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Personal Health Care’s clients are composed of Pediatric and Geriatric clients. Today, we serve as many Pediatric clients as we do Geriatric clients. The increase focus in serving Pediatric clients is a direct result of the increased needs of Pennsylvania’s family’s. We provide both home health aide service as well as nursing services to our kids …
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In the world of home health care we often care for elderly patients who now, in their twilight years, have a unique insight on life. Many patients enjoy reminiscing about their families; sharing stories of the joys and struggles of raising children. Whenever I hear a patient talk about their children or grandchildren, and I …
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Home Health Aides: You Get What You Pay For! Most elderly and their primary caregivers agree that they would prefer to live out their lives at home rather than an assisted living facility or nursing home. This decision often means hiring a home health aide and/ or home health agency to support your loved one …
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Since 1981, Personal Health Care has been committed to delivering reliable, affordable, and professional in-home care. Personal Health Care is a locally owned and operated, Medicare Certified, State Licensed Home Health Care Agency that serves our clients in Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County. We are proud to offer service to the entire Southeastern …
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Do you suffer from “Winter Hands?” Being a nurse is wonderful, but washing your hands every 10 seconds is brutal this time of year. Chapped, dry, cracked and red hands are no picnic for our patients either! There are some ways to help avoid and relieve those sore, rough winter hands. Check out the following …
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Despite the forecast, nurses and other healthcare professionals will be out on the roads, driving to work to care for their patients. We often say that just because the weather is bad, doesn’t mean that sick people are not sick; or for that matter don’t need care. It is quite the opposite. If you will …
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