Sarasota
PRESS RELEASE
For further information contact:
Rosemarie Tamunday-Casanova, Administrator
(941) 366-0801
Email: rose@rightaccordhealth.com
www.RightAccordHealth.com
July 19, 2010
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Good Deed to Benefit Local Organization
Sarasota, June 23, 2010 RIGHT ACCORD Private Duty-Home Health Care
Kathryn Larkin, Client Relations & HR Manager of RIGHT ACCORD Private- Duty Home Health Care, participated in the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) by being “locked-up in jail” in order [...]
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May 12, 2010
(941)366-0801
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Local Critical Care Nurse Recognized for Career Milestone
Rosemarie Tamunday-Casanova, Administrator of Right Accord Private Duty-Home Health Care, a licensed Home Health Agency providing in-home care assistance to seniors in Sarasota, Florida received notional recognition for reaching a significant milestone in the nursing profession: Since 1990 she has consistently [...]
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May 24, 2010 Press Release
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Selecting a Partner in Home Care for the Elderly
With 80 percent of middle aged couples having at least one living parent, many people are learning to adjust to the reversing roles of child and parent by confronting the demands of caring for those who once took care of them.
Adult [...]
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Medication Management among seniors is one of the challenges that will be faced by an individual in their senior years. As people age and diagnosed with a disease, taking different medications increases.
Studies have shown that the more medications people take, the more they take medications they don’t need. It is important [...]
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Diabetes is a condition that affects the way the body uses food for energy. Human bodies are composed of cells and cells need glucose. Glucose is sugar and sugar is used for energy. The body changes some food into glucose during digestion. Cells need insulin. Insulin is a hormone made in pancreas and used to [...]
Caregiver is a person who provides physical, emotional, psychological and social needs of another person who is dependent and unable to provide for his or her own needs.
When we talk about caregivers, we talk about the people we see around us everyday. We see them in stores, churches, banks, shopping malls, our neighborhood or among [...]
Talking to older adults about safe driving is the most challenging and most difficult thing to do especially when it comes to taking the keys away from them.
Getting older does not necessarily mean a person’s driving days are over. But it is important to plan ahead and take steps to ensure the safety of your [...]
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When creating advance directives, consider what’s important to you.
Consider the following questions and see which statements express how you think you’d feel if you were near death.
It’s important to me to:
“Die without pain and suffering”
“be able to make my own decisions”
“leave my family with good memories”
“not burden my family with difficult decisions”
“act according to my [...]
What is an advance medical directives and why it is very important?
All persons have rights. When you become ill, you as a client or patient have rights.
These includes:
The right to privacy – your personal and medical information is confidential. Medical records and communications with your physician must be kept private.
The right for informed consent – [...]
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