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Aug 21, 2025 08:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Built for This Women's Leadership Conference

Date and TimeThursday Aug 21, 20258:00 AM - 3:00 PM CDTAugust 21ST, 8am-3pm LocationCollege Woods Auditorium5860 College ParkwayMobile, AL  36613 5860 College Parkway Mobile AL 36613Fees/Admission$100 per person includes lunch.*$25 Early Bird discount available now thru May 31st. Websitewww.saralandchamber.comContact Information251-675-4444Send EmailEarly Bird Registration: Get $25 off Now thru May 31st!

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Jun 26, 2025 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM

Ozanam's 2025 Jazz Extravaganza

Join us this year at The Calirojae' as we dance the night away to Harvey Antone's Smooth Jazz Experience and The Obvious Choice. Buy something fabulous at the Silent Auction, take a chance on our Wine Pull and Raffle, save your appetite for scrumptious food and drinks, and be captured in print by the caricature artist. Be ready to wave your hankies, twirl your umbrellas and pop your fans when we close out the evening with a Secondline led by The Excelsior Band! Dress to impress or be completely extravagant. Take advantage of our Early Bird Special - tickets $50 ONLY FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, so BUY YOURS TODAY! We look forward to seeing you in June...

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Jun 18, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Become a Medicaid Waiver Service Provider Information Meeting

Information Meeting for Elderly & Disabled Medicaid Waiver Serve ProvidersJune 18, 2025

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May 29, 2025 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Right at Home-Alabama CEU - Biodiversity and Your Health

Right at Home UniversityIt is our pleasure to invite you to RAH's Free Online CEU's.Approved for Nurses and Social Workers.The Second Friday of the Month the CEU is applied for admin ALF and ADMIN skilledRegister and view classes at RAHCEU.COM

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Saad Healthcare - Baldwin

Hospice 6450 Hwy 90 Ste F, Spanish Fort, Alabama, 36527

Hospice Care In Our Home or YoursSaad Healthcare provides In-Home and Inpatient hospice care to patients along the Mississippi and Alabama Gulf Coasts. Services are provided both in the home and at our Inpatient Facility located in Mobile Alabama.The Saad Hospice Program operates from the premise that man has three components: spiritual, intellectual, and physical. The program is dedicated to the provision of compassionate and comprehensive care to all dimensions of the patients and the caregiver/family. Our focus is quality care, dignity, comfort, and assistance with end-of-life issues by provision of physical, intellectual, and spiritual preparation for lifes last journey.What is hospice?Hospice focuses on managing symptoms and pain for people in the terminal phase of life. Care is provided by an interdisciplinary team, focused on providing the holistic needs of the patient and family. Hospice is considered the model for holistic, compassionate care for people facing a life-limiting illness, by providing expert medical care, pain management, emotional and spiritual support tailored to the individual needs of each patient.In-Home HospiceIn-home hospice services are performed in the patients home by our team of skilled nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, aides, chaplains, and social workers.Inpatient HospiceInpatient hospice services are provided at our state-of-the-art inpatient facility, The Retreat, located in Mobile, Alabama. Our hospice intake facility is available to people from all over the Gulf Coast. The facility provides an atmosphere that is both warm and family centric and doesnt have the appearance of a typical medical facility.Paying for Hospice CareHospice care is a benefit covered under Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. Hospice care in the home or the inpatient unit, certain needed supplies and medical equipment and visits from staff including nurses, CNAs, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers are covered through these benefits.Do You Qualify for Hospice?If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with a terminal condition or prognosis, with six months or less life expectancy, you might qualify for hospice care. Call (251) 343-9600 or email info@saadhealthcare.comWhat is the Difference Between Home Health and Hospice?Home health is geared toward improving your condition with aggressive medical treatment that can include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and CNA visits. Hospice care is based on a holistic care model where emotional, spiritual, and physical comfort is the goal of the care team. Hospice provides therapy services as well as weekly nursing, CNA visits, social work, chaplain and volunteer and bereavement services. Hospice care also covers the cost of DME/medical supplies and disease-specific and comfort medication.What Types of Services Does Saad Hospice Offer? Routine Home Care General Inpatient Care Respite Care Continuous Care At SAAD Healthcare, our goal is to provide care and medical services with courtesy, respect, and warmth. That is the Saad way. Saad Healthcare is the one call to make to give you the confidence that comes from knowing you are doing the right thing for your patient or loved one.Founded fifty years ago as a retirement community, Saad Healthcare quickly grew into an organization offering home healthcare, hospice care, rehabilitation, private nursing, and medical equipment supplies along the entire Gulf Coast region. Today, Saad Healthcare can fulfill every need for a patient or loved one that is living with a chronic condition, recovering from, or facing a life-limiting illness. The Saad Healthcare team of experienced care providers will work closely with your physician to implement the best plan of care for you or your loved one. Fifty years of experience makes us the right choice, for the best possible care.

