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Message from Phil – Dec 2018

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Dear Teammate;I love this time of year!  As our family grows, new traditions are made.  But the old ones always hold a very special place in my heart.  Sometimes they bring laughs and sometimes tears - - not of sadness, just deep gratitude for having experienced them. This year, Kimberly and I are in transition from the home we raised our kids in to an eventual New … [Read more...] about Message from Phil – Dec 2018

Gifts from the Heart: Ideas to Bless a Person on Hospice

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At its heart, hospice care is firmly focused on the quality of a person's life. It's about comfort, and spending time with family and friends can be a tremendous source of comfort for everyone involved. However, many people are reluctant to arrive for a visit empty-handed. While pleasant time together is often the best gift you can give, the urge to bring something physical can be strong. Are you … [Read more...] about Gifts from the Heart: Ideas to Bless a Person on Hospice

Allison Zike, LPN

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Meet Allison Zike, LPN in the Columbia region!Allison Zike, LPN"I love kids. At, First I wanted to work with the elderly. I never knew how much of a blessing working with kids would be.""When I was still a student in school, I was struggling with what I wanted to do as a nurse. When Phoenix came to our school they were so welcoming and that is what made my decision. They made me feel … [Read more...] about Allison Zike, LPN

Martine Pierre, LPN

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Meet Martine Pierre, LPN in the Columbia region!Martine Pierre, LPN"Growing up in Haiti as a child seeing all of the poverty that surrounded me, it motivated me to want to make a difference. I love being a nurse because it allows me to live my passion to help others. I would love to go back to Haiti when I retire and be a blessing to the people there.""When I relocated to Missouri from … [Read more...] about Martine Pierre, LPN

Home Health Nursing Skills

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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of registered nurses is expected to grow by 15 percent in the decade preceding 2026. That's more than twice the rate predicted for all occupations, and it's definitely a healthy leap in professional opportunities. With home health care's growing popularity with patients, doctors, and insurance companies, it's no surprise that many of … [Read more...] about Home Health Nursing Skills

The Hometown Duo Breaking Records and Building Relationships

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A bit of a giggle sneaks out of the office around the corner. Then . . . a collection of chuckles erupts, and finally a whole bunch of full-blown laughs echoes through the hallways. It’s a typical day in the Phoenix Home Care office of Branson, Missouri.  It is a team of fun, others’-centered, positive, energetic, authentic people who love what they do and who find joy and moments to smile (and … [Read more...] about The Hometown Duo Breaking Records and Building Relationships

Message from Phil – Oct 2018

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Recently, I was driving through the Kansas countryside and realized I never cease to be amazed to see the beautiful fields of sunflowers all pointing toward the sunshine. “Heliotropism” - - what in the world is that word? Mind you, I am a true Kansas boy…born and raised in the land of sunflowers.  I have never been one to chew tobacco, but I have been known to pack in a mouthful of sunflower … [Read more...] about Message from Phil – Oct 2018

VA Home Health Care

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We owe a lot to our veterans. These heroic men and women have risked their lives for our safety and freedom. For that reason, we’re proud to partner with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to make sure our veterans receive the best care possible during their golden years. From home health care benefits to caretaker respite, we’re passionate about educating veterans and their … [Read more...] about VA Home Health Care

Hospice and Alzheimer’s

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The late stages of Alzheimer's can be challenging for patients and their loved ones. Oftentimes caregivers face serious health issues that have resulted from the amount of care required to care for a family member with Alzheimer’s. As sleep patterns change, dementia increases and other common behaviors such as wandering and increased paranoia surface, caregivers find themselves physically and … [Read more...] about Hospice and Alzheimer’s

When Harry Met Angie

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A Note from a Former ClientDear Mr. Melugin,On April 8, 2015, I fell in the back yard, resulting in a huge hematoma. I was admitted to Mercy Hospital for surgery, where I stayed a week. Then we chose Quail Creek Communities for rehabilitation. I spent twenty days there and had to choose a home care agency. Several brochures were given to us. The upshot is that my wife informed the woman at … [Read more...] about When Harry Met Angie