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Meet Natalie Blickman, Born Helper

Natalie Blickman is a born helper. Since she was young, she knew she wanted to dedicate her life to a career taking care of others – a spirit that shines through in everything she does for both Family & Nursing Care clients and her teammates. 
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Continuity of Care to Meet Client and Caregiver Needs

Every client’s care needs are unique — starting with the amount of time per day or week they receive care.
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Meet Amanda Schwaninger, a True Team Player

Keeping our clients and Caregivers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a team effort – and nobody knows that better than Client Services Manager (CSM) Amanda Schwaninger.
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Staying Safe in Warm Weather

As families get ready to reconnect under sunny skies, it’s important to make sure older family members are protected from extreme heat.
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Spring Cleaning? Don’t Forget the Medicine Cabinet!

By Lisa Shepet, Director of Nursing, Family & Nursing Care Select
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Pandemic Pivot: How One Client Services Manager Adjusted Her Work and Took on New Challenges

Even with over 18 years of experience in client care and customer service, Shannon Bednar didn’t have a playbook at the ready for how to do her job as a Client Services Manager during a global pandemic.
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Activities of Daily Living

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are essential personal tasks that people do on an everyday basis. Caregivers can provide clients with help performing ADLs as needed.
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Mobility Assistance

When mobility assistance is needed, a Caregiver can help with getting up, walking, transfers into or out of bed or a chair, turning/positioning in bed, range of motion exercises, and more.
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Companionship

Companionship can be vital to the mental and physical well-being of older adults. Caregivers can provide companionship support that helps clients feel comfortable, secure, social, and well-cared for.
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