With the onset of National Influenza Vaccination Week (NIVW), it's crucial for individuals, including those receiving home healthcare services, to understand the significant impact vaccinations can have on their well-being. This annual awareness initiative, taking place from Dec. 4 to Dec. 8, is a reminder of the importance of protecting yourself and your loved ones from the seasonal flu.
Each March, National Nutrition Month is observed to promote awareness about the significance of making sound dietary decisions and establishing beneficial dietary and exercise habits.
After surviving a heart attack as a Senator in 1955, President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaimed February 1964 as American Heart Health Month. Every February since has been designated as a time to bring awareness to heart health and heart-healthy lifestyle choices.
Home health care is a type of healthcare service that is provided in the comfort and convenience of the patient’s own home. It can involve a variety of medical and non-medical services, such as nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and social services.
Many adults know someone disabled by Rubella (German Measles) that their mother contracted while pregnant, or by polio. Today this is less common because of vaccines.
APC Home Health Services, Inc was started in 1982 by three families to provide home health services to the under-served aging community in Harlingen. By the late 1980’s, Tere and Frank Painter bought out the other two families and began to grow the business, expanding throughout South Texas.
Alzheimer’s Disease accounts for 60-70% of all dementia, effecting approximately 5.8 million Americans over the age of 65. The CDC predicts this number will reach 14 million by 2060. The National Institute on Aging states that Alzheimer’s is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States.
You may be wondering if Home Health Care is right for you or your loved one. Do you need Home Health Care or just Home Care? What are the benefits of Home Health Care verses staying in the hospital?
Many adults know someone disabled by Rubella (German Measles) that their mother contracted while pregnant, or by polio. Today this is less common because of vaccines.
As the weather begins to cool down this October, the American Physical Therapy Association wants to remind all of us about the benefits of keeping active.
The National Cancer Institute considers someone a cancer survivor “from the time of their diagnosis until the end of their life.” There are more than 16.9 million cancer survivors in America.
April is National Occupational Therapy month! According to the US Bureau of Labor and Statistics, there were 131,600 Occupational Therapists in the US in 2020, with expected growth of 17% by 2030.
Are you or your parent one of the 60 million adults with arthritis? According to the Arthritis Foundation, it is the leading cause of disability in the United States.
March is Social Workers month! This year’s theme is “The Time is Right for Social Work.” The idea for the theme comes when the United States is just beginning to settle from the aftermath of the pandemic.
Whether you are a caretaker for an ailing or dependent family member or you have one of our qualified Providers there to assist, there are extra little ways to increase the comfort of your loved one.
November is National Caregiver Month! In 2014, President Obama designated this month to honor and commemorate those who act as supporters and helpers of our country’s sick and elderly.
Are you interested in a career as a Home Care Provider (also known as a Home Health Aide) and live in El Paso, Del Rio, Eagle Pass, Laredo, Rio Grande City, McAllen, Brownsville, Falfurrias, or Corpus Christi?
There are many benefits of choosing APC Home Health to provide care for you or a loved one. We are a comprehensive health care system that is dedicated to serving our customers with the utmost care and compassion..
Are you interested in starting a career as a home care provider? This career can be very rewarding, but it does require hard work. Those interested in becoming a home care provider should be individuals who are knowledgeable and willing to put their patient’s health, safety, and comfort first.
Here at APC Home Health Service, we know it takes a special type of person to provide skilled and compassionate home care services. APC staff members often serve as surrogate caregivers and friends when family members or loved ones can’t be present. We are always looking for employees who are caring, understanding, patient and dependable – and have a passion for helping others. But how can you know if this is a right fit for you? Before applying, consider if the following describes a type of position you are interested in.