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Hi, I am Janell Beck,  your local Publisher of the Seniors Blue Book. For nearly 40 years the Seniors Blue Book has been the trusted source for all things Senior. Whether you are a Senior, a Caregiver, or a senior care provider looking to connect with Seniors and other local professionals, you have found the right place. If you are searching for resources, looking to promote your business, or simply want to know about senior activities in the Twin Cities Metro area, the Seniors Blue Book website is your ‘go-to’ source for everything related to Aging Well and caring for your older loved ones!  Contact Us directly for any questions you may have. You can reach me at 612-619-9934 or email me at Janell@SeniorsBlueBook.com.  Enjoy! 

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The Estates at Twin Rivers

Skilled Nursing 305 Fremont Street, Anoka, Minnesota, 55303

The Estates at Twin Rivers is a skilled nursing facility located in historic and picturesque Anoka, Minnesota. We are dedicated to providing compassionate care in our therapeutic. Rehabilitation services are key for anyone wanting to recover from events such as a stroke, accident, or major surgery. Our Transitional Care Unit treats the whole person to generate high functional gains in a short time period. Our goal is to see our residents get well and get back to their lives. Therapy offers special expertise in addressing pain, incontinence, lymphedema, and balance strengthening.

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Bren Road Station 55+ Apartments

Independent Living 11001 Bren Road East, Minnetonka, Minnesota, 55343

LIMITED TIME OFFER: Apply today and enjoy up to 4 MONTHS FREE and newly reduced rates! *Some restrictions may apply.Inspired by the laid-back atmosphere of a resort, Bren Road Station Apartment provides the perfect place to live and flourish. Our active adult community redefines the meaning of home with a unique selection of 2 and 3-bedroom layouts, an extensive range of amenities, and a thoughtful collection of services. These apartments in Minnetonka, for adults 55 and up, sit in a stunning location enveloped by pristine lakes, mere minutes away from Minneapolis and St. Paul.Dull days are never an option on our premises. We offer many recreation spaces that improve life, from a gorgeous courtyard with a lounge deck and walking paths to a picnic pavilion with grills. Take your self-care routine to the next level with a pampering session at the beauty salon and an invigorating workout at the fitness center, then slow down at the clubhouse. Organize movie nights at the on-site theater or let your creativity shine in the cards & crafts room. Besides, as a resident of our Minnetonka apartments for adults 55 and older, you have access to 24-hour emergency maintenance services and an underground heated parking garage. Comfort follows you inside your private abode, where the elegant and bright interiors boast a patio or balcony, sleek appliances, and full-size washers & dryers.*Bren Road Station participates in an affordable housing program called Section 42. Income and other eligibility requirements do apply. Once you have applied for an apartment home in our community, our professional leasing staff will verify all required forms of income and assets to determine your eligibility. Income and assets include but are not limited to, regular wage earnings, earnings from Social Security payments, regular payments from family/friends, income received from self-employed jobs, distributions from retirement accounts, and interest/earnings from banking accounts (401k, IRA, checking/savings, CDs, etc.).  A full review of your income and assets is required to determine eligibility. IMPORTANT: One household member must be at least 55 years of age, and all other members must be at least 40 years of age. The property has a minimum household income requirement of 2 times the monthly rent amount to qualify. Third-party verification will be required of all income, and copies of tax returns and pay stubs may be required. Total household income must be UNDER the following limits based on household size: 1 Occupant: $52,200 | 2 Occupants: $59,640 | 3 Occupants: $67,080 | 4 Occupants: $74,520 | 5 Occupants: $80,520 | 6 Occupants: $86,460. OFFICE HOURS:Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSaturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMSunday: Closed

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Lifespark Community Home Care

Care Management 5320 W 23rd St, Ste 130, Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, 55416

What Can We Do For You?We want you to live a sparked and independent life.  For that to happen, our passionate team works to understand your needs, wishes, and goals.  We are your life-long advocates, ready to connect you to the right team at the right time.  That is why we start with a free, no obligation consultation along with a start of care discovery by an RN Case Manager.  From there we offer:Ongoing Free Access to Lifespark's 24/7 Everyday Support ServicesCompanionship and Meaningful ActivitiesHomemakingTransportationSafety and SupervisionFall PreventionLive-In CaregivingMobilityMedication Assistance and RemindersSupport for clients with memory loss or dementiaSpecialty CarePersonal CareCall us today at 952-345-8770 or visit us at lifespark.com

