Introduction to the NHTD Waiver Program
NHTD program is not just about providing care - it is a helpful choice for seniors and adults with physical challenges. Learn more about the NHTD, eligibility criteria, and services the program offers.
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Meet Viktor Nisnevich as Our New CFO at All Heart Homecare
In this blog post we had the chance to talk with Viktor to learn about his role as CFO, and to hear his vision for the future of All Heart Homecare.
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Home Health Care: FAQs
This article will help you to find answers to your most pressing questions and help you understand how it can be a lifeline for those in need.
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Health Education: Seniors and Smoking
It is essential for both seniors and their caregivers to be well-informed about the consequences of smoking, as well as the steps to quit this harmful habit.
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How Can I Improve My Mental Health?
In this article, we'll discuss why it's crucial for caregivers to take care of mental health and share preventive tips.
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What is CDPAP?
In this article we will explain how the CDPAP program is operating, who can apply as a customer, and who might be hired as medical caregivers.
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Short Term Home Care – Home Care Agency in Brooklyn
Many people who need professional care do not need full-time care and can remain comfortably in their home.
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5 Qualities of a Home Health Aide
Since the aide will be in the home working with the patient on an up-close and personal basis, their personality traits and how they interact are primary concerns.
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Dental Hygiene: Keeping Your Patient’s Teeth Clean
Let’s look at a few simple yet important tips to help you and your patient get better oral health.
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Home Health Care: a Beginner’s Guide
Home health care is a great option for getting a loved one help so they can stay in their home, but how do you know when it’s time to enlist their support?
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Kindness and Professionalism: Does Your Caregiver Have Both?
It is not so easy to trust your elder relative to an unknown person due to numerous reasons, especially if you have never received services before.
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National Parents’ Day: How to Celebrate
Let’s explore why this day is so significant for seniors, along with some delightful ways to spend the day together.
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National Wellness Month: Tips for Caregivers
Caregiving can be incredibly challenging both emotionally and physically. Let’s focus on embracing self-care, managing stress, and promoting healthy routines.
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Celebrating 11 Years of Care: The All Heart Homecare Agency Story
Join us as we take a journey through our history, achievements, and aspirations, and as we express our deep gratitude to all who have been part of this incredible journey.
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Interview with Manuel Martinez
Get to Know Our New COO – an Interview with Manuel Martinez. We’re ready to introduce you to the newest addition to the All Heart Homecare Agency family!
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New Service: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
We are excited to announce a new addition to our suite of services – the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Service.
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Top 5 Foods to Help Prevent Memory Loss
As we raise awareness for Alzheimer’s and dementia during World Alzheimer’s Month, it’s important to know which foods are good for brain health—so we can reduce the risk of contracting the disease.
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Happy Sukkot From All Heart!
To those who celebrate, we are wishing you and your families a Happy Sukkot! Stay Safe and have a great holiday!
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How To Have Patience With Your Patient
7 tips on How to have Patience with your Patient. In order to be a successful Home Health Aide, there are many useful skills and qualities you could learn to help you deal with a difficult patient.
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All Heart Homecare Agency Makes List of 100 Best Places to Work By Crain’s New York
This recognition is a testament to the dedication of our incredible team and the impact we have on the lives of our patients and their families.
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How to ensure patient safety at home
In this article, we'll highlight some crucial safety tips that can help prevent problems and create a secure environment for your patients.
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The Four Main Benefits of CDPAP for Senior Citizens
For senior citizens living with chronic illnesses and/or physical disabilities, full independence may not be viable.
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All Heart Homecare Agency won Best of Brooklyn 2023!
This award is very important to us because it demonstrates our dedication to providing excellent in-home care for the past 10 years.
