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Winter 2012 Newsletter
It feels like summer just passed, when Westchester
Meadows residents were swaying to tropical tunes, sipping
festive Pina Colada’s and nibbling on tropical inspired hors
d’oeuvres for our annual end of summer Luau.
Turn around
and here we are ringing in the New Year! Much happened
in between.
Here is just a...
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Winter 2012 Newsletter It feels like summer just passed, when Westchester Meadows residents were swaying to tropical tunes, sipping festive Pina Colada’s and nibbling on tropical inspired hors d’oeuvres for our annual end of summer Luau. Turn around and here we are ringing in the New Year! Much happened in between. Here is just a sampling: In September our residents enjoyed a delightful performance of Classic Show tunes by Soprano Daniele Hager and Pianist Eric Thomas Johnson. Our in-house professors, residents Jewel and Bernard Bellush continued their monthly political discussion which always proves to be both lively and enlightening. We were also privy to a thoughtful evening of Westchester Meadows resident memoir readings, the results of a memoir writing course offered here by Professor Diane Travers. In October we were treated to a performance by the Blues Dogs Blues Band, led by the son of resident Mimi Frankel (a new resident featured in our last Newsletter). Residents also
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HHH Home Care News
A More Healthy You
At HHH Home Care, we go the
extra mile to make sure our
clients live long and healthy lives
in the community.
But part of our
professionincludesstayinghealthy
and active ourselves.
After all,
how can we care for people if we
are the ones that are sick? By
staying well we cannot only...
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HHH Home Care News A More Healthy You At HHH Home Care, we go the extra mile to make sure our clients live long and healthy lives in the community. But part of our professionincludesstayinghealthy and active ourselves. After all, how can we care for people if we are the ones that are sick? By staying well we cannot only make sure that we get to work every day, but also are more productive while we do our jobs. Here are some quick tips for maintaining a healthy work environment: •Wash your hands often. •Keep your workspace clean. Germs can live on contaminated surfaces, but cleaning your work station clear can also make your job easier! •Eat healthy, balanced meals. Breakfast is called the most important meal of the day for a reason. Even a little something in the mornings can give you the energy you need to make it through the day. •Avoid co-workers who are sick, and if you’re sick, stay home! •Drink plenty of water. Good hydration is t
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HHH Home Care News
A More Healthy You
At HHH Home Care, we go the
extra mile to make sure our clients
live long and healthy lives in
the community.
But part of our
profession includes staying healthy
and active ourselves.
After all, how
can we care for people if we are the
ones that are sick? By staying well
we cannot...
Más
HHH Home Care News A More Healthy You At HHH Home Care, we go the extra mile to make sure our clients live long and healthy lives in the community. But part of our profession includes staying healthy and active ourselves. After all, how can we care for people if we are the ones that are sick? By staying well we cannot only make sure that we get to work every day, but also are more productive while we do our jobs. Here are some quick tips for maintaining a healthy work environment: •Wash your hands often. •Keep your workspace clean. Germs can live on contaminated surfaces, but cleaning your work station clear can also make your job easier! •Eat healthy, balanced meals. Breakfast is called the most important meal of the day for a reason. Even a little something in the mornings can give you the energy you need to make it through the day. •Avoid co-workers who are sick, and if you’re sick, stay home! •Drink plenty of water. Good hydration i
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HHH Home Care News
It’s Never Too Late for
a Flu Vaccination
While it is impossible to put an
exact date on the start and end
of flu season, we all know how
important it is to begin distributing
the vaccination before outbreaks
begin.
At HHH Home Care we have
offered vaccinations to our staff
since October, but it is...
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HHH Home Care News It’s Never Too Late for a Flu Vaccination While it is impossible to put an exact date on the start and end of flu season, we all know how important it is to begin distributing the vaccination before outbreaks begin. At HHH Home Care we have offered vaccinations to our staff since October, but it is still not too late for those yet to receive it. According to the US Center for Disease Control, in more than 80% of influenza seasons since 1976, peak influenza activity has not occurred until January or later. In more than 60% of seasons, the peak was in February or later. In general, health-care providers begin offering the vaccination soon after it becomes available and continue throughout the yearly flu season. HHH Home Care wants to ensure that any aides who want to protect themselves from getting the flu are vaccinated before influenza activity in the community begins. Even if the vaccine is not received until after the New Year, i
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PROGRAM EXPANSION INTO QUEENS
COUNTY
tarting in February, 2010, the Long Term Home
Health Care Program expanded its operating territory
and began enrolling patients in Queens County.
Since
1986, our program has been providing high quality home
health care to individuals all over the Bronx.
Now offering
the same, top-notch...
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PROGRAM EXPANSION INTO QUEENS COUNTY tarting in February, 2010, the Long Term Home Health Care Program expanded its operating territory and began enrolling patients in Queens County. Since 1986, our program has been providing high quality home health care to individuals all over the Bronx. Now offering the same, top-notch level of care to the residents of Queens, we renew our pledge to create a “nursing home without walls. ” “We are very pleased to have the chance bring the HHH quality of care across the bridge to Queens,” says Joann Monahan, Director of Patient Services for the LTHHCP. “Patients should take comfort in knowing that we will be bringing the same level of care that we are known for in the Bronx with us into these new areas. ” The move will provide eligible residents of Queens County with the wide range of services the LTHHCPcan offer. After an evaluation, our patients will be assigned a health care team, consisting of a home health aide, a nur
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Each year, many people go to the hospital for flu and pneumonia.
Each year, many people die
from flu and pneumonia.
Here is how to protect yourself:
Get FLU shots from your doctor, clinic, or Department of Health
Wash your hands often
Cover your mouth with a tissue when you cough of sneeze
Wash things that you touch a...
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Each year, many people go to the hospital for flu and pneumonia. Each year, many people die from flu and pneumonia. Here is how to protect yourself: Get FLU shots from your doctor, clinic, or Department of Health Wash your hands often Cover your mouth with a tissue when you cough of sneeze Wash things that you touch a lot like doorknobs, faucets, and phones. It’s Flu Season Again: Here is how to protect yourself against the FLU, H1N1 (Swine Flu) and Pneumonia THE SPOTLIGHT Member Newsletter Fall / Winter 2009 Call us at: 1-866-663-6877 Llamenos al: 1-866-663-6877 Don’t Get Caught By The Flu Bug! Protect Yourself! Protect Your Family! Get A Flu Shot, H1N1 (Swine Flu) Shot AND A Pneumonia Shot! IT’S IMPORTANT! ¡No se deje atrapar por el virus del Flu! ¡Protejase! ¡Proteja a Su Familia! ¡Obtener Una Vacuna Contra La Influenza, Y Una Vacuna Contra H1N1 (la influenza porcina) Y La Vacuna Contra La Neumonia! ¡ES IMPORTANTE! Cada año, muchas personas van al hospital por el flu y la
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