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Caregiving FEATURED Hospice Senior Health

February 27, 2024 Kevin Doel

Does Respite Care Improve Your Relationship with Your Loved One?

Experience Private Duty Care’s Profound Effect on Families Caring for a loved one has its ups and downs. Sometimes your

Hospice Senior Health

February 20, 2023 Kevin Doel

The Best Books for Caregivers of Family Members Receiving Home Health Care or Hospice

The Best Books for Caregivers of Family Members Receiving Home Health Care or Hospice Caring for a loved one at

Caregiving FEATURED Health Resources Hospice Senior Health

July 18, 2022 Kevin Doel

What are the advantages of private nursing?

Do you have questions about how you can receive care at home from a medical professional? One way involves private duty

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September 14, 2021 Kevin Doel

How You Can “Thrive at Home”

When his Parkinson’s doctor told him that there were options to getting more help in the home, Jimmie Treat and

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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

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Massage Physical Therapy/Rehab

March 20, 2020 Lee Hartman

More than Massage: Relieving stress and pain

In the world we live in, stress has become a way of life. Many times we work a 40-hour week

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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