By MauraMcaleenan June 11, 2015
I had this place taking care of my elderly family member. Could not tell me how he had bruise on his hands and arms could not tell me why he was not bathed or changed? Could not say who used my mothers bank card? I can tell you goggle this cherika s bodrick 2-9-2012 charlotte nc wow this is the worker I got! So after since 2013 of calling this place asking for answers? I have had not a thing but some women yelling on the phone at me not speaking! So if you choice this place I wish you well and may god bless you and keep you safe! ...read more
By MauraMcaleenan June 09, 2015
I just would like to know how one of your workers gets on this page? Cherika s bodrick charlotte nc 2-9-2012 goggle this up people! I had a worker from this place ! I will say theperson she was taking care of had bruises on his arms and legs? He could not tell me how this happened also not washed clothes not changed losing wieight! I did call the office ? Let me please say do not use this place or the workers! Thank you. ...read more
By MauraMcaleenan May 29, 2015
I know I write about this a lot would you not want justice for your family? Goggle this cherika s bodrick charlotte nc 02-09-2012 mugshot! You can also see what eles is on her record WOW!!!! this is the kind of worker I got for my father! I called the main office and got a very rude and loud mouth worker named Jennifer chapman did not a thing about what was going on! Than the worker started facebooking me messages wow! Somebody should look into this place! Thanks have a great day! ...read more
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By Nurturing Nurses Homecare Inc. February 17, 2015
By Senior Helpers In Home Health Care Charlotte, NC April 22, 2011
With Cataracts, Misinformation Seems to Abound(HealthDay News) -- When medical experts talk about prevalence, they're usually referring to how common a particular disease might be. But in the case of cataracts, they might just as well be talking about how common it is to uncover misinformation and misunderstanding about the condition.Cataracts are a leading cause of blindness amongseniorsin the United States, with more than half of all U.S. residents developing the cloudy vision of cataracts by the time they reach 80 years old, according to Prevent Blindness America, a nonprofit group that focuses on eye health.But eye experts say that people seem to believe things about cataracts that aren't quite right, including when and how they should be treated. Misinformation often seems to develop innocently enough, with well-meaning folks spreading things they've learned by word-of-mouth."Sometimes friends give confusing and conflicting information because not every patient is the same or because they've heard something from someone else," said Dr. Cynthia Bradford, an ophthalmology professor at the University of Oklahoma's Dean A. McGee Eye Institute.Nonetheless, the misinformation sometimes leads people to delay treatment long past when it could help them or to expect too much from treatment for this widespread vision problem.Cataracts occur when the lens of an eye grows cloudy, according to the U.S. National Eye Institute. Vision might grow progressively cloudy until the person has difficulty seeing, or the person's vision might take on a brownish tint that makes it harder to distinguish colors.And that leads to one of the first major myths -- that cataracts are something that grow on top of the eye."A lot of people think of it as a growth, but it's almost like honey that's become granulated," Bradford said. The lens itself is the problem, which is why cataract surgery requires that the lens be removed and replaced.Source: Caring.com...continue reading Affordable Home Carecaregiversare available to talk with you and your family about all of your care needs, including, how to reducecaregiverstress while providing better, affordable care.Affordable Home Careis ahome careagency providingin home care in Charlotte NCand the surrounding communities. ...read more
By Affordable HomeCare February 18, 2011
Finding the right qualified care for someone who needs assistance in the home can be a challenging task. Avoid unnecessary confusion by finding out how to review home health care contracts. These types of explanatory and protective documents can be worded to fit specific special circumstances. The con... ...read more