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Monday, September 29, 2025

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Caregiving Senior Health

August 20, 2021 Kevin Doel

Why In-Home Care Is Crucial for Healing After a Hospital Stay

Phoenix Home Care & Hospice believes the best healing happens at home, where new beginnings can be created in familiar

Caregiving Mental Health

June 10, 2020 Lee Hartman

Dreaming of Affection Amidst a Pandemic: Perspective from a Nurse

To be a hospice nurse means far more than meets the eye. For me, it is my passion, my “why.”

Caregiving Hospice Senior Health

March 23, 2020 Lee Hartman

Considering Hospice for late-stage Alzheimer’s

The late stages of Alzheimer’s can be challenging for patients and their loved ones. Oftentimes caregivers face serious health issues

Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly

Caregiving Physical Therapy/Rehab Senior Health

February 26, 2020 topekahealth

Touching More Lives Through the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly

At the age of 65, Bruce Johnson has had multiple strokes. The stroke had limited Johnson’s ability to speak and

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