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Coronavirus has fundamentally altered our lives in many ways, including our health care systems. Whether you are a professional caregiver or a family caregiver, here is what you need to know about home healthcare post COVID-19.

"The hospitality in this place was magnificent; the people at this place are so nice and so kind and is a great place to work." -Lillian W. Thank you, Lillian, for the wonderful review!

It's important to find an employer that appreciates you. This tips will help you find a place you love working for!

As you know October is Breast cancer awareness month and we at All American Home Care wanted to show our love and support to all effected by the horrible disease. God Bless and Stay Strong

These 4 major benefits make aging in place a popular option for many seniors.

Knowing the first signs of early-onset dementia means your loved one can get help earlier which can guard against dangerous accidents from happening.

Hospice is comfort care and not contacting them on time can lead to unnecessary suffering for your loved one. Watch for these signs to know when it's time.

These 5 tips will help you to treat the person and not just the disease.

Home health care is a rewarding field but that isn't the only reason why it's a growing industry. Read more to find out why.

"I highly recommend this company and their devoted services." - Gia C. Thank you, Gia, for the glowing review!

There are many risks to the elderly due to their deteriorating physical, mental and emotional health. These tips will help you keep them safe.

Disabilities are as varied as the people you care for. However these 6 tips will help you care better for all your patients with disabilities.

End of life care, known as hospice, allows people to live their final days in dignity. Read our blog to find out how hospice care works.

As a caregiver, it's important to protect your own health and well-being. These tips will help you protect your back while caring for patients or a loved one.