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Alzheimer’s Disease: 7 Early Symptoms to Watch For
Alzheimer’s is a progressive neurological disorder that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. According to the Alzheimer’s Association database, it is the most common cause of dementia, accounting for 60-80% of cases. The National Library of Medicine report indicates that there are more than 6 million Alzheimer’s victims in the USA alone. Furthermore, this number is…
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The Top 5 Qualities of a Good Home Caregiver
As our loved ones age, they may need assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation. In these situations, a home caregiver can provide valuable support and help maintain a loved one’s independence. However, it’s essential to choose a caregiver who is not only qualified but also possesses the right qualities. Here…
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May is Women’s Health Month: What You Should Know
The month of May is Women’s Health Care Month, and we are eager to celebrate all of the caregivers who keep patients safe and cared for. When you’re a caregiver, you have to devote a portion of your life to taking care of others. However, you can’t forget to take care of yourself. Let’s discuss…
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Taking Care of You: A Guide to Managing Stress for Caregivers
As National Stress Awareness Month, April serves as a reminder to recognize and address the negative impact of stress on our health and well-being. For caregivers, stress is an ever-present reality. Whether you’re caring for an elderly parent, or a loved one with a chronic illness, the demands of caregiving can take a toll on…
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CDPAP vs Home Health Aides
Taking care of a loved one who requires assistance with daily activities can be challenging. When it comes to finding the right type of home care services, two popular options are Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) and Home Health Aides (HHA). In this article, we will compare the benefits of both services to help…
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Personal Home Care
As our loved ones enter their golden years, we want them to enjoy their independence for as long as possible. And we want to feel confident that they’re comfortable and receiving the best possible care. With the best homecare in NYC, your beloved family members could keep living on their own, even if medical conditions…
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How Can I Improve My Relationship With the Elderly?
It is easy to allow relationships to become strained as our loved ones age. Even if nothing noteworthy has happened to cause this strain; distance, time, and the simple momentum of everyday life make it difficult to foster meaningful relationships with your elderly loved ones. Recognizing the causes of and solutions for strained relationships will…
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Loneliness in Older People: Effects and Solutions
Loneliness can be a challenging experience for anyone, but it mainly concerns older adults. As we age, our social circles tend to shrink, and it might be difficult to make new connections. Unfortunately, loneliness in seniors is more common than we would like to think, and it can have a wide range of adverse effects…
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Meet Our Exceptional Caregivers
Welcome to the Heart of All Heart! At our agency, exceptional care starts with excellent caregivers. That’s why we take pride in hiring only the best, most compassionate, and highly skilled professionals in the industry. Our caregivers are more than care providers; they are trusted partners, friends, and advocates for the individuals they serve. This…
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Most Frequent Financial Challenges for Seniors
Many of us may think about spending our golden years in a lovely retirement home where we don’t have to think about any sort of financial problems. Unfortunately, the reality for most senior citizens is that they frequently struggle with financial challenges. From coping with regular debt payments to recovering from financial scams, staying informed…
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The Benefits of In-Home Care for Seniors
Are you considering a home care agency in NYC for yourself or one of your loved ones? When it comes to getting help for everyday tasks, it can be difficult to ascertain which is the right choice. After all, your loved one could go into a residential facility, like a nursing home or assisted-living center,…
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The Cost of Home Care: Who Pays and How Much?
Home care is a type of health care provided in the home to individuals who need medical and/or non-medical assistance with activities of daily living. Home care is designed to support individuals and their families dealing with an illness, disability, or other long-term health issues. Care is given by a team of professionals, such as…
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How Do I Get Approved for Home Health Care?
When applying for home care services for the first time, patients and their families have many options and possibilities to consider: Managed Long Term Care The most common home care services are provided through Managed Long Term Care. Managed long-term care (MLTC) is a system that streamlines the delivery of long-term services to people who…
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How to Make Home Fall Proof?
