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Lifematters Selects AlayaCare as a Home Care Software Partner

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Lifematters employs more than 1,500 caregivers across the mid-Atlantic region in Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C., The company works with clients to create customized care plans and employs highly trained, skilled caregivers and care managers.

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Caregiving Best Practices: Hire In-Home Help

Hope Hospice

Home health care is specialized medical care that is ordered by a physician and is administered by trained healthcare professionals such as nurses, physician assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists, medical social workers, dietitians, etc. Senior centers may also maintain registries of independent caregivers.

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Caregiver Mistakes: Not Hiring In-Home Help

Hope Hospice

Home health care is specialized medical care that is ordered by a physician and is administered by trained healthcare professionals such as nurses, physician assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists, medical social workers, dietitians, etc. Senior centers may also maintain registries of independent caregivers.

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Top Family Caregiver Mistakes:  Part 2; Not hiring in-home help

Hope Hospice

Hope Hospice is publishing a five-part monthly series about common family caregiver mistakes. You can obtain lists of home health agencies in your area from a hospital social worker/discharge planner, or possibly your physician’s office. Senior centers may also maintain registries of independent caregivers.

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Hospice and Breast Cancer

Traditions Health

In most cases, your primary caregiver is a family member or friend. You and your caregiver can also call the hospice team 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They also train your primary caregiver to assist you and give medicine. Social workers can address financial issues and access additional support services.

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Caring for Someone with ALS

Traditions Health

Caring for Someone with ALS Caring for someone with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) can be a challenging experience for even the most concerned and diligent of caregivers. When to Seek Help Caring for someone with ALS often presents many challenges for the patient’s primary caregiver.

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Home Health Care vs. Home Care: What’s the Difference

Traditions Health

Educational resources Your home health care provider can help you and your caregiver learn how to manage your condition. If you’re eligible, Medicare, Veteran Affairs, or private insurance covers home health care services. This includes tips and advice about nutrition, medication management and safety.