Unicity Homecare is once again, proud to announce that our nursing staff has passed our 2021 certification from the Commission on Accreditation for Home Care with Distinction. We would like to thank our Director of Nursing Kim Piombino, our Assistant Directors of Nursing Glenn Baxter and Gina Lahdo for their hard work and dedication. Unicity […]
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We salute the hard working Social Workers of Unicity Healthcare during National Social Work Month. All of us at Unicity want to recognize and thank our own Social Worker’s: Rita Grandelis, Alessandra Nolfo, Melissa Bressler, Deborah Kern, Stephanie Gilman, Marissa Palermo, Cathleen Keating, and Jenna Vitu “May you be proud of the work you
“Alzheimer’s And Brain Awareness Month“ is declared each June by the Alzheimer’s Association to help raise awareness about the disease, as well as show support for the millions of people worldwide living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. It’s also a time to recognize caregivers for the support they provide to those living with
Many families struggle to make decisions about the best living situation for their aging parent. When the time comes to decide how to help your elderly loved ones when they aren’t physically or mentally able to care for themselves, the decision can be a difficult one. Most seniors choose to remain in their own home
September Is “World Alzheimer’s Month,” held every September to raise awareness and challenge the stigma that surrounds dementia. Launched in 2012 by Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), World Alzheimer’s Month 2018 will mark the 7th year this international campaign was launched, in order to reflect and respect those living with dementia around the world. This followed the organization’s decision
When you begin to notice changes in an aging parent’s mental or physical well-being, it is difficult to determine if these are the normal signs of advancing age, or symptoms of Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. Forgetfulness is common — but there is a point when forgetfulness is more concerning, especially in older adults. Of
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When your family member starts to experience the symptoms of Alzheimer’s and receives a diagnosis, it may be difficult to know what the right measures will be to take in order to provide the best type of care for your loved one. As the disease progresses family may feel their role as caretaker has become
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