Making sure older individuals are secure at home is more crucial than ever as an increasing proportion of them age in their residence. The most frequent accidents involving elderly individuals include falls, burns, and poisonings.Here are the precautions you should take whether you are an older adult living alone or you are responsible for an…
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5 Benefits of Having a Home Attendant
If you are the primary caregiver for an elderly or disabled loved one, you know how difficult it can be to balance work, family, and caregiving responsibilities. You may also be feeling overwhelmed and stressed out. A home care provider can lessen your burden by providing in-home assistance for your loved one. 5 Benefits of…
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The Top 10 Tips for Caregivers
Caregivers are at increased risk for having multiple chronic diseases as they may neglect their own personal health needs while providing care to others. Not just elderly caregivers put their health and well-being at risk. Generation X who have taken on the job of parent-caregiver while balancing employment and parenting teenagers run the risk of…
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Can a family member get paid to be a caregiver in New York
Around 48 million Americans provide care to a friend or adult family member without being paid to do so. The average amount of unpaid care these individuals deliver amounts to 24 hours each week. For that reason, you may qualify for the CDPAP program without realizing it. How to Get Paid and Benefits of the…
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The Benefits of Private Pay Home Care Plans for Seniors
You or your elderly loved one(s) deserve the best senior care to ensure they remain at home and independent as they enjoy their “golden days”. You want to feel confident and at ease, knowing that your senior loved one is comfortable and receiving the best, most professional, compassionate, and personalized care. That’s what our private…
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New York’s NHTD Medicaid Waiver Program
New York’s NHTD Medicaid Waiver Program: We Are Ready to Help Increase Your In-Home Care Hours If you or a loved one are in need of home care services, you may be wondering what your options are. Home care services can be expensive, but programs are in place to help offset the costs. One such…
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Seasonal Flu: What Everyone Should Know
It’s difficult to realize that summer is over. Flu season may seem far away to many people who are enjoying the last warm days. In fact, the beginning of the upcoming flu season is closer than you think. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimate that each year’s flu season lasts from October…
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Guideline for Choosing a Home Care Agency for Seniors
If you have been taking care of a loved one, there may come a time when you are no longer able to provide your loved one with the level of care that they require. If you believe that now is the best time to obtain outside assistance, it’s important that you find the best home…
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Caregiver’s Checklist for Seniors with Diabetes
We know that caring for someone with diabetes can be challenging. Patients with diabetes must carry out various everyday tasks to keep their condition under control. To do each duty, they frequently require the assistance of a committed caregiver. Our senior care professionals have provided a checklist to assist you in taking care daily. Why…
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Top 5 Tips for Assisting Your Aging Parents
One of the hardest and most rewarding experiences of your life could be caring for your elderly parents. On the one hand, it feels good to be able to thank your parents for all of their love, care, and support when you most need it. On the other hand, as your parents become more dependent…
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Should Seniors Wear Sunglasses?
Seniors, and those who care for them, are often concerned about whether or not their eyes can handle sunlight. Sunlight exposure can affect the eyes, including cataracts and macular degeneration. However, a lot of seniors fear that wearing sunglasses might make them appear older than they are. It is understandable, but it’s important to remember…
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What Every Caregiver Should Know About Alzheimer’s Disease
Did you know that every 15 Americans aged 71 or older, 2 of them are living with dementia? More than 7 out of 10 people with AD live at home and are cared for by family or friends. It is very likely that a HHA/PCA worker will encounter a client with the disease, which is…
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What Do You Do as a Caregiver
A caregiver refers to a person who provides care to another individual who needs it. It’s a broad term and can cover different things, such as family members caring for older relatives, significant others in long-term relationships providing caregiving services to their spouses and partners, or friends watching over a friend with a chronic illness.…
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Top 5 Reasons Why Seniors May Lose Appetite
If your elderly client has suddenly lost appetite, then you should contact a patient’s doctor first on the right. Medical professionals may indicate the need for additional examination to rule out serious health problems or find the most appropriate medication. However, health problems are not always the main reason for the lack of appetite in…
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Yes, We Have Social Working Services for Caregivers!!
Did you hear the great news yet? We have a social worker for our caregivers!! That’s right, for any problem you may encounter in your day, know you have someone on our side to help you. Some things our social worker can help you with include filing out documents, assistance and applying for something, or…
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Tips for the Perfect Doctor Visit with A Patient
If you have been caring for a patient for a long time, then you probably know that you may encounter various challenges when heading to a doctor’s appointment. Most often, this applies to numerous questions about the health of an older adult. We interviewed dozens of experienced caregivers and learned essential tips on visiting the…
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The Reality of Caring for A Patient with Terminal Illness
It is a well-known fact that the job of a caregiver is not an easy walk. Sometimes home care professionals have to deal with cases when their patient has a terminal illness. In such cases, caregivers may have increased concerns about timely medication intake, treatment options, end-of-life-care level, and so on. As the physical state…
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Effective Exercises for Seniors + What to Avoid
Proper physical exercises and a balanced diet are among the main components of a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages. As we age, our needs for healthy food and regular exercise gradually change. Still, a growing body of research indicates that regular exercise is vital for older adults. An active lifestyle can positively influence…
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5 Experts’ Recommendations on Caring for Patients with Arthritis
If your patient is suffering from arthritis, it certainly does not hurt you to know a few suggestions from medical professionals’ experience of providing proper care. Arthritis has a detrimental effect on the musculoskeletal system and can become an insurmountable obstacle, even with fine motor skills. Keep in mind that your main task is to…
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Patient has High Blood Pressure? Follow these Vital Tips.