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Right at Home - Daphne

Non-Medical 25325 U.S. 98, Daphne, Alabama, 36526

Mobile and Baldwin County's Trusted, Quality In-Home Senior Care Provider! Right at Home offers a range of services to support individuals with serious health issuesand seniors who need assistance to maintain their independence at home. Companion care focuses on providing assistance with household tasks and promoting social interaction to enhance well-being. Personal care services assist with daily activities such as hygiene and mobility, allowing seniors to remain at home with dignity. Specialty care is available for those with unique needs, with caregivers trained to provide both practical support and emotional reassurance. Nursing services provide medical support tailored to the individual's needs, ensuring quality care without the need for hospitalization. Right at Home also ensures comprehensive support for injured workers through specialized caregiver training and assistance navigating the worker's compensation process, ensuring they receive the care and resources they need to recover comfortably at home. Contact Right at Home for more information on how they can help support you andyour loved ones, regardless of where the individual calls home. Accredited by The Joint Commission. Please visit www.RAHSouth.com to see all of our locations. Nurses and Social Workers can visit www.RAHCEU.com for our online continuing education units. For those seeking careers, please visit www.RAHapply.com.

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Angels by Visiting Angels - Gulf Shores

Non-Medical 1313 S Commercial Dr Ste 101A, Foley, Alabama, 36535

Welcome to Visiting Angels of Gulf Shores! We are an essential personal in home care agency serving families in Mobile and the surrounding communities.Our services are flexible, affordable, and comprehensive. When you choose Visiting Angels for your senior care services, you will be matched with a professional, compassionate, and reliable caregiver.Senior home care services from Visiting Angels Daphne Area will provide assistance for those coping with the effects of aging. We also provide assistance to those with chronic care conditions including heart disease, multiple sclerosis, COPD, congestive heart failure, Alzheimers, and cancer.Our team of professional caregivers includes home health aides and Certified Nurses Assistants with experience to provide your loved one with a superior level of care. Call our Daphne-area office today to learn more about our home care services. We look forward to hearing from you!Our list of in-home care services include:Meal PreparationLight HousekeepingErrandsShoppingWalksMedication RemindersAffordable Hourly RatesHourly Care 24/7Multiple Shift CareTemporary or Long Term CareWeekends & HolidaysRespite Care for Family CaregiversRewarding Companionship

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Aetna Medicare Solutions-Alabama

Medicare Advantage Plans , Mobile, Alabama,

Aetna offers a variety of health insurance plans, including Medicare Advantage plans.An estimated 39 million people rely on Aetna, a CVS Health company, to help them make health care decisions through its range of health insurance plans and services.3.1 million people have an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan.Our licensed agents can help you navigate your Medicare options and find an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan that fits your coverage needs.

