Georgia-based Home Nurse Inc (770-765-1111) has announced an expansion of specialized support services for participants in its Structured Family Caregiver program. September 19, 2024, 10:16 PM EDT | Source: Plentisoft Griffin, Georgia–(Newsfile Corp. – September 19, 2024)–Home Nurse Inc, an established home care provider operating throughout Georgia, is now offering its experienced nursing staff to assist caregivers who qualify under the state’s Structured Family Caregiver (SFC) program. Support will include health coaching and support tailored to each individual’s situation.For more information, visit https://www.homenurse.net/structured-family-caregiving/.Home Nurse Inc. Expands Support for Georgia Structured Family Caregiver ProgramTo see an expanded version of this…
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Governor Wes Moore today toured Adventist Healthcare Fort Washington Medical Center in support of the Moore-Miller Administration’s efforts to build a more equitable and accessible health care system for Marylanders. The Governor was accompanied by Maryland Secretary of Health Dr. Laura Herrera Scott, Adventist Healthcare President and CEO John Sackett, Adventist Healthcare Fort Washington Medical Center President Wunmi Shim, and local elected leaders from the area. “Today’s visit to Adventist Healthcare underscores our commitment to strengthening health care access for all Marylanders. These investments are not just about facilities; they represent our commitment to building healthier communities…
An Iowa nursing home that implemented an emergency evacuation last month was so short-staffed that staff sometimes had to call 911 for help and the director of nursing worked 34-hour shifts with few breaks, according to state records. Records also show that just hours before an evacuation order was issued at Aspire of Donelson nursing home in Lee County on Aug. 26, about a dozen of the home’s 31 residents were transferred to the owner’s other facilities in Iowa, leaving about 18 residents in the dementia unit. Hours later, the remaining residents were evacuated due to unresolved fire safety issues.…
A financially motivated threat actor tracked as Vanilla Tempest is targeting the healthcare sector with INC ransomware.In a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter), Microsoft Threat Intelligence posted on September 18 that it had observed Vanilla Tempest deploying tools such as the Supper backdoor, the legitimate AnyDesk remote monitoring and management tool, and the MEGA data synchronization tool after receiving handoff from a Gootloader infection by threat actor Storm-0494.Vanilla Tempest then performed lateral movement over Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and deployed an INC ransomware payload using a Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Provider Host, a first for the threat actor.According…
September 19, 2024 Transition of care Discharge arrangements Marmet Horton Patient-Centered Care +See more As the healthcare industry moves towards value-based care, seamless transitions between hospitals and home healthcare agencies are more important than ever. Effective communication during the discharge process can reduce re-admissions, improve patient outcomes and increase efficiency across the system. Recent studies have shown that poor discharge coordination is the cause of 27% of re-admissions, indicating a significant gap in continuity of care. The risk is especially high as the population ages and the need for home care increases. How can providers bridge the communication gap between…
Gleeson posted on social media on Tuesday night with a photo of herself with her family, saying she felt “reborn.” NEW ORLEANS — Saints legend Steve Gleason is back home after spending nearly a week in the hospital. He was admitted to Oschner Medical Center last week after suffering from fever and low blood pressure during Hurricane Francine, the release said. Gleeson posted on social media on Tuesday night with a photo of herself with her family, saying she felt “reborn.” “After 6 days stuck at home, being greeted by a full moon, the Oaks and family… feels renewed,” Gleason…
No country ranked first or last in any category. The top three countries overall were Australia, the Netherlands and the UK, with Australia and the Netherlands also having the lowest health spending, according to the report.The researchers said the US’s performance stood out as “exceptionally weak,” ranking at or near the bottom in every category except process of care, where it came in second only to New Zealand, which measures preventive services like mammograms and flu shots, as well as patient interactions. The complex maze of hospital bills, insurance disputes and copayments that patients and doctors must navigate ranks the…
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo privately falsified a state study that undercounted COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes by more than 50%, according to emails detailed in a new report. First reported by The New York Times, the emails and legislative documents support claims that Cuomo made during grilling in the legislature over the summer, saying he had never seen or remembered seeing the state health department’s report. “The Governor’s redactions are attached for your review,” a Cuomo assistant wrote to the governor’s senior staff in June 2020, according to the Times. Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo personally authored parts of a controversial…
Getty Artificial intelligence is having a profound impact on the healthcare industry, especially on how companies and providers operate and deliver care. From streamlining administrative tasks to improving patient care through data-driven insights, there are many accomplishments that are only possible because of advancements in AI. Below, members of the Forbes Business Council share their insights and perspectives on how this technological shift will shape the future of healthcare: These experts believe AI will make the healthcare industry more efficient, personalized, and accessible. 1. Healthcare workers have more time to focus on patient care AI will improve patient outcomes and…
The following is a guest post Aaron Timm, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer Vivalink In recent years, Health at Home (HaH) programs have gained widespread acceptance as a way for patients to receive acute care in their own homes. These programs have gained traction around the world as they offer a solution to challenges found in traditional hospitals, including capacity constraints, increasing expenses, and efforts to improve patient experience and outcomes. While the concept of providing acute care services in the home is not entirely new, recent advances in medical technology, evolving healthcare policies, and changing patient preferences are combining…