Heart disease and stroke are proven to be the first and fifth leading causes of death in America. At the same time, older people with hypertension have a high risk for both. Despite advanced therapies and improved methods for controlling blood pressure inside, the statistics say otherwise. According to the Centers for Disease Control and…
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Tips for Being a Successful Caregiver
It is no secret that many older people suffer from serious illnesses or health problems. According to official figures, nearly half of all American adults have at least one chronic condition. This suggests that the care of a caregiver, family member, or friend is critical in maintaining an older adult’s health. If you think that…
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What to Consume and What to Avoid for Senior Diets
A balanced maintenance diet is of particular importance for staying healthy as you get older. The wholesome nutrients will help you preserve skin vibrancy, remain energized, and fill up your body with essential nutrients. This is a great way to reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases, including heart disease, kidney disease, or diabetes. A…
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Daily Reminders for Keeping your Patient safe
March 14–20, we celebrate “Patient Safety Awareness Week” which is a landmark event for both caregivers and patients. The fact is that ensuring the safety of customers is one of the critical parameters of providing quality home care. At first glance, a home environment is a safe place where an older adult can regain health…
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Why All Heart is the best Place for Caregiver Heroes ?
A home health aide is a specialist who can delegate different tasks for providing high-quality care for their patients. Every home attendant must not only monitor the seniors’ health but also perform different household chores. On the other hand, caregivers’ duties vary depending on the individual needs of their patients. However, such a specialist must…
Read article What Are The Benefits of Hiring a Private Pay Home Attendant?
Most people today are in a stream of endless movement and solving complex life problems. However, no matter how complicated life can be, taking care of those whom we love will always be our priority. It is proven time and time again that private pay home care brings numerous benefits, despite the difficulties of adaptation…
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6 Uplifting and Inspiring Quotes for Caregivers
With everything happening around the world, sometimes it feels like we are just drowning in negativity as the news constantly presses the worst reality that is happening globally.
Read article Why Seniors Refuse to Eat and What You Can Do About It
As people grow older, often their metabolism slows down and they begin to eat less. However, there are many times when a patient refuses to eat and it can be dangerous for their health. Caregivers are often faced with this challenge when providing care.
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What Is CDPAP? 10 Facts About the Program
Want to know what is CDPAP and how your family can benefit from the program? Read further for more details!
Read article How and Why to Switch from CDPAP to PCA Services
What is happening? The CDPAP program is undergoing major changes that will affect consumers and personal assistants in NYC across the board. What does it mean? Managed Long-Term Care (MLTC) will begin reducing the service hours significantly and MOST overtime will be eliminated completely. What we recommend? Switch to Personal Care Assistant (PCA) services immediately…
Read article Home care vs nursing home: The Definitive Guide
It is hard to realize that your elderly parents or relatives are not able to take care of themselves any longer and require regular assistance. At a time like this, you are to decide what would be the best option for your loved ones – “age in place” with home care services support or move…
Read article Transportation help for seniors
When our parents or other relatives get older, they may need some help with transportation. Of course, you can provide them with your own assistance if you have the time, but what if your loved one needs to go to the doctor or somewhere else and you are just too busy?
Read article What educational games for the elderly are good for health?
People under the age also love to have fun! They can spend the whole day for a new game or a new occupation. Even with the travel restrictions, there are many options for interesting holiday! Learn more about what kind of training – the most favorite among the elderly, and use them in their work.
Read article How to take care of a bed-bound patient
A bed-bound patient is someone who has become very weak and is no longer able to move easily, instead, they are confined to their bed. By becoming bedridden, it doesn’t only take a toll on the patient’s life, but also those who take care of him or her. As a caregiver, it is essential to…
Read article Difference between 24-hour live-in, overnight and hourly cases
Many families prefer to hire in-home caregivers to serve the routine needs of the person who requires care. And if you are looking for a job as a caregiver, it is important to understand a few essential factors. There are 3 different types of cases: 24-Hour Live-In, overnight, and hourly cases. Each one of these…
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How to become a caregiver
Working in the healthcare industry is an important, rewarding career. If you want to break into healthcare but aren’t sure which direction to take, consider becoming a certified home health aide. In-home caregivers can work in a variety of situations and have a wide range of clients to choose from. All home health aides make…
Read article Tips and tools for senior care
There are situations in which people have to care for an older person close to them. This situation is very rewarding, but it can also be difficult too. Obviously, every case is different and it is closely related to the needs, ailments and other things that the elderly may be experiencing. If you find yourself…
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