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Support for Spouses of Cancer Patients: Insights from a Five-Time Survivor's Wife

Support for Spouses of Cancer Patients: Insights from a Five-Time Survivors WifeWritten by Kim Potts. The spouse or partner, providing support for spouses of cancer patients, holds one of the most crucial and challenging roles on the cancer care team. As I have been dealing with my husbands cancer for 21 of our 32 years of marriage, I have a lot of experience in this role. I still get emotional when I hear the words five-time cancer survivor said about my husband Bill. Five is a significant number and instantly reminds me of the challenges we have faced and will face in the future. Here are some things I can share based on my experience.What NOT To AskMy heart ached as I listened to our friends ask Bill questions and provide unsolicited comments or advice about his cancer. For example: What are your odds? This question is the absolute worst question to ask a cancer patient, as the odds dont count. Bills response to that question was always 100%. It was 100% that he would either live or die. You will beat it because of your positive attitude. Bill and I have watched many cancer patients with great attitudes die, rendering this comment inaccurate.Let me tell you about my cancer! Bill needs to focus only on his cancer, not someone elses cancer. Bill, you will beat the cancer. Bill knew there was no guarantee he would survive. Recommending a doctor or treatment center without being asked. The patient should be trusted to make the right decision. Bill appreciates advice when he asks for it but unsolicited advice only creates angst. Safety FirstAs a cold, flu, or COVID can kill him during and after treatment, one of my roles has been to be the gatekeeper ensuring anyone who visited Bill was healthy. Patient safety is paramount. Those conversations had to happen any time someone came to see Bill. Before I let them in the door of our home, I had to ask how they were feeling. Bill often sat outside if a plumber or electrician needed to come to our house.Lead with LoveBill has also found great comfort in friends visits, calls and texts. He especially enjoys it when they call and ask him about the favorite meal he is craving then order it, pick it up and bring it over to eat with him! We both love visiting with friends and not talking about cancer. My spirits improve when I hear friends and family tell Bill, Bill, I love you. He then tells them he loves them back. This show of love has been magical for him. Bill finds the presence of family and friends comforting, even if nothing is said.  Self-Care is CriticalAs the burden of caring for a cancer patient is significant, you must take care of yourselfphysically, mentally and socially. I worried who would take care of Bill if I got sick, so I eat well, get enough sleep and exercise often. I spend time in devotion each evening. Through tennis and volunteering, I have a robust group of friends. All of this helps me better deal with the emotions of the cancer journey. But I realize now that I tried to do too much. I did not utilize outside resources like SYNERGY HomeCare to give me a break. I would have benefited greatly from some time away from caring for Bill, for someone else to care for Bill so I could care for myself. Even a half day off would have been remarkable. So, as a spouse, get all the support you need. Outside resources provide this support. Your partner needs you!Kim Potts is married to Bill Potts, the author of Up for the Fight: How to Advocate For Yourself as You Battle Cancer, from a Five-Time Survivor. Kim is a successful business owner, tennis player, mom and best friend to Bill. There is more on Kim and Bill at billcpotts.com. Contact SYNERGY Homecare of Daphne for more information and a free assessment at 251-621-1900.   They provide non-medical home care in Baldwin, Escambia and Mobile counties in Alabama.

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How to Prevent and Treat Joint Pain

