Welcome to another fabulous edition of our newsletter!

Welcome to another fabulous edition of our newsletter. As we’re at the brink of summer, let’s explore some healthy tips for the season, a summer recipe, and more interactive information that can make senior living more fun and energetic. So, choose your favorite reading spot and unwind with this interesting read.  

Heartfelt Words from Our Client

It's a pleasure to receive such honest and heartwarming feedback from our clients. Our team continues to make us proud with their exceptional caregiving. 

“Great caregivers. The woman we have cooks for my husband and does the dishes. She helps him dress when needed. She also drives my husband to his PT if I am in the middle of something at home.   Read more

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Summer Self-Care Tips for You!

Bucket List of Summer Activities

The arrival of summer brings with it a fresh burst of enthusiasm and energy for everyone. Here’s a quick bucket list of summer activities for you to stay active and enjoy the sunshine: 

1. Explore the local parks and attractions. 
2. Go for that long-awaited fishing trip! 
3. Gather ‘round with your mates for brunch. 
4. Swim and splash at the nearby beach.  
5. Play a round or two of golf with your bestie. 

Blog 

As prevention is key, we’ve also highlighted some useful tips to prevent brain fog in seniors in our recent blog. 

Test Your Wits! 

Laughter is the Best Medicine

Recipe- Salmon with Veggies

Serve this beautiful and delicious platter of salmon, cooked rice, and seasonal veggies, a perfect example of a balanced diet. Rich in protein and fiber, this meal is an excellent choice for a light and nutritious dinner. 

Steps: 

1. Preheat oven to 450°F.

2. Arrange sliced veggies and salmon on a baking sheet.

3. Drizzle with olive oil, lemon, salt, and pepper.

4. Bake for 12 minutes until veggies are crisp and salmon is cooked.

5. Serve with brown rice.

Golden Strategies to Navigate Chronic Pain

Aging: Latest Research 

Don't underestimate the power of multivitamins for improving memory.

The risk of Parkinson's disease doubles with anxiety in older adults.

Caregiver of the Quarter 

We are pleased to announce that Elaine Ford has been selected to be the Assured Home Nursing “Caregiver Of The Quarter” for the 2nd Quarter of 2024. 

Elaine has been a professional caregiver for 14 years. She has been a dedicated employee of Assured Home Nursing since 2015. Elaine began her career as a Legal Secretary.  When her Legal firm disbanded, Elaine decided she wanted to do something else where she felt better appreciated.  

Elaine considered going back to school to become a Nurse, however, she was also raising her 3 young Daughters at home at the time.  She began taking care of her neighbors to earn some income while she raised her children. What Elaine noticed was that she received so much gratification and appreciation while caring for her neighbors and also never really had any bad days. While caring for her neighbors and other clients, she met a lot of great women who were trying to make a difference too and knew she was right at home with this career choice.   

Elaine lives by the Biblical rule “treat people like you want to be treated’. 

This rule has never steered her wrong, especially during her many years as a caregiver.  Elaine appreciates all good people and excellent caregivers that do everything possible to make their clients' lives better.  Outside of work, Elaine loves to spend time with her Children and GrandChildren. 

Congratulations Elaine, we are grateful to have you as a dedicated caregiver at Assured Home Nursing Services! 

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