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In a webinar series hosted by Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts, Andrea Cohen of HouseWorks joins Joanne MacInnis of Aberdeen to discuss short-term strategies to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic as well as long-term opportunities available in the home care market as a result of the pandemic. For more information on Home Care Alliance of […]
HouseWorks, one of the nation’s largest independent private home healthcare companies, has hired Nancy Gillette as Chief Growth Officer, a new position for the Boston-area company aimed at continuing rapid expansion that’s been underway since 2019.
HouseWorks, one of the nation’s largest independent private home care companies, has named Nancy Gillette as Chief Growth Officer. View Nancy’s bio on House-Works.com and read the full article on BizJournals Boston.
HouseWorks’ CEO Andrea Cohen joins Glenn Lane, CEO of Westchester Family Care and Gerry Fioriglio, CEO of Family Caregiver Network to share HouseWorks’ best practices for client and caregiver communication during COVID-19. Listen to the full segment here
HouseWorks’ CEO Andrea Cohen joins Neal Kursban, CEO of Family & Nursing Care in Maryland and Daniel Gottschalk, Co-Owner of Family Tree In-Home Care in Texas to discuss home care in a pandemic storm and how caregivers make a difference in people’s lives. Listen to the full segment here
In a webinar hosted by Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts, Andrea Cohen of HouseWorks joins Joanne MacInnis of Aberdeen and Jim Reynolds of Connected Home Care to discuss important issues that private home care companies are faced with as a result of the Coronavirus Pandemic. Listen to the full segment here
On WGBH’s In It Together, HouseWorks offers ways to help homebound seniors who live alone battle isolation and loneliness. Listen to the full segment at WGBH.org
Social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic has been difficult for many, especially the elderly population. There are ways, however, you can make older loved ones and neighbors feel less isolated. See more at NBCBoston.com
When COVID-19 came on the home-based care industry’s radar, it brought fear with it, leaving agencies scrambling to prepare for worst-case scenarios. The storm has not been weathered just yet. But in dire times, providers have chosen community in lieu of competition. Read the article on HomeHealthcareNews.com
With seniors most at risk for contracting COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control is recommending people over the age of 60-years-old stay at home. If a resident is one of the 72-million Americans over the age of 60 or one of their caregivers, there are several important steps they can take in preparation for being […]