🎄 💫 Season’s Greetings from Accela Healthcare 💫 🕎 This holiday season, we celebrate the beauty of togetherness and the spirit of giving. To all who observe Christmas, Hanukkah, or simply cherish this time of year, we wish you joy , peace and moments filled with love and warmth. At Accela Healthcare , we’re grateful for our patients , families , and professional partners. Merry Christmas & Happy Hanukkah from our family to yours. Avant Rehab and Care Center Avalon Rehab and Care Center ExcelCare at Manalapan Accela Post Acute Care at Hamilton Accela Rehab & Care Center at Springfield Accela Rehab & Care Center at Somerton Monica Wallace Sam Berkowitz Meki Muller, LNHA Pinny L. Jesse Palma
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To all the amazing doctors out there, thank you for your tireless dedication, expertise, and compassion. Your work is truly lifesaving, and we're grateful for the long hours, sacrifices, and care you provide to your patients. #ThankYouDoctors #AppreciationPost #Gratitude #HealthcareHeroes #MedicalExcellence #CompassionateCare #LifeSavers #HealthcareWorkers #MedicalProfessionals
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Hospice & Palliative Care Physician • Educator • Holistic Person-Centered Interdisciplinary Team Care Advocate • Goals of Care Consultant • Epistemophilic • Author
This week, I was reminded that perception, especially a caregiver’s, is tinctured with complex emotions. Several healthcare professionals had informed the caregiver, “There is nothing left to do but hospice.” The caregiver voiced that he understood where their loved one was at in the life cycle yet kept asking for aggressive measures. He was struggling with the decision he was making regarding the direction of the patient’s care. What and how terminality was presented by the interacting care team was a big factor in the caregivers' understanding and perception. These are not one-and-done conversations. Dialogue has to be fluid and ongoing, exploring gaps and doing the best to help guide and foster shared decision-making. This is an excellent read for anyone involved in patient care, especially hospice and palliative care, as it fosters a deeper understanding of the difficult decisions and profound responsibilities accompanying the end of life. #hospice #hospicecare #endoflifecare #palliative #pallitivecare #palliativemedicine #hapc #hpm #nhpco #nach #palliatievezorg #cuidadospaliativos #soinspalliatifs
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"Not only do they see a health status improvement in this population, but utilization and spending have decreased too. Cardea found that inpatient stays, ER visits, psychiatric visits, and nursing home stays have declined by nearly 80% among Oak Days residents, representing an enormous savings for the people who pay the bills — indirectly the state and now directly the health plans contracted to CalAIM. With the long-term cost of nursing home care now under managed care plans, rather than the state fee-for-service program, health plans have a vested interest in supporting people to live outside nursing homes. Thus, a model such as Oak Days could be of material interest to these plans." https://lnkd.in/g-krfYUf Great piece from California Health Care Foundation, take a look. Cardea Health Five Keys #communitycare #medicaid #calAIM #healthpolicy #housingishealthcare #utilization #readmission #caremanagement
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Founder and CEO, Violet. Transforming the last stage of life. Techstars ‘23, CEW Scholar, Westpac Fellow. #businessforgood #techforgood
Wise words from Kate Carnell, Chair of The Violet Initiative. Today’s systems simply aren’t serving us well enough. It is time to explore new models that relieve system pressures while improving care, support and outcomes for people and their families. Links in the comments below. #agedcare #healthcare #innovation #compassion #healthcarepolicy
Company Director - Chair Mable, Chair Racing and Sport Technology, Deputy Chair BeyondBlue, Chair Violet , Director Australian Made, National Co -Convenor of Liberals for Yes
It is sad and disheartening for a nation like ours that so many individuals are denied the dignity of dying in the place and environment they choose. Today, Dr Ranjana Srivastava OAM's Guardian article paints a painful and poignant picture of the current system's failure. Without changing the way we care for our dying, individuals and their carers are unlikely to routinely experience a safe and high-quality death. To do this, we must think beyond palliative care as the whole solution. While palliative care is crucial, end-of-life care goes beyond medicine, encompassing wishes, social needs, and relationships. The Violet Initiative recently released a research report that goes to the heart of this issue. Imogen Mitchell, Exec Director, Research & Academic Partnerships, Canberra Health Services, ICU Specialist, Canberra Hospital