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A Lifelong Commitment to Service: How Raymond Supports Veterans at Home
Raymond’s grandfather served in the Army, and his example helped shape how Raymond understood service from a young age. Serving your country meant helping others, learning from different cultures and building relationships with people whose backgrounds might be different from…
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Caring Career Spotlight: Nicole, Clinical Team Manager
Long before Nicole became a nurse, she learned how much a nurse’s care could mean. Between ages 11 and 13, health issues led to multiple hospitalizations. The medical procedures sparked her interest in science, but she also remembered the people who helped her feel more…
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Caring Career Spotlight: Beverly, Patient Care Specialist
When Beverly calls a patient to check in, she hopes to hear that the care they needed is in place and they’re making progress. Those conversations have stayed with her throughout her career at Elara Caring. “I enjoy helping and caring for others,” Beverly says. Hearing patients…
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Aging Safely at Home: A Room-by-Room Guide to Prevent Falls
Home should feel comfortable, familiar and easy to move around in. But as we age, changes in strength, balance or vision can make everyday spaces harder to navigate safely. The good news is that making a home safer does not always require a major renovation. Small changes can…
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Caring Career Spotlight: Imelda, Clinical Team Manager
For Imelda, some of the most meaningful moments in nursing come when a patient begins to believe that things can get better. She remembers working with a man who was hesitant to accept care and struggled to use the support available to him. Imelda and her team kept showing up,…
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Bladder Health: How It Impacts Independence and Safety at Home
It’s 2 a.m. and you suddenly need to use the bathroom. You get out of bed quickly. The room is dark. Maybe your glasses aren’t within reach or your walker is across the room. You’re focused on one thing: making it to the bathroom in time. For someone experiencing urinary…
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Caring Career Spotlight: Alyssa-Jordane, Patient Care Representative
It began as a routine check-in call. Alyssa-Jordane, a patient care representative with Elara Caring, was speaking with the spouse of a patient who had recently moved into a nursing home. During their conversation, the spouse shared how grateful she was for the care her husband…
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Twelve Elara Caring Locations Earn 2025 SHPBest Awards
When patients and families welcome us into their homes, they trust us to provide care that helps them feel supported, heard and confident in the path ahead. Feedback from those we serve is one of the most meaningful measures of that care. That is why we are honored to announce…
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Healthy Bladder Habits: Everyday Tips for Better Bladder Control
When bladder problems begin, it’s tempting to focus on one thing: getting to the bathroom in time. You might start drinking less water before leaving the house. You may use the bathroom every chance you get, even when you don’t really need to. Or you may stop doing certain…
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Meet Hospice Volunteer Blake
Sometimes, making someone’s day starts with simply sitting down and listening. Blake learned that lesson even before becoming a hospice volunteer. When he was younger, he worked in a nursing home where he spent time talking with residents. The subjects did not need to be…
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Caring Career Spotlight: Amy, Clinical Team Manager
Amy’s career with Elara Caring began in 2016 as a skilled home health field nurse, providing nursing care to patients in the comfort of home. After a year in the field, she transitioned into a behavioral health clinical team manager role, where she has continued to build her…
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Bladder Health as You Age: What Changes and When to Seek Help
Maybe you’ve started planning errands around bathroom stops. You get up several times during the night. You’ve stopped taking long walks because you worry you won’t make it to the bathroom in time. Or perhaps a laugh, cough or sneeze sometimes leads to bladder leakage. Changes…