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Visiting Angels St Louis Park

Companion Care 5000 W 36th Street, Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, 55416

Companion care for seniors provides assistance older adults need to live safely and comfortably at home. This type of home care covers a range of basic tasks and activities that many seniors find difficult to perform on their own. In other situations, these obstacles can put seniors at risk of losing their independence. But with companion care, seniors can maintain their routines and continue to age in place.At Visiting Angels, companion caregiving is one of our most popular services, covering a broad range of caregiving duties. This makes it a great choice for seniors who need a bit of help to remain at home, but who don't require advanced caregiving.What Is Companion Care?Companion care is a type of in-home care service that provides essential assistance to the elderly and disabled adults.Care will typically include a number of ways to make daily living easier and safer for the care recipient. For example, a caregiver might perform errands, such as grocery shopping or picking up medications, on behalf of a senior. At other times, caregivers will plan and prepare regular meals, perform light housekeeping duties, and offer medication reminders.This type of elder care is also designed to improve quality of life in other ways. Caregivers act as partners for favorite hobbies and activities, accompany clients to appointments and social outings, and engage in friendly conversation with clients.These activities can be a lifeline for socially isolated seniors. Social isolation has shown to dramatically increase the risk of health complications and mortality in seniors. Companion caregiving provides isolated seniors with social interaction and regular companionship, ending the cycle of senior isolation.Companion Caregiving vs. Personal CaregivingWhen choosing elder care services for your loved one, you may need to choose between companion care and personal care. Because of this, it's helpful to know the difference between the two services.With a home care companion, duties typically include activities such as doing laundry, making meals, and assisting with errands. However, this type of care does not include physical assistance with activities like dressing, bathing, or toileting.Personal care covers the basic care duties of companion caregiving, while also providing physical assistance to clients. Personal care services can also include non-medical assistance for chronic health conditions, like diabetes or Parkinson's.Most older adults who receive senior care can age in place comfortably with companion caregiving. However, seniors who require advanced care or physical assistance may need personal care to live at home safely.Elderly Companion Care - Get Started!Your local Visiting Angels office makes it easy to get started with home care.When you contact your local office, we will schedule a free consultation with you and your loved one. Based on this consultation, we will develop a custom senior companion care plan and schedule. This care plan will be tailored according to your loved one's unique care needs and preferences.Once we've developed your loved one's care plan, we will match them with a companion caregiver. Our Select Your Caregiver program ensures the right match for every client, allowing you to find the perfect caregiver for your loved one.Ready to get started with companion care?Find your nearest Visiting Angels' home care agency today or CONTACT US to learn more about our services!

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Home Improvements: How to Prevent Slips and Falls from Rain, Snow, and Ice This Winter

