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Careers
SPOTLIGHT: Your Diabetes Management Plan
Overall Healthcare Management Is STILL CRITICAL. Care Management for your appointments and regular self-care may require additional steps – are you prepared? SPOTLIGHT: Your Diabetes Management Plan: According to the National Institute on Aging (NIH) * Track your glucose levels. Very high glucose levels (called hyperglycemia) or very low glucose levels (called hypoglycemia) can be risky to your health. Your…
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Healthcare Heroes & Vaccination
Vaccinations in the workplace for essentials. According to the CDC (Center for Disease Control) after getting a #COVID19 vaccine, you may have some side effects, which are normal signs that your body is building protection against COVID-19. Call your healthcare provider if redness or tenderness increases after 24 hours, if your side effects are worrying you, or if they do…
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Homepage Highlights
Patients Don’t Always Need to Be Monitored in a Hospital
The need for close monitoring used to be a common reason patients needed long hospital stays. MAINTAIN YOUR PEACE OF MIND AT HOME Did You Know… Home care is safe, effective and can prevent hospitalization or nursing home placement. It is an option you should undoubtedly consider discussing with your physician and loved ones. Consider CABSHN as your aging-in-place specialists.…
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Resources
Understanding Medicare
There is more to Medicare than just Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance). If the person you are caring for is 65 or older and collecting Social Security retirement benefits, it is likely that they receive Medicare Part A for free and their Medicare Part B premiums are automatically deducted from the monthly benefits they receive from…
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We’re Hiring! Start A Career with CABS Today
Are you a New York Certified Home Health or Personal Care Aide? Join our #circleofcare and make a difference APPLY NOW Take advantage of our union benefits and great organization. Join our #circleofcare and make a difference- apply NOW Via bar scan ONLINE application [click here] Email HRDepartment@cabshomecare.org
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Career Highlights
Knowledge Is POWER
CABS Home Care applicants t should meet certain HHA requirements in NY: Must be at least 18 years of age Should be mature, emotionally and mentally stable Be able to read and write; understand and carry out directions and instructions and keep simple records A minimum of an eighth-grade reading level is recommended. Be in good physical health; not dependent…
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Careers
Prescription Tips During COVID-19
After cautioning seniors to #ShelterInPlace, many elderly and disabled clients still need access to vital prescriptions. HERE ARE SOME PRESCRIPTION TIPS TO CONSIDER: 1. Ask for a 90-Day supply on your prescriptions. 2. Coordinate your pickup date to avoid multiple trips and less exposure for you or your caregiver. 3. Ask your caregiver or neighbor to go instead. Keeping your…
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Careers
Wondering How to Support Older Adults?
Many older adults depend on services and supports provided in their homes or in the community to maintain their health and independence. The CDC and National Council on Aging recommend that caregivers: * Know what medications your loved one is taking and see if you can help them have extra on hand. * Monitor food and other medical supplies (oxygen,…
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Homepage Highlights
Beyond Essentials: Everyone Needs A Circle of Care Plan
You are not alone; we are here to support you with the services that make you have peace of mind. We are not just here to provide personal care services; we give you access to our clinical and social services network that makes a difference to your quality of life. Your Care Network Subscribe to our mailing list to get…
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COVID-19 RESOURCES
COVID Vaccine Locations
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