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If you know of a special CNA or CHHA that may be interested in joining Visiting Angels, ask them to call us at 609-883-8188 or complete our online job application at
We offer:
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Senior Humor
The Valentine's Day Dance
 Two older ladies were discussing the upcoming Valentine's Day dance at the senior center.
"We're supposed to wear something that matches our husband's hair, so I'm wearing black," said Mrs. Smith.
"Oh my," said Mrs. Jones, "I'd better not go."
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Simple Sweet Potato Sticks
Did you know that February is National Sweet Potato Month? Sweet potatoes aren't just for the holidays! Available year-round, they are loaded with key nutrients such as vitamin A, beta carotene, vitamin C, potassium, and rich in fiber.
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We frequently post new information on our company website, NJSeniorCare.com, Facebook and Twitter! We are excited about connecting with clients, employees, referral sources, internet searchers, and our fan base. We do our best to help make our website/blog your "Go To" resource for NJ senior care and Home Care NJ. Check it out today by clicking www.njseniorcare.com!
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In this month of valentines, hearts and flowers, our "Home Care News by Angels" is our valentine to you. We send our heartfelt wishes for happiness on Valentine's Day and every day!
February Dates to Note:
- Sunday, February 2: Groundhog Day
- Sunday, February 2: Super Bowl Sunday
- