Caring Excellence opens a new location
Caring Excellence has opened a new location in Florence, Kentucky. Kentucky is a state where the company has maintained its presence for over 13 years.
Caring Excellence offers personalized, non-medical, home care, including daily support, dating and memory support. The move to northern Kentucky comes when more families are looking for ways to help their loved ones safely age at home, according to the company.
“We know that families in northern Kentucky already do a lot to care for their loved ones,” co-owner Marcus O'Malley said in a statement. “Our goal is to be stable and be a reliable person when your needs become more than you can manage on your own.”
Caring Excellence is a family-run home care agency in Kentucky with offices in Louisville, Lexington and Florence.
Home care for Jewish families who are partners with MedBetterHealth
Home Care for Jewish Families is partnering with MedBetterHealth to increase access to comprehensive home dementia care for patients and caregivers in South Florida.
This partnership allows home care for Jewish families based in Plantation, Florida, to deliver dementia care using the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) guided model.
Home Care for Jewish Families provides a wide range of non-healthy home health services for seniors in Broward County, Florida. Serving more than 400 clients, including over 300 Holocaust survivors, the company offers home aides, peers, housekeepers and certified nursing assistants.
“The partnership with Medbetterhealth demonstrates our commitment to providing innovative care solutions that enhance the well-being of patients and their families,” said Robin Miller, CEO of Jewish Family Home Care, in a statement. “As one of the few nonprofit agencies involved in the Guide Model, we are proud to be able to lead dementia-focused care.”
HealthSure 3X launches a virtual home service app
Healthsure 3X, a New Jersey, New Jersey health technology company, has launched a mobile app that allows patients to connect with licensed health professionals through virtual home health care.
The app offers patient-centric services such as virtual visits, remote monitoring and follow-up care. Available on both Android and iOS platforms.
Patients can schedule appointments, consult with healthcare professionals via secure video sessions and messaging, and receive personalized advice for ongoing care. The platform is built with HIPAA-approved security measures to ensure data privacy and security.
Through continuous communication and digital tracing, the platform reduces hospital readmission rates, improves patient care continuity, and supports patient compliance with treatment plans.
The Newark-based tech company plans to expand its virtual health care delivery to include mental health therapy, physical therapy and professional consultations. It also investigates integration with Smart Medical Devices for real-time health monitoring, enabling more comprehensive virtual home health services.
Expanding at home in North Carolina
At home, he announced that Greenville, North Carolina, will be the next stage in strategic expansion. The brand is expected to expand into new territory within the year to meet the growing demand for high quality home care services in the region.
“As we continue to grow, we prioritize markets like Greenville that align with our mission and offer meaningful impact possibilities,” Jennifer Cheney, vice president of franchise development, said in a statement. “We are looking for passionate entrepreneurs who want to make a difference in their community, benefiting from proven business models and extensive support systems.”
According to the company, Greenville offers strong opportunities for home care services, providing a population of 24,839 and 12 successful regions across the state.
At home, we offer home care in the US and in four other countries, with over 750 locations.
Alliance improves the CaringInfo program
Caringinfo.org is a program for the National Alliance for Care at Home (The Alliance), expanding resources with new planning sections and brand refreshes to meet the ever-growing audience.
The program's content is expanded to include information and resources within the entire scope of home-based care services. The new section covers important topics such as when home care is needed, caregivers for home caregivers, how to provide home care services, how to find caregivers, and how to pay for home care.
“CaringInfo is a valuable resource widely used by hospice, palliative and advanced care planning experts, as well as patients and families seeking help and guidance,” Alliance CEO Dr. Steve Landers said in a statement. “The launch of the “Plan for Home Care” is an exciting step in the ongoing expansion of CaringInfo, providing resources and guidance on the full scope of home-based care and serving as a resource for all providers under Alliance Brella. ”