Home Improvements: How to Prevent Slips and Falls from Rain, Snow, and Ice This WinterRain, snow, and ice during winter increase the risk of slips and falls among elderly loved ones. Seeing as most people aged 65 and above have mobility issues, rain, snow, and ice during winter make navigating even harder for them. Luckily, you can make some home improvements to ensure their safety during this period. Here are expert home improvement tips from Senior Helpers to prevent slips and falls among senior citizens.Invest In Proper FootwearWinter is characterized by slippery surfaces, and this can worsen balance issues in elderly loved ones and cause slips and falls, which may result in serious injuries. To prevent this, invest in proper footwear. Senior's shoes are well-treaded with a rubber sole that not only prevents skids and falls but also keeps the feet warm while walking around the house.Enhance LightingElderly loved ones often have visual problems; therefore, their caregivers should improve the lighting at home during winter to prevent them from tripping over things. This is especially needed in areas such as bathrooms and stairways.Use Absorbent and Anti-Slip MatsAbsorbent and anti-slip mats come in handy for walkway and doorway areas throughout the home. They absorb the water from the rain and ice during winter, reducing slips and falls. Also, keep common walk areas clean and dry at all times during the winter season.Check For Trip Hazards Around the HomeTrip and slip hazards include potholes or cracks around the home. Check for these and have them repaired before winter. Additionally, clutter, such as trailing electrical cords, toys, and boxes, can lead to fall accidents. They should also be cleared to leave enough space around to accommodate walkers and canes.Install Mobility AidsMobility aids such as grab bars and safety poles are essential when fall-proofing an elderly loved one's home. They help seniors maintain balance and stability when navigating wet and slippery surfaces during winter.Plan For Ice and Snow RemovalYou should also schedule for ice and snow around the home. This can be done with the help of other family members or by engaging professionals. For indoor ice, you can use a floor fan to keep walk paths and floors dry.Spread Sand or SaltSpreading sand or salt on the walkway lowers the freezing point of the water, reducing the amount of ice to declutter and providing traction. This makes it easy and safe for seniors to move around.Add Non-Slip TapeNon-slip tapes have a textured upper surface that makes them slip-resistant. Add them on the floor to prevent elderly loved ones from skidding on wet surfaces.Stair TreadsStair treads on both outdoor and indoor stairs prevent fall accidents during winter. They are made from slip-resistant and stain-free material.Clear Fallen Tree Branches Around the Home During WinterWinter storms and rain may break weak tree branches. These branches are safety hazards that may trip seniors and cause injuries. If there are trees around your home, clear any fallen branches immediately after they fall.Senior Helpers of Burnsville Can HelpSlips and falls can be serious health hazards to our elderly loved ones. Therefore, home improvements before and during winter are important to ensure their safety. However, caution should be exercised when improving the home; consult an expert if you cannot make the changes on your own.Senior Helpers of Burnsville can do a house safety evaluation and help you fall-proof it to be safe for seniors. If you're looking for more personalized help, we also have professional caregivers serving Burnsville, Saint Paul, and Cottage Grove, Hastings. Contact us to get a caregiver you can trust.  Call us at 952-892-8403.  

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In-Home Care Services for People with Dementia

Dementia is often viewed as a progressive, incurable, and ultimately fatal disease, with care created based on decline and disability. At Homewatch CareGivers, we will develop a unique plan of care that focuses on abilities and not decline; one that focuses on living as full of a life as possible. The goal of in-home dementia care is to strengthen overall well-being that can be altered as the condition progresses.How Dementia Affects a PersonAffecting about 50 million people worldwide with nearly 10 million new diagnoses every year, dementia impacts every aspect of a persons life. Dementia is an umbrella term for a collection of symptoms that can come from different diseases. All forms of dementia involve changes in the thinking process that are significant enough to interfere with ones daily life. Over time, the affected person can experience changes in how they react to environmental stimuli, changes in executive function, as well as physical decline.If you or a loved one lives with dementia, contact us today for a complimentary consultation so that we may begin customizing an appropriate plan of care.GET CARE TODAYTypes of DementiaDementia is caused by diseases such as Vascular, Huntingtons, Parkinsons, Frontotemporal (FTD), Creutzfeldt-Jakob, and more. Two of the most common causes of dementia are Alzheimers and Lewy body dementia (LBD).Alzheimers DiseaseAlzheimers disease is the most common cause of dementia, affecting more than five million Americans. Typically, memory and executive function gradually decline over time due to degenerating brain cells. Unless the individual has other diseases or illnesses, physical deterioration does not usually occur until the disease has significantly progressed and caused impairment in basic function and motor skills necessary to physical health.Lewy Body DementiaLewy body dementia is another common cause of progressive dementia. Initially, individuals may experience symptoms similar to Alzheimers or Parkinsons, while others may have vivid visual hallucinations. Lewy body dementia may also cause unusual sleepiness during the day and blanking out, as well as problems with movement like trembling.How Dementia Home Care Services Can HelpIf you or someone you care for is diagnosed with dementia, it is important to work with a trained home care professional who understands the underlying diseases and their progression. With Homewatch CareGivers, quality in-home dementia care is not one-size-fits-all, but is instead redefined in a way that is more holistic and without over-emphasis of disease or deficits.Completing a home audit is essential in providing supportive dementia care services focused on:Safety in and around the homePromoting independence by modifying steps to an activityAllowing time for the person to participate in their careEngagement at the right time and the right amountArranging closets and drawers to promote successful independenceLooking for reactions to the environment, like temperature or noiseKnowing when it is time for quiet and restStaying engaged in physical activity to promote circulation and muscle strengthWe truly care for the whole person, not just their condition. Get in touch to see how you or someone you care for can benefit from dementia home care. Call us today at (952) 260-6223 to learn more.

