global pandemic, Nurses need our support and appreciation more than ever. While physical contact may be limited, there are still many ways you can show these hard-working medical professionals how much...
How to Properly Use PPE When Outside of Your Home
While COVID-19 is an active threat to our community, it's important to know when and how to use PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) to protect yourself and those around you. Because of the nature of the virus and how it spreads, it's essential that we each do our part...
Press Release: City of Las Vegas Partners with HealthCall and NurseCore to Care for Homeless
City of Las Vegas Partners with HealthCall and NurseCore to Care for Homeless New 500-bed Cashman ISO-Q facility opens in Las Vegas screening and caring for homeless with coronavirus April 20, 2020, Las Vegas, Nevada - The City of Las Vegas has partnered with...
4 Ways to Support Those at High-risk While Social Distancing
Social distancing and COVID-19 are topics at the top of everyone’s mind right now, especially those who are at high risk. Individuals who fall within a high-risk category, such as the elderly, those with preexisting conditions, and those with a compromised immune...
Your Home Health Care Questions Answered.
Navigating the home health care industry can leave many caregivers and loved ones scratching their heads. We’re here to get you up to speed by answering the most common home health care questions we see. What is home health care? Home Health Care is a blanket term...
The Benefits of Companion Care
In the world of home health care, companion care services are often overlooked. While very simple, companion care goes beyond your typical in-home nursing experience allowing elderly patients to truly thrive. Excellent bedside manner is a standard held highly among...
6 Ways to Prevent Illness as a Caregiver This Flu Season
Flu season is in full swing. While it's possible to catch the flu year-round, the fall and winter are typically the peak of flu season and it is especially dangerous for the elderly, children, and those with a compromised immune system. If you haven't already started...
5 Tips to Help Combat Sundown Syndrome
What is Sundown Syndrome? Sundown Syndrome, or Sundowning, is a phenomenon that causes restlessness and confusion toward the end of the day in patients with forms of dementia such as Alzheimer's. If your loved one is experiencing symptoms related to Sundown Syndrome,...
6 Fall Prevention Tips for Caregivers
While a small trip over a rug may seem minor to some, it can result in a life-threatening fall for those of older age. The reality is that one in four Americans aged 65+ falls each year and every 19 minutes, an older adult dies from a fall. When someone of older age...