Caregiver Profile: James!

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Caregiver_Profile-1.jpgHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our Caregiver Profile! Every month, we will highlight some of our outstanding employees. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!).

Caregiver Profile: Cyrillia!

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Caregiver_Profile-1.jpgHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our Caregiver Profile! Every month, we will highlight some of our outstanding employees. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!).

Caregiver Profile: Thelma!

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Caregiver_Profile-1.jpgHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our Caregiver Profile! Every month, we will highlight some of our outstanding employees. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!).

Caregiver Profile: Ruby!

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Caregiver_Profile-1.jpgHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our Caregiver Profile! Every month, we will highlight some of our outstanding employees. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!).

Caregiver Profile: Sherry!

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Caregiver_Profile-1.jpgHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our Caregiver Profile! Every month, we will highlight some of our outstanding employees. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!).

What To Do When a Loved One Refuses In Home Care

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loved_one_refusing_care.jpgHiring in home care can be a simple or complicated process, depending on the dynamics in each family. The situation can become even more complex when diagnoses like Alzheimer’s or dementia are a factor. Sometimes, an elderly parent or spouse wants (or recognizes that they need) help with daily tasks and errands; then, it’s simply a matter of finding qualified, competent, compassionate care. But there may be other situations in which your loved one refuses care, or does not want outside help in their home. What to do then?

Please Welcome PAN’s New President, Colleen B. Moran, BSN, RN

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pennsylvania in home careHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our site! Every so often, we will be highlighting one of our outstanding employees or new hires. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!). We’re happy to introduce our new President, Colleen! Read on…

Name: Colleen Boyce Moran, BSN, RN, President, Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses

Where are you from? I have lived in Delaware County, Pennsylvania my entire life.pennsylvania in home care caregiver colleen

What are your qualifications? BSN, RN

How long have you been in the home care industry? 20 years

What is it about your job that inspires you?
I find it very rewarding to be able to have the opportunity to interact with families and their loved ones on such an intimate level. I feel such a sense of pride knowing that I am enhancing their quality of life in the comfort of their home. Home is where the heart is. Positively impacting so many lives on such a personal level is what I enjoy most about my career in Home Care.

It’s National Cataract Month! Learn how to help those in home care

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Cataract_in_home_care.jpgDid you know that more than 22 million Americans over the age of 40 suffer from cataracts? While most of us are aware that cataracts negatively impact our vision, that’s usually the extent of our knowledge. Let’s take this opportunity to learn more about cataract vision impairment, different types of cataracts, various risk factors, and more. We’ll also discuss how caregivers can help those with cataracts or other vision impairments.

Caregiver Profile: Trish!

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in home care pa caregiver profilesHello everyone, thank you for stopping by our Caregiver Profile! Every month, we will highlight some of our outstanding employees. You’ll learn a little bit about our caregivers, the in home care services we provide, and what makes Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses so special (spoiler alert: it’s the people!).

Looking for Pennsylvania In Home Care? Top 3 Questions Answered

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When a family comes to the conclusion that a loved one needs in home care, it can be a confusing time. You may not know where to look, how to find the right caregiver, how much you ought to be paying, and more. Especially for those in the greater Philadelphia region, it can be intimidating to sort through all of the different options. We at Pennsylvania Agency of Nurses have been providing competent, compassionate care in Montgomery, Delaware, and Philadelphia counties for over thirty years. We thought we’d take a moment to answer some of the most common questions families have when they are searching for Pennsylvania in home care.pennsylvania in home care common questions

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Will I be committed to a long-term agreement?

No long-term agreement! PAN requests 24 hour notice to cancel services. You may cancel temporarily, make changes to your schedule with notice.

Does PAN provide skilled care?

Yes, PAN provides skilled nurses to meet those Client’s requiring more complex needs.

Does PAN provide services in local hospitals?

Yes, we can provide services in your home, assisted living community, hospitals, wherever you call home.

What is the process of finding a caregiver?

We make the process of finding a caregiver very simple and prompt using our QuickCare Placement program. Give us a call and we’ll conduct a brief phone discussion to understand your needs. We then can meet anyone involved in selecting and paying for care at your home for an in-home needs consultation. Within 24 hours of that visit we are usually able to refer a professional caregiver to your home. Our team continuously screens caregivers beyond current demand to give you quick access to the best caregivers in our community.

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