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Hiring Exc
eptional
CHHAs
If you know of a special CHHA who may be interested in joining Visiting Angels, ask them to call us at
609-883-8188 or complete our online job application at
www.NJSeniorCare.com/jobs.
We offer:
* Great Pay * We Pay Mileage
* 4-Hour Minimum Shifts
* Hourly or Live-In Assignments
* Supportive Office Staff
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Thinking of becoming a Home Health Aide?
The Department of Labor projects that more than 1.3 million new caregivers will be needed to meet demand over the next decade. Check out our Employee Resources page on our website to watch videos about being a professional caregiver and to find a CHHA training institute in your area.
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Senior Humor
NEW DADS
Four men are in the hospital waiting room because their wives are having babies.
A nurse goes up to the first guy and says, "Congratulations! You're the father of twins."
"That's odd," replies the man. "I work for the Minnesota Twins!"
A nurse says to the second guy, "Congratulations! You're the father of triplets!"
"That's weird," says the second man. "I work for the 3M company!"
A nurse tells the third man, "Congratulations! You're the father of quadruplets!"
"That's strange," he responds. "I work for the Four Seasons hotel!"
The last man is groaning and banging his head against the wall.
"What's wrong?" the others ask.
"I work for 7-Eleven!"
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Pea Salad
Try this pea salad recipe at your next summer get-together.
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June Celebrity Birthdays 50+:
Morgan Freeman, 80, June 1
Anderson Cooper, 50, June 3
Paul Giamatti, 50, June 6
Nicole Kidman, 50, June 20
Meredith Baxter, 70, June 21
Frances McDormand, June 23, 60
Sherry Stringfield, 50, June 24
Gil Bellows, 50, June 28
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Check Out Our Website/Blog!
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We frequently post new information on our company website,
NJSeniorCare.com
,
Facebook
and
Twitter
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www.njseniorcare.com!
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Visiting Angels'
Office Mascot, Max
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It is the month of June, The month of leaves and roses, When pleasant sights salute the eyes and pleasant scents the noses.
-NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS-
June Dates to Note:
- June 14: Flag Day
- June 18: Father's Day
- June 21: First Day of Summer
Thank you for reading this issue of "Home Care News by Angels"! We look forward to hearing your comments and suggestions about our newsletter. Please email us at
info@njseniorcare.com or post on our Facebook page.
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Beware of These 4 Senior Scams
Seniors are often unfortunate targets of criminals. Take a look at these scams in order to protect yourself or your older loved ones from falling for one or more of them.
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Gadget Corner
O
ur Gadget Corner features unique products which have extra benefits for the NJ senior care population.*
Kuhn Rikon Classic Snips
Kuhn Rikon's Classic Snips can be used in the home or garden. The spring loaded design makes for easy cutting. Cuts through meats, bones, shrubs, plants, cardboard, plastic clamshell packaging, wire, and more. The blades are self-sharpening. The handles are ergonomic and easy to grip. These snips can be used in either right or left hand. Visit www.kuhnrikonshop.com for more information and to watch a video demonstration.
Loctote Flak Sack
The Flak Sack is an extremely tough theft-resistant drawstring pack. It's slash-resistant, lockable, has RFID protection, and is water-resistant. Perfect for that day at the beach, at the pool, or on a cruise when you're away from your lounge chair. Simply lock the bag closed or to any secure object and leave it without worrying about it being tampered with or stolen. Visit www.Loctote.com for more details. As seen on SharkTank.
Click here to see featured gadgets from past issues.
*Visiting Angels does not endorse or recommend any commercial products, processes, or services. Items shown are for informational purposes only.
Have a helpful gadget you'd like us to feature in
Home Care News by Angels?
Let us know!
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We're Delighted to Hear from Families About Our Exceptional Care!
A Satisfied Client's 5-Star Review:
"We have been with Visiting Angels since January. They're terrific. They provide a health aide for mom; we always refer to her as God's gift. She is wonderful. She does housekeeping, makes sure mom has an exercise sheet, and makes sure mom does the exercises, like walking every day. If it's bad weather, they just walk in the hallway of the five-story building. She does the laundry, too. She was hired with specifications [of what] we needed, and she does exactly what you ask her to do."
--Nancy, Lindenwold, NJ
Visit our Testimonial page to read more reviews!
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6 Outdoor Activities for Seniors and Caregivers
Now is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the
outdoors. If you are a caregiver for an older person, there are plenty of outdoor activities for seniors that you both will be able to enjoy together.
