Homecare and Caregiver Blog
Family & Nursing Care prioritizes education. Our employees have opportunities to garner continuing education credits and advance their skillsets. We love when our clients show an interest in learning something new. And we are committed to continually educating those in our region and throughout our industry about aging in place and evolving with dignity.
As such, below you’ll find Family & Nursing Care’s blog exploring topics from caregiving tips to hospital re-admissions. Have a topic you’d like to see us address or a question you’d like answered? Send it to Mitch Markowitz at MMarkowitz@familynursingcare.com.
2018 Annual Report
FNC 2018 Annual Report As Family & Nursing Care celebrates its 50th anniversary, we reflect on how much has changed over the years. When Sandy Kursban founded Family & Nursing Care in 1968, the idea …
How to Vet Private Duty Home Care Companies
The 6 Best Questions to Ask When Selecting an At-Home Caregiver The quest to find a private duty in-home care company in the Washington, D.C. and Maryland area can add stress to an already overwhelming …
When Should You Consider Home Care?
Advantages of In-Home Care for Aging Adults Most people don’t consider in-home care until a crisis hits and family members are left stressed and scrambling to find exceptional care for their loved ones. Often, there …
Making a Real Impact Through the Family & Nursing Care Foundation
The Family & Nursing Care Foundation Provides Home Care for Low Income Seniors “When you’re older, it takes a village.” That statement, made by the daughter of a gentleman benefiting from in-home care provided at …
Best of Bethesda 2018 Winner
Family & Nursing Care Voted "Best In-Home Care" 2018 We are proud to announce that Family & Nursing Care has been voted ‘Best In-Home Care’ for the 5th time in Bethesda Magazine’s Readers’ Poll. Every …
Navigating the Long-Term Care Insurance Landscape (with Our Help)
Understanding Long-Term Care Insurance Industry leaders predict that the use of Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI) for home care will keep increasing as the nation’s older population continues to grow. Jesse Slome, director of the American …
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