Help at Home

♥️ It’s that time of the year where people think about how important it is to give to their communities.    Columbus, GA, caregiver Martika, tells us one of the things she loves about caregiving is that she feels like she is giving back, year-round!      “We are all going to get older and all going to go through health problems and are all going to need help at some point in our life,” she says. “So, I like being able to care for people who can’t take care of themselves. I feel like it’s a way to give back to the community.”    Read more about the praise Martika has received for ways she gives back through her caring and compassionate caregiving here:      Read more https://lnkd.in/gbPhX6rD     #HelpatHome #HomeCare #CaregiverStories 

💜 Lora Cares.     Lora Lewis Griffin, Area Leader for Michigan shares what makes Help at Home such a special place to work.    #HelpatHome #HomeCare #MeetOurTeam 

Check out Audrie Martin, M.A.’s Home Health Care News article highlighting industry leaders like our own President Tim O'Rourke on their take on the future of in-home care.     “Meeting the care needs of Medicaid and dual-eligibles now and beyond 2025 will provide opportunities for home care and the health care industry to enhance care services supported by emerging technology and care innovations.”    https://lnkd.in/gEiitJrQ    #HelpatHome #HomeCare #Innovation 

Meet Tysheea Liggins (pictured left), one of our Community Health Workers (CHWs).     “Seeing a smile like the one in this picture makes me feel like I brought some peace, safety and reassurance to each visit with her,” said Tysheea.     💜 This is just one of the countless examples of how we Do More for More clients, helping individuals age in place at home, the preferred setting of care.    #HelpatHome #HomeCare #DoMoreForMore 

💪 When Help at Home caregiver Hannah thought about her core strengths after she graduated, she realized that “helping people” was at the top of the list.  When she found out she could make a career of helping people, she found her new career. Now, Hannah finds satisfaction in caring for a client who is like a second grandma to her. https://lnkd.in/gp3mNCJM      #HelpatHome #HomeCare #CaregiverStories 

🚨 Our Regional Leader James Quach tells us why he believes the company’s latest home care advancement benefits the local community in Moline, IL, in our latest episode of Help at Home’s Meaningful Moments podcast series.     “Home care is very personal and local. Our new Walmart location is a very convenient and accessible resource for individuals who want to learn more about home care services in their area, as well as apply for a caregiver role,” shared Quach.     Hear more from James about the new concept here ➡️: https://lnkd.in/gyTaqAeY     #HelpatHome #HomeCare #Innovation 

We’re proud to highlight our Community Health Workers (CHWs) who have the unique ability to help clients live their best lives by providing more than just care— they are providing solutions. 💡    “CHWs work patiently to garner trust and respect from clients, and once they do, they work hard to empower them and give them a voice,” said Chief Clinical Officer Marianne Longo.     #HelpatHome #HomeCare #CommunityHealthWorders

💜 Myla Williams cares.    Michigan-based Branch Manager Myla believes in being “brilliant at the basics”, building a lasting foundation for positive impact from the start.  #HelpatHome #HomeCare #MeetOurTeam 

💜 Christeena Ruble’s first caregiving experience was helping her grandmother, who was diagnosed with dementia.    “I fell in love with caring for her,” she said.     After her grandmother died, Christeena started caregiving as a full-time career for Help at Home. Fast forward to today, Christeena is the Winchester, IN, branch manager.     “I have stayed in this career because I love what we do as a company on a daily basis. Every day, we take care of those in need and make it so clients can stay in their homes.”    #HelpatHome #HomeCare #CareerGrowth 

Our team was well represented at this year’s Stevie® Awards for Women in Business this year. Two of our outstanding female leaders were named as finalists in their respective categories for the work they are doing to connect home care to health care: Chief Clinical Officer Marianne Longo and Chief Information Officer Carole Hodsdon.    "We’re incredibly proud to celebrate the achievements of these two remarkable leaders,” said Help at Home President Tim O'Rourke. “They are helping us to advance home care through not only innovation, but through their passion for the work we do to support our workforce and to ensure quality home care for our clients.”     Help us celebrate and support these incredibly talented women leaders in the home care industry!    Continue reading: https://lnkd.in/gxTQ3vqE       #HelpatHome  #HomeCare  #AwardWinning