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June is Men's Health Month
Men's Health Month and Men's Health Week (the week leading up to Father's Day) brings attention to preventable men's health issues in order to encourage early detection and treatment. Take a look at these 13 screenings every man should have.
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Angels Who Soar: Celebrating Our Hardworking Employees
We are so proud of our wonderful, hard-working employees who go beyond the call of duty. Below is why our Angels are so special...
Fatumata B. is a newer employee to Visiting Angels, but she's proven that's she's meant to work in the caregiving profession. Fatumata has gotten outstanding praise from our clients who have remarked that she is a great fit for the home care field; the work required seems to come naturally to her. She is a true Angel at heart!
Lakeya K. has been with Visiting Angels since 2013. She has an effervescent personality and passes her bubbliness onto her clients. Lakeya helps improve the quality our clients' lives continually. We're grateful to have her at Visiting Angels!
Thank you, Fatumata and Lakeya! We appreciate your hard work and diligent care of our clients.
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Father's Day Trivia
Sonora Louise Smart Dodd, of Spokane, Washington, started the tradition of Father's Day in the honor of her dad, William Smart, a widowed Civil War veteran.
In 1924, President Calvin Coolidge made Father's Day a national event.
In 1966, President Lyndon Johnson signed a presidential proclamation declaring the 3rd Sunday of June as Father's Day.
Roses are the official flower for Father's Day. A red rose is worn in the lapel if your father is living, a white rose if he is deceased.
72 percent of Americans plan to celebrate or acknowledge Father's Day.
Estimated number of fathers in the US: 70.1 million (2008), according to US Census Bureau.
Stats from Hallmark: Father's Day is the fourth-largest card-sending holiday in the United States, with 72 million cards exchanged annually. 50 percent of all Father's Day cards are purchased for dads. Nearly 20 percent of Father's Day cards are purchased for husbands. Other categories include grandfathers, sons, brothers, uncles, and someone special. Humor cards account for about 25 percent of Father's Day sales. Hallmark has been producing Father's Day cards since the early 1920s.
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What's Happening at Visiting Angels
CARE MANAGEMENT TEAM
Behind the scenes each month, our Care Management Team--led by Chief Executive Officer and Co-Owner, Nora de Cárdenas--works in full gear. With many new and existing families to care for, the team schedules "just the right" home care employees for our families, responds to the ever-changing care needs of each family, monitors and manages our certified home health aide employees, and recruits and trains home care professionals to Visiting Angels' unique philosophy of care. Our team is fully dedicated to providing the best home care experience for clients, families, and our employees as well!
JUNE COMMUNITY
RESOURCE BULLETIN
This month's Community Resource Bulletin focuses on
JUNE: SUMMER SAFETY FOR SENIORS. To download a printable copy of our current month's bulletin,
click here. You will also find back issues of our Community Resource Bulletin from previous months on our website's
resource page.
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Visiting Angels proudly services the following NJ cities and surrounding areas:
Beverly, Browns Mills, Bordentown, Burlington, Columbus, Cookstown, Delanco, Hainesport, Jobstown, Lumberton, Marlton, Medford, Moorestown, Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, Palmyra, Pemberton, Riverside, Riverton, Shamong, Willingboro, Wrightstown
Allentown, Ewing, East Windsor, Hightstown, Hopewell, Princeton, Princeton Junction, West Windsor, Titusville, Windsor, Trenton, Hamilton, Hamilton Square, Yardville, Lawrenceville, Lambertville, Robbinsville, Upper Freehold Township, Skillman
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About Our Care
Visiting Angels
is a New Jersey-licensed, non-medical home care company committed to going well beyond the "industry standard" to provide an exceptional level of security, comfort and peace of mind to our clients and their loved ones. Our "Angels", all
certified home health professionals
, are ready to provide compassionate and dependable assistance with the activities of everyday living to seniors, the disabled, those recovering from surgery and to those who are simply frail. Our
services
include such simple tasks as light housekeeping, meal preparation, errands and shopping to more personal tasks such as hygiene assistance, bathing, dressing and grooming.
Visiting Angels
' in-home care helps make it possible for seniors and other adults to continue to live at home and maintain the independence of their daily routines and familiar surroundings, safely. We truly understand how challenging and alien the entire home care selection process can be...and we are experienced in working with families; with loved ones "resistant" to receiving care; and with third-parties payors (such as insurance companies and the US Dept. of Veterans Affairs) to help insure that the best interests of the family and their loved ones are met.
Visiting Angels' services
help families spend more mutually-rewarding and meaningful time with their loved ones and also helps provide comfort and peace of mind to those who face the challenge of long-distance caregiving.
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