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How to Overcome Denial of Senior Care Needs from Family Members

Home Sweet Home In-Home Care

Many family caregivers face a denial of senior care needs from other family members, but these tips can help you educate them on your loved one’s needs. When you start to notice the red flags that care at home is necessary for someone you love, it’s very common for the person to resist the idea.

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The Rise of Hospital at Home

AlayaCare

These diseases of course are still present; for families and their health-care teams, it’s just become more challenging to manage them. We’re waging ba ttles on multiple fronts – and, like battles before this, our hospitals, governments and home care industry have tried to step up to provide solutions.

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AlayaCare Secures $33 Million (CDN) in Growth Funding from Inovia Capital

AlayaCare

“We are grateful that our capital partners, led by Inovia, share this vision and are propelling AlayaCare toward our ultimate goal: keeping millions of people well in the comfort of their homes.” AlayaCare brings significant quality-of-life improvements by enabling patients to receive health care at home.

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How Amazon’s $3.9 Billion One Medical Acquisition Could Disrupt Home-Based Care—For Better or Worse

Home Care Pulse

Amazon’s acquisition of One Medical will change the landscape of home care forever—for better or worse. Incumbent home-based care providers in home health, home care, and primary care at home should all view Amazon’s One Medical acquisition as a long-term threat to current business operations. .

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Ep.2: The Truth About Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—And What Agencies Should Be Doing Differently

Home Care Pulse

Uh, we’re gonna talk a lot about diversity today, and Ron and I could not be more opposite both in how we present ourselves to the world, but also how we operate and how we think. And then the providers, particularly in private pay, personal care, you may have anywhere from 50 to 60% that are non-white Latino, black Asian.