wrote in her foreword: "Changing the current dogma is going to be hard. It requires the community, primary care, acute care hospitals, aged care facilities, non-government organisations, academic partners, and state and federal policymakers to be engaged in a meaningful dialogue to realise safe and high-quality dying. It also requires novel approaches to care for the dying and their caregivers, given the stalemate of change over the last 20 years around dying" Compassion, choice, and control are vital during the last stage of life. A system-wide approach (healthcare, social services, communities) is needed to prioritise compassion, choice, and support for the dying. I am passionate about addressing these needs to ensure people have the experience they want and deserve. I’m excited about the potential of new technologies to introduce novel, personalised and empathetic solutions to address this at scale. It is time to assess the human and economic costs of this life stage and explore new models that relieve system pressures while improving care, support, and outcomes for people and their families. The links to Ranjana's article and Violet's research report are in the comments below. #Dyingwell #healthcare #agedcare #compassion #innovation
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WE ARE NOT SURPRISED! HopeHealth Hospice ranks second in U.S. for caregiver and employee experience. HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center, a nonprofit hospice care provider, has been ranked second in caregiver and employee satisfaction among the country’s 50 largest hospices, according to a study published in the American Journal of Hospice & Palliative Medicine. To read more about Hope Health's unsurprising high ranking from PBN...https://lnkd.in/ephUx--c #hospicecaregiving #hopehealthhospice
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Home Health & Hospice: QAPI/Emergency Prep/Compliance/Infection Control/Education
I think of all the skills, knowledge and perspective I’ve learned every time I worked in a new area of nursing. That was only possible because I was able and willing to invest the time, effort, and mental energy to learn and open myself up to new ideas and experiences. I don’t know all the answers for how to fix this. I think including more end of life education in training for all healthcare providers from CNA’s to physicians and everyone in between. Social workers, therapists, chaplains, nurses, PA’s, NP’s. Just like understanding credit scores, amortization and how bank accounts & credit cards work, advanced directives and end of life conversations should be part of our educational system. How do we add more to our educational system? If we only add at the college level, there is an entire segment of the population that misses out on the information. What would you do to increase education around end of life issues and advanced directives?
I’m tired. I’m tired of forwarding the wonderful #hospice story about President Carter. I’m tired of sharing state & national statistics. I’m tired of sharing celebratory photos with catchy tag lines. I’m tired of bragging about workforce wins. I’m tired. The bottom line is NY is the bottom of the barrel for Hospice utilization. I’m tired of telling people that. This month, a family I know almost as well as my own waited until they were in crisis to call for help - twice in one month with two elderly loved ones. A family full of healthcare professionals. I get it - not wanting to give up hope or feel like you’re missing what could be a miraculous option. I get it. But I’m tired of watching families scramble while in shambles. This week, two people who know me & know my organization called in crisis from an emergency room. One family had their loved one die in a hospital bed the night before we could transfer her to the Hospice Home. I’m tired of getting that failed phone call. The other family had their loved one die at home almost as soon as they got out of the ambulance & before we could finish the admission. I’m tired of looking the staff in the eyes who invested that time and emotion & left feeling less than enough. I’m tired of consoling that family who appreciates making it home yet don’t realize all the care & loving support they would’ve received from our team. I’m tired. These are real stories, local families, missing out on a benefit we all deserve that brings peace and pain relief on so many levels that aren’t just physical. I’m tired of saying we need to “re-educate” providers and health systems and professional caregivers and politicians and lawmakers. We each have a responsibility to get informed about end-of-life care, which is just as critical a piece of the care continuum as obstetrics and primary care. It’s not giving up hope. It’s handing off to the next segment of the care team. We can be part of a well planned solution instead of a badly implemented after thought. This is sacred space. Let’s treat it that way.