How to Prevent & Treat Joint Pain Most of us never think about our joints until they start to hurt. As we age, we lose strength and flexibility in our tendons and ligaments. As our joints get tighter, it may become harder to move. The cartilage between our bones of the joints also starts to break down; this leads to inflammation and osteoarthritis, the most common joint disorder. Taking care of your joints can help reduce joint pain and stiffness. Five Tips to Keep Your Joints Healthy  1.      Stay at a healthy weight. Carrying extra body weight puts strain on thejoints, especially the knees. On the flip side, being underweight can lead to a lackof muscle, which helps keep your joints strong and stable. Aim for a healthy weightbased on your height and body type. 2.      Exercise every day and make sure to warm up before and cool down after.You may think it's better to limit exercise if your joints are hurting, but regularmovement and exercise is one of the best ways to prevent and help joint pain.Exercise strengthens the muscles around joints, helping to take pressure off them.If you have joint pain, stick to low-impact activities like biking, swimming,and walking. The more you move, the more likely youll keep moving without painand stiffness as you age. It's also important to stretch before and after you exercise to loweryour risk of straining joints and muscles. Just five minutes of stretching beforeexercise to warm up your joints and five minutes after to cool down will helpprevent workout injuries. 3.      Add anti-inflammatory foods to your diet. A Mediterranean diet richin fruit, vegetables, whole grains, beans, and healthy fats reduces joint pain. Addthese other anti-inflammatory foods to your grocery list:         Tomatoes         Olive oil         Green leafy vegetables, like spinach, kale, and collards         Nuts like almonds and walnuts         Fatty fish, like salmon, mackerel, tuna, and sardines         Fruits, like strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and oranges 4.      Make sure you're drinking enough water. Your bodys cartilage thatcushions your joints is made up of 80% water. When you get dehydrated, yourbody starts pulling water from other sources, including cartilage. This leads to jointpain and a greater risk of injury. 5.      If you smoke, it's time to quit! Smoking is a risk factor for everything, fromheart and lung problems to cancer and joint pain. Smoking increases inflammationthroughout the body. This makes it harder for your body to heal if you injure yourjoints. To quit smoking, seek support and a treatment plan from your Primary CareProvider. His or her phone number is on the back of your Viva Medicare ID card.  Contact Viva Health to find out more about Medicare Plans in the Alabama area.  Call 800-633-8472 to find out more!

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The Affordable Senior Housing Shortage

A nationwide shortage of affordable senior housing exists that presents a challenge to meet the needs of older adults with very low incomes.According to the National Council on Aging, more than 25 million Americans aged 60-plus are living at or below 250% of the federal poverty level (FPL) of $29,425 per year per single person. A 2016 Bipartisan Policy Center report noted, The current supply of housing that is affordable to the nations lowest-income seniors is woefully inadequate. As more low-income Americans enter the senior ranks, this supply shortage currently measured in millions of units will become even more acute.Since 1991, AHEPA Affordable Housing Management Company (AMC) has been a committed provider of safe, dignified affordable independent senior living and affordable assisted living communities for our nations vulnerable elderly and disabled population. A mission-driven organization, AMC has developed and manages 91 affordable independent senior living communities in 20 states that are administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developments 202 program. In Mobile, and in the surrounding area, 13 AHEPA Senior Apartments communities offer very low-income seniors over the age of 62 residential apartment-home living with voluntary supportive services they may need to continue to live independently as they age. The services may include meal services, case management, transportation assistance, public benefits programs enrollment assistance, and fitness and wellness programs, among others. All these services can be viewed as health care intervention at a reduced cost as compared long-term care services.  Preventing nursing home care, emergency room visits, or hospitalizations can lead to savings to Medicare and Medicaid programs. Furthermore, our residents health and safety throughout the pandemic has been our priority. Our participation in the CDCs Pharmacy Partnership for Long-term Care Program ensured our residents would have priority access to the Covid-19 vaccine.The announcement in January by HUD that it will make $150 million available to support the development of new affordable multifamily rental housing through grants administered by the HUD 202 program is an important step toward addressing the affordable housing shortage and well-being for very low-income seniors. However, it is only a step and many more need to be taken. With this opportunity to grow our mission, AMC pledges to be there for our nations vulnerable seniors as we have been for Mobiles for over three decades.This article was submitted by AHEPA Affordable Housing management Company President and CEO Steve Beck. For more information, please visit www.ahepamgmt.com. 

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Spring Cleaning Your Estate Plan