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Why Elder Financial Abuse Goes Unreported

Elder financial abuse occurs when someone illegally or improperly appropriates money or belongings from an older person for their own personal use. While this financial exploitation takes many forms, including online scams, according to the National Adult Protective Services Association (NAPSA) the vast majority of reports involve perpetrators who are related to or in a trusting relationship with the victim.NAPSA reports financial abuse of elders is costing older Americans and their families billions every year, though occurrences are thought to be grossly underestimated, with only 1 in 44 elder financial abuse cases even reported. This suggests were only seeing the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the actual devastation older adults and their families are experiencing the wake of abuse. So why are the majority of cases going unreported? The abuser is a trusted family member or caregiver Even if the victim becomes aware of the abuse, choosing to pursue a case against a loved one may be an impossible and heartbreaking decision for many older adults, especially if they are dependent on the abuser in some way. Many abusers have provided some form of assistance or caregiving to the older adult and can convincingly argue they are owed compensation, while the truth is they have abused the victims trust for personal financial gain, with little regard for the victim. The abuse takes place little by little over time Financial abuse often occurs over months or years. It can be a slow, steady process of siphoning off small amounts at a time through check requests, bank withdrawals, wire transfers, recurring credit card payments, etc. The perpetrators are methodical and measured. They dont ask for or take amounts significant enough to trigger suspicion in financial institutions or be questioned by family members or friends of the victim. Unfortunately, by the time the abuse is discovered, there may be little chance of reversing the financial damage. Shame and fear As with many acts of abuse, the victim may feel a great deal of shame. If taken advantage of, older adults often worry that relatives will feel they can no longer take care of their own financial affairs. With financial exploitation there is often an illusion of consent on the part of the victim, but its propped up by manipulation, deception, or blatant misinformation. Despite this, the victim may fear they will be seen as mentally unfit for allowing themselves to be exploited and that reporting the abuse will lead to a loss of independence or autonomy. They dont know how or where to report the abuse to In the wake of a financial violation, finding resources can be an overwhelming task, further complicated by a lack of trust because of the abuse. But reporting financial abuse is imperative to gain knowledge of how abusers operate and to understand the full scope of the damage they cause in order to enact the measures necessary to break the cycle.If you think you or a loved one is a victim of elder financial abuse, contact these trusted organizations to find resources and file a report:justice.gov/elderjustice National Elder Fraud Hotline: 1-8333728311The Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center 1-844-880-1574elderjusticemn.org 651-440-9312  

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Maintaining Kidney Health in Older Adults