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Company Director - Chair Mable, Chair Racing and Sport Technology, Deputy Chair BeyondBlue, Chair Violet , Director Australian Made, National Co -Convenor of Liberals for Yes
It is sad and disheartening for a nation like ours that so many individuals are denied the dignity of dying in the place and environment they choose. Today, Dr Ranjana Srivastava OAM's Guardian article paints a painful and poignant picture of the current system's failure. Without changing the way we care for our dying, individuals and their carers are unlikely to routinely experience a safe and high-quality death. To do this, we must think beyond palliative care as the whole solution. While palliative care is crucial, end-of-life care goes beyond medicine, encompassing wishes, social needs, and relationships. The Violet Initiative recently released a research report that goes to the heart of this issue. Imogen Mitchell, Exec Director, Research & Academic Partnerships, Canberra Health Services, ICU Specialist, Canberra Hospital wrote in her foreword: "Changing the current dogma is going to be hard. It requires the community, primary care, acute care hospitals, aged care facilities, non-government organisations, academic partners, and state and federal policymakers to be engaged in a meaningful dialogue to realise safe and high-quality dying. It also requires novel approaches to care for the dying and their caregivers, given the stalemate of change over the last 20 years around dying" Compassion, choice, and control are vital during the last stage of life. A system-wide approach (healthcare, social services, communities) is needed to prioritise compassion, choice, and support for the dying. I am passionate about addressing these needs to ensure people have the experience they want and deserve. I’m excited about the potential of new technologies to introduce novel, personalised and empathetic solutions to address this at scale. It is time to assess the human and economic costs of this life stage and explore new models that relieve system pressures while improving care, support, and outcomes for people and their families. The links to Ranjana's article and Violet's research report are in the comments below. #Dyingwell #healthcare #agedcare #compassion #innovation
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🎉🌟 Welcome to Bespocare+'s Official LinkedIn Page!🌟🎉 We're thrilled to join the LinkedIn community! At Bespocare+, we're passionate about providing exceptional care and support to those who need it most across the UK. Our journey began with a simple vision: to provide bespoke care to help you live a quality life. ✨ What We Do: - Personal Care: Help with daily personal living tasks. - Complex Care: Support of individuals with complex healthcare needs. - Respite Care: Temporary support when your normal carers are not available. - Palliative Care: End-of-life care and support of individuals with terminal illnesses. - Overnight Care: Overnight personal care, companionship and assistance. - Elderly Care: Personal care for the elderly who need support, but who wish to continue living in their own home. 🤝 Our Values: - Quality Care with Heart: We're dedicated to offering quality care that blends clinical excellence with genuine compassion, ensuring the best for you or your loved ones. - Bespoke, Individualised and Empathetic Approach: We tailor our care to meet your unique needs and preferences, involving you and your family to create a personalised care plan that supports your well-being and respects your choices. - Leadership Focused on Our Experience: Our leadership focuses on a seamless service, leveraging our strengths, promoting responsibility to create an experience where you know what to expect from our service. - Transparent Communication and Trust: Clear, compassionate communication is key to trust. We're committed to keeping you informed, addressing any questions or concerns promptly, and updating you regularly. - Continuous Improvement Driven by Your Feedback: Your feedback shapes our services, driving our continuous improvement efforts. Your satisfaction and well-being are our top priorities, and we're dedicated to exceeding your expectations. We're here to make a difference, one life at a time. Join us on our mission! ➡️ Follow us for updates on our services, insights into the care industry, and stories that celebrate the human spirit. #CareServiceUK #HealthcareHeroes #CommunityCare #HomeCare #Bespoke #PersonalCare #CQC #NewOnLinkedIn #MakingADifference
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If you missed Contessa President Kendall Hagood's discussion about the trajectory of advanced care in the home this upcoming year, check out her recent blog on the topic: https://hubs.li/Q02p-r480
Why 2024 Will Be a Big Year for Care at Home – Contessa Health
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THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE IN HOSPICE SERVICE PROVIDERS. We understand the issues seniors, physicians and families face and have developed programs to address them. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eA8mg_x #ourdifference #ourcare #hospicecare #missourihospice #kcmo #independenceMO
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