Now that spring has sprung and COVID restrictions are not dominating our daily lives, we need to get back to the basics.  Time to change your linens, clean those baseboards and review your documents!At a minimum, everyone needs a Durable Power of Attorney for financial matters and one for health care issues.  It is surprising to me how few people execute this very basic estate document.  If you dont have one, and you have a massive stroke, your family will likely have to go to court in order to handle your most basic personal financial matters.  This cost thousands of dollars and is a very difficult process on your loved ones.Next, everyone should execute an Advanced Directive for Health Care, which is also known as a living will.  This document allows you to choose ahead of time whether you would want to have your life artificially extended by the administration of medicine or machines, and whether you wish to have food or water given to you through a tube or IV.  If you do not have this document and catastrophe strikes, the hospital must take the maximum steps to keep you alive, and often the client is then sent to a nursing home where they can live a very long time under these circumstances.  Many do not want this to happen.  If this is the case, execute this document.  For Alabama, this document can be located for free on the Alabama Hospital Associations website.  Most hospitals, hospice companies and doctors offices can also provide the form.This document is often associated with a DNR or Do Not Resuscitate form.  That form is initiated by your physician most often, and is available for you if you reach the stage of your life that you really have no quality of life.  This is not a required document, even though a lot of facilities would prefer it and may infer that it is required.  You are the master of your destiny and you get to choose how your life ends.The next, most common document is the Last Will and Testament.  Everyone should have one, even if you put your children as beneficiary on your accounts and policies.  There may be a reason to open an estate and it will be more expensive and time consuming if you do not execute a will.  You should appoint a Personal Representative and should dictate who gets what property.  If you just want to say, I want my children to have my stuff, then the document will divide your residuary estate.  A common problem I see is where someone has a child they have raised but never formally adopted, or a partner they didnt marry, and those will be left out of any estate if you do not write a will.The last document you may want to consider is a Trust.  We are living in more complicated times, and it is important to have a will, however, that will needs to be probated in court to take effect following your death.  One way to exercise more control over your situation after your death is to set up a trust, that will manage the property over time.  If you have a set of documents that have been completed, make an appointment to determine if any changes should be made.  Laws and circumstances change all the time, so it is important to keep up with those changes.Talk to your estate professional as soon as possible and get your spring cleaning under way!  If you are concerned about getting out in person, call and set up a virtual appointment. Editor's Note:  This article was submitted by Kyla G. Kelim, Esq., Aging in Alabama

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The Reserve at Fairhope: Unparalleled Comfort and Style

THE AREAS NEWEST SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITYDiscover a senior living community where freedom and opportunity are yours.Introducing the Eastern Shores newest independent living, assisted living and memory care community, where you will find surprising moments make all the difference. The Reserve at Fairhope offers residents not only well-appointed, luxury apartments and cottage homes at a monthly rate, but also an active, connected lifestyle with something new to enjoy around every corner. Known as the jewel of the Eastern Shore, the coastal community of Fairhope looks and feels like a postcard come alive. From the delightful downtown shops, restaurants and galleries to the brilliant sunsets overlooking the bay, there is so much to explore and experience convenient to enjoy by your own golf cart, which is accommodated at The Reserve by covered cart parking, charging stations and extra-wide garages in cottages. Residents can easily venture out to take a stroll along the pier, enjoy a fabulous meal on the waterfront or shop to their hearts delight.The ideal location sets the scene for a community that is a true reflection of the people and the area it serves: stylish, scenic, sophisticated. Within this unique Southern setting, our senior living community offers endless opportunities to simplify your life and feel a renewed sense of joy and belonging each day.A touch of elegance and charm.Allow us to show you how our elegant aesthetics, modern amenities and convenient services combine to create your ideal future home plus the financial flexibility found within a rental community. Enjoy the added peace of mind with the extra support of assisted living and memory care available on site. No matter what level of living best suits you, The Reserve at Fairhope provides delightful details to be discovered and many more moments to add to your story.Call for Pricing & Availability:  251-332-1800 INDEPENDENT LIVING ASSISTED LIVING MEMORY CARE

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VIVA HEALTH - Alabama is Our Home

Alabama Is Our HomeHome is where we feel comfortable and safe.For more than 25 years, we have believed nothing is more important than taking care of those who make our communities a home.Were your friends and neighbors, and looking out for you is what good neighbors do. Its a big reason why over 50,0004 Alabama residents have chosen Viva Medicare. Our promise to you is that youll always be treated like a neighbor, not a number.

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What Makes Southern Cancer Center Different?