One of the most important aspects of maintaining good health as you age is taking care of your kidneys. As you get older, your kidneys may not work as well as they used to, so its important to take steps to keep them healthy. There are several things you can do to protect your kidneys and keep them functioning at their best. Read on to learn more about the important role of kidneys and how to help preserve these vital organs. By the Numbers According to a study posted by the National Kidney Foundation, kidney disease is on the rise in seniors in the US. More than 59 percent of older adults are at risk for developing kidney disease, with many currently unknowingly suffering from the disease. Whats the answer to this rise? Prevention, testing, and treatment. Early diagnosis of kidney disease is key to preventing or slow the progression. Screenings for protein in the urine help doctors ascertain early onset of kidney disease so that a treatment plan can be put in place.  The Power of Your Kidneys Kidneys are some of the most important organs in the human body. They do a lot of work, including filtering blood, balancing fluids, and minerals, and producing urine. Without functioning kidneys, the body would not be able to survive. Here's a closer look at what kidneys do:  Kidneys filter the blood, removing waste products and excess fluid. This helps to keep the body healthy by getting rid of toxins and ensuring that the right balance of minerals is maintained.   Kidneys also produce urine, which is how the body gets rid of extra fluid and waste products. Urine is made up of water, urea (a by-product of protein digestion), electrolytes, and other dissolved substances.    Kidneys are important for maintaining blood pressure and keeping the body's fluid levels in balance.  The Danger of Failing Kidneys When kidneys don't function properly, it can lead to a number of health problems. For example, high blood pressure, fluid retention, and an imbalance of minerals can all occur when the kidneys are not working correctly.  If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, it is important to see a doctor and get your kidneys checked. Untreated kidney problems can lead to serious health complications. Chronic Kidney Disease  Chronic kidney disease is a long-term condition that results in gradual loss of kidney function. It can lead to various health problems, including heart disease, high blood pressure and anemia. Early diagnosis and treatment are important to help prevent further damage to the kidneys and maintain good health. Treatment for chronic kidney disease typically includes medications and lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise. For some people with end stage kidney disease, dialysis or a kidney transplant may also be needed. Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease There are many symptoms of chronic kidney disease that people may not be aware of. Some of these symptoms include:         Feeling tired and weak all the time         Having trouble sleeping         Experiencing nausea and vomiting         Having a poor appetite and losing weight without trying         Itching, especially over the entire body         Persistent thirst and drinking lots of fluids.         Difficulty concentrating or feeling confused. Tips for Safeguarding Your Kidney Health as You Age No one wants to think about the possibility of health problems as they age, but its important to be proactive about taking care of your health so you can enjoy a long and healthy life. If you have concerns about your kidney health, here are some tips to help safeguard your kidneys: Staying hydrated. The more fluids you drink, the easier it is for your kidneys to do their job. Make sure to drink plenty of water and other hydrating beverages throughout the day. Eating a healthy diet. A balanced diet is key to maintaining kidney health. Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables and stay away from processed foods and sugary drinks. Limiting your caffeine intake. Too much caffeine can be hard on the kidneys, so try to limit your daily intake to no more than 300 mg. Exercising regularly. Exercise is good for overall health, and its also good for the kidneys. Try to get in at least 30 minutes of exercise most days of the week.Monitor your blood pressure and cholesterol levels. High blood pressure and high cholesterol are both risk factors for kidney disease. If you have either of these conditions, be sure to monitor them closely and talk to your doctor about ways to manage them. Managing diabetes. If not taken care of properly, diabetes can also lead to kidney disease or failure. High sugar levels overwork the delicate structures of the kidney.Maintaining a healthy weight. Losing excess weight unburdens your kidneys from the amount of waste filtering they must do. Being overweight increases your risk for high blood pressure and diabetes which have both been shown to cause kidney disease.   Quiting smoking. Since smoking slows blood flow to vital organs Reducing your intake of salt and sugar. Elderly people have a high prevalence of salt-sensitivity which can alter how the body excretes it and can raise blood pressure as can sugar.  Taking medication as prescribed. If youre taking medication for kidney problems, make sure to take it exactly as prescribed by your doctor.  See your doctor regularly. Regular checkups with your doctor are a good way to catch any potential health problems early on. If you have any concerns about your kidney health, be sure to talk to your doctor. Maintaining kidney health is important for everyone, but its especially important for seniors. By following these tips, you can protect your kidneys and stay healthy well into old age. How BrightStar Care Can Help  Enlist the to support your loved ones in the comfort of their own home with our professional home care services(Opens in a new window), and let our nurses help them stay on track with their prescribed kidney-care routine. Contact BrightStar Care(Opens in a new window) today to learn more about our professional care teamsyour family is our family! 

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How to Use the Lil Nipper

Trimming nails has become a simple, pleasant and fun experience for those who are scared or have challenges cutting their nails.  Caregivers can hand over this taskor use with peace of mind.  

