Greetings!      

November is a time to be thankful, to remember, and to embrace those who enrich our lives. There are many things to be thankful for but we are most thankful for you.

It’s time to say hello to the month of November. May this new month be a bearer of good things — good health, good news, and good career progression.

We have gathered a few interesting and informational topics to share through this newsletter. Hopefully, you all will find them helpful. 

Aging with Humor & Fun 

7 Exercise Ideas to Manage Diabetes 

Healthy Recipe for Seniors

Overnight Oatmeal with Milk 

With November being National Diabetes Awareness Month, here is a diabetes-friendly recipe for a morning meal. This balanced breakfast will power you through the first part of your day, break the overnight fasting, and keep your blood sugar stable.  

Oats contain a specific form of fiber known as beta-glucans. It helps lower blood sugar levels and improves overall health. Oats can be eaten as porridge in the mornings but if you are looking for tastier options, this recipe works well.  

Read the recipe here        

Blog of the Month

7 New Tech Gadgets for the Elderly 

The digital world is making an incredible impact on seniors. Technology has become part of our everyday living and it is never too late to help our elders learn about the different gadgets that can simplify their daily tasks. 

There are many smart devices available to assist seniors in all aspects of their lives. These advanced devices help to connect with families and friends and also play an important role in senior care.

Read our Blog     

Alzheimer's Awareness Month

November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. It’s time to understand the progressive medical condition that is affecting more than five million people in the U.S yearly.

An early Alzheimer’s diagnosis provides a better chance to get treated and makes individuals eligible for a wider variety of clinical trials, which advance research and may provide medical benefits. 

6 Early Signs of Alzheimer’s that Shouldn’t be Ignored 

1. Change in vision

2. Trouble in performing daily tasks

3. Lapse in judgement

4. Confusion in remembering places & things

5. Difficulty in speaking

6. Mood changes

The sooner the disease is identified, the easier it becomes to plan better and start treatment.

Upcoming Days/Events

Welcome, November!

Here are a few special days the month has brought for us!

Nov 1^st – World Vegan Day

Nov 2^nd – National Stress Awareness Day

Nov 5^th – World Tsunami Day

Nov 7^th – National Cancer Awareness Day

Nov 12^th – World Pneumonia Day

Nov 13^th – World Kindness Day

Nov 14^th – World Diabetes Day

Nov 19^th – International Men's Day

Nov 21st – World Television Day

Nov 20^th – World Children’s Day

Nov 24^th – Thanksgiving Day

Nov 25^th – Flossing Day

Nov 30^th – National Meth Awareness Day

Employee of the Month 

Congratulations to

 Anna Hughes🎉

We are pleased to announce that Anna Hughes has been selected to be Assured Home Nursing Caregiver of the Month for October 2022. 

Anna has been a professional caregiver for almost 31 years. She worked as a caregiver in her native country for 20 years before coming to the United States, where she has been working as a CENA for the past eleven years. 

Anna has a passion for being surrounded by her friends and family. She devotes much of her free time to be around the people she loves and feels passionate about. 

She also likes to exercise and stay in shape, which I am sure is an added bonus for her clients. Staying in shape allows Anna the emotional and physical endurance that is required in such a demanding field 

Activities Anna enjoys outside of work are volunteering and sharing time with her family and friends. 

When asked what do you do for your client's that makes you stand out as an exceptional caregiver? Anna responded: 

"I think the essential part of being a caregiver is being present not only physically, but emotionally and spiritually. In my work I try to focus and engage my clients, showing them that I really do care for them. My reward at the end of the day is the smiles and gratitude expressed by clients and their families. That is the best part of my day." 

We at Assured Home Nursing would like to thank Anna for her dedication to her profession and feel extremely fortunate that she is part of the Assured Nursing Team! 

Your Feedback Matters!

Assured Home Nursing strives to provide quality and exceptional service to our clients by constantly raising our standards. In this process, your feedback is very valuable for us to assess ourselves from time to time.  

We would appreciate it if you take some time and let us know what you think about our services and caregivers.  

We humbly share with you the feedback given by one of our valuable clients below. 

“I want to thank you for outstanding service and attentiveness over these years. You have always been available and responsible to my needs. Each caregiver has been warm and kind to me. Each caregiver has been unique....”

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Please share your valuable feedback in one of two ways - you can write your review here and here as well. 

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Assured Home Nursing Inc,
Birmingham, MI

Email: care@assurednurse.com
Call: (248) 593-8134

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