Southern Cancer Center is the Alabama Gulf Coast's only community-based, multidisciplinary oncology practice. We are dedicated to finding and providing the most advanced therapies and innovative treatment options for the patients we serve fighting cancer and diseases of the blood. Our practice is committed to treating the whole patient, not just their disease. We offer drug, disease and dietary education, social services and support groups for patients and caregivers. We have a certified genetic counseling and high-risk cancer assessment program, an in-house specialty pharmacy, advanced laboratory services and access to cutting-edge clinical trials through our partnership with The US Oncology Network. Our providers work closely with our patients and their families to create personalized treatment plans that address both physical and emotional health. Simply put, our patients come first. Its our mission and our culture. Let us navigate you from patient to survivor.

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Homecare Companions - Learn More About Non-Medical Care Services

Personalized Homecare Beyond Compare!Care for your loved ones in the comfort of wherever they call home.Serving the State of AlabamGive Us a Quick Call at 251-699-3441We will schedule a no-obligation, free in-home assessment right away that will help us understand your specific wants and needs.Weve made non-medical home care and the journey to peace of mind refreshingly simple and accessible. In just two steps you can be on the way to having a caring compassionate companion in your home and a care plan of action that suits you best.

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Administrative Position and Front Office Employee

Overall Responsibilities:Allied Health office based in Foley, AL with another location in Fairhope, Al, has an opening for an Administrative Assistant and Front Office employee. The ideal candidate will be capable of interacting with patients, physician offices and internal staff in a professional and friendly manner. The position is Monday Friday 8am 5pm Essential Functions:This role is responsible for coordinating practice services and related duties to include answering the phone, greeting patients, scheduling patients and checking patients out at the end of their visit. Exhibits a pleasant and welcoming demeanor both in person and on the phone. Provides effective oral and written communication (via telephone, email, and mail). Supervises the maintenance of office equipment, including computers, copier, fax machine, etc. Responsible for the facilities day-to-day operations, including but not limited to typing, filing and scheduling. Good planning and organizational skills. Well-developed interpersonal and communication skills and professional appearance and manner. This position will involve patient communication and good people skills!

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Cleaners for Mandy's Cleaning Service

Good employees make happy customers and that's what we're looking for at Mandy's! If you're looking for a flexible job with great benefits and a team that truly supports you, you should apply! Were hiring both part-time and full-time cleaners for residential and office accounts. No experience requiredjust a great attitude, a reliable car, and a smartphone.Paid trainingBonuses and paid time offMedical and dental for full-timeFlexible schedulingApply now: Visit mandyscleaningservices.com and click Join Our Team to submit your application. Interviews happening now!

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Experienced Caregivers and CNA's Needed in Mobile and Baldwin Counties

Homecare Companions is currently hiring for EXPERIENCED CAREGIVERS AND CNAS needed in Mobile and Baldwin Counties!Are you looking for a local, privately owned caregiving agency where you will be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect? Then Homecare companions is the place for you!!Locally owned and operated company providing care for seniors and disabled adults in their home. We offer a professional work environment. Our owner takes tremendous pride in our caregivers and the service they provide to our clients. We are searching for professional and skilled caregivers and CNA's who can work daytime and weekend hours in Mobile and Baldwin Counties! Immediate need for WEEKEND and 12-hour dayshift availability with benefitsHere's why caregivers like working for Homecare Companions:COMPETITIVE PAYWeekly payFlexible ScheduleBonuses for employee referrals24/7 RN support for caregivers401KPTO (Paid Time Off)24/7 office support for caregiversCaregiver recognition and rewards programResponsibilities:Assisting with transferring/moving clientsPreparing meals and snacksPersonal care (bathing, toileting, dressing)Medication remindersDementia and Alzheimers careLight housekeepingCompanionshipTransportationQualifications:Must be 21 years of ageHave a valid drivers license and automobile insuranceMust have 3 years of verified caregiving experiencePass a background checkReliable transportationVerifiable referencesCommitted, flexible, and reliablePlease call us to discuss job opportunities 251-660-4000

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