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The Moments That Matter

20 years of compassionate care. Thousands of hugs. Millions of smiles. And countless tears shed in quiet moments of both joy and sorrow. The role of a caregiver or nurse isnt defined just by the services they provide. Of course, supporting a clients personal or medical needs with quality care is vital. But its also about the touch of a hand, the laughter between friends and the joy that spreads across a clients face that truly reflect what our team does every single day. Its about those moments when a caregiver or nurse goes above and beyond, when a client becomes a friend and when your loved one reaches a medical milestone that matter to everyone we have the honor to serve. The women and men of BrightStar Care weave a beautiful tapestry of compassion, joy and hope that make this an organization were proud to be a part of. One of our caregivers sums it up well, I enjoy doing what I do and BrightStar helps me do that to the best of my ability every single day. Please enjoy this video capturing just a few of the special relationships weve built. And if your loved one needs Companion Care, Personal Care or Skilled Nursing Care, you can find a BrightStar Care location near you we serve clients of all ages, from infants to seniors. If you were touched by these stories and would like to learn about serving as a nurse or caregiver, learn more about making a career transition to BrightStar Care.

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Do You Need Assistance in Finding the Right Assisted Living Community for you?

Connecting Those We Serve to the Best Choices in Senior Living Since 2009Choice Connections is a local, independently owned company.  Our mission is to help seniors and their families save time and minimize the stress of finding a new home when their current living situation is no longer the best choice.  We offer a four-step process to help find the Best Choice in senior living.  You will find that our personalized approach is much more than an internet search.  Because we are actively involved in your community, we are well acquainted with the local senior living options and amenities, including assisted living, independent living, residential care homes and memory care.  Choice Connections' caring advisors help simplify the overwhelming process of finding the right senior living option.  You can trust that we have your loved ones best interest at heart!Our advisory services are free when you start your search with us as communities pay us a referral fee at move in when we have connected you.  For more information, please call 651-261-5379 or email us at info@choice-mn.com."Figuring out the right option at the right time for a loved one is really difficult.  I have always had a special place in my heart for our aging loved ones and believe in taking good care of them, keeping them safe and happy.  Because of that deep passion for helping the elderly and their families (as I did for my own Mom), I am blessed each day as I help families find the right living options or work through an unexpected, stress-filled crisis.  I thrive on providing the support they need and walking alongside them on their journey of finding the right senior living option for their loved one.  Helping people is what I love to do!"Eunice K. Neubauer, CSA, 

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Regency HHC Full-Time RN/LPN

SUMMARY:Regency Home Healthcare has opportunities for compassionate people to join our team! We have a need for nurses to cover days, evenings, and overnights at our 3 group sites located in Roseville, Vadnais Heights, and Maplewood as well as private cases around the metro. Flexible scheduling and supportive, small team atmosphere. The RN or LPN is responsible for caring for clients with high medical needs in either a group or private home setting. We can accommodate many types of availability. We have part time, full time, and casual positions available.ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/AREAS OF ACCOUNTABILITY:Role and tasks may include (but are not limited to):1. Work hands-on with medically complex clients.2. Provide social support to clients.3. Advocate for clients physical and mental well-being.4. Perform assessments and monitoring, provide assessment details and information to supervisor and doctors.5. Perform medical treatments under the direction of doctors.6. Schedule, attend, and follow up on medical appointments.7. Maintain/order supplies, equipment, and medication for clients.8. Help maintain a positive and professional environment.9. Assist coworkers and promote teamworkSHIFT AVAILABILITY:-NOC shifts: 12AM-8AM-AM shifts: 8AM-4PM-PM shifts: 4PM-12AMRN/LPN QUALIFICATIONS:1. Have a current license as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in the State of Minnesota and other states as indicated by agency growth.2. Home health care/public health & ventilator experience preferable.3. Demonstrate integrity, good judgment, and initiative.4. Ability to be a team player and work with other staff.5. Current CPR certification.PAY & BENEFITS: Competitive Compensation Flexible Scheduling Paid Training Holiday Pay 401K Yearly Continuing Education approved by MN Board of Nursing Paid Time Off Day, evening, or overnight shifts availableABOUT US:Regency Home HealthCare provides services to all ages - pediatric to geriatric. We specialize in medically complex cases including ventilator-dependent clients. This allows the nurses to experience ICU level care in clients' homes. Our nurses enjoy the benefit of full or part-time schedules. We have an excellent office staff that provides respectable customer service. Regency provides extensive training working with our veteran staff. Come join our team and gain invaluable experience while making a difference in our clients' lives.If you meet the above requirements for our Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) position, please apply today!Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, CasualSalary: $22.00 - $33.00 per hour

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