By hellojordanaa September 14, 2013
I purchased a living social package from Iman Weightloss months ago. I called to set up my appointments with-in 2 days. When I called, I spoke to Veronica Shivachi and she kept saying how she would call me back because she was tied up and blah blah blah. When I called back about a week later, she told me to call the office and not to contact her anymore. I was confused because that was the number on her website and her living social so I texted her, she responded rudely and said that she has a new number and an "assistant" that would handle all of her clients from now on.When I called the office, a ghetto ill-mannered young female answered the phone and scheduled my appointments. When I went to my first appointment, I recognized the female's voice and she was very loud and very abbrasive. Upon leaving, I confirmed my appointment. A day later I recieved a phone call from a another one of her un-trained unproffesional staff and she had said that they double booked and they need to resc ...read more
By Tina Randall May 17, 2010
I love Firm International products, thanks Tara for your great service and wonderful personality, and thanks for helping me look like a million bucks! ...read more
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By A Touch of Heaven Home Health Care, Inc. May 08, 2015
Many caregivers encounter this dilema on a daily basis. You try to assist your patient with ambulating or helping them to dress and they may yell at you in return, " I can do it myself." Many of us caregivers have encountered this at one time or another and it is hard not to take offense to it. One main objective to remember when caring for your patient is to let them be as independent as they can. Of course you may be able to button up there shirt in a few seconds, and you don't feel like waiting for what my seem like forever for them to do it, but it is very important for them to do as much as they can for themselves. A patient being able to complete a small task as buttoning a shirt does a lot for them mentally especially for someone who has already lost a lot of there independence. The caregiver that allows their patient to do what they can with stand by assistance will have less confrontation and will be shown more appreciation for there help. Also explain what your going to do before you do it and explain why your doing it. Ex. - I had a patient yell at me because he didn't want me to put a gait belt on him and wanted to stand-up by himself. I explained to him that he could stand up by himself if he wanted to, but that I needed to put the gait belt on him so if he lost his balance, I would have something to grab onto to prevent his fall. Another thing to remember is arguing and confrontation never resolves anything. Your main objective is to provide care and help. If your patient refuses care then don't force it or argue with them. Notify your superior and/or family member. ...read more
By SINCERE CARE HOME HEALTH SERVICES, LLC March 04, 2008
Many caregivers encounter this dilema on a daily basis. You try to assist your patient with ambulating or helping them to dress and they may yell at you in return, " I can do it myself." Many of us caregivers have encountered this at one time or another and it is hard not to take offense to it. One main objective to remember when caring for your patient is to let them be as independent as they can. Of course you may be able to button up there shirt in a few seconds, and you don't feel like waiting for what my seem like forever for them to do it, but it is very important for them to do as much as they can for themselves. A patient being able to complete a small task as buttoning a shirt does a lot for them mentally especially for someone who has already lost a lot of there independence. The caregiver that allows their patient to do what they can with stand by assistance will have less confrontation and will be shown more appreciation for there help. Also explain what your going to do before you do it and explain why your doing it. Ex. - I had a patient yell at me because he didn't want me to put a gait belt on him and wanted to stand-up by himself. I explained to him that he could stand up by himself if he wanted to but that I needed to put the gait belt on him so if he lost his balance, I would have something to grab onto to prevent his fall. Another thing to remember is arguing and confrontation never resolves anything. Your main objective is to provide care and help. If your patient refuses care then don't force it or argue with them. Notify your superior and/or family member. ...read more
By SINCERE CARE HOME HEALTH SERVICES, LLC March 04, 2008
Learning how to flat iron your hair will save you money and time spent at a hair salon. The process is quite simple and only involves a few simple steps. When flat ironing your hair on your own it is important to make sure your hair is washed and well conditioned. ...read more
Consuming carrots provides beauty benefits such as glowing skin from within, but carrots can also be used topically in homemade beauty treatments. Carrots act as a natural acne treatment, provide moisture to dry skin in a homemade moisturizer and add naturally add softness and shine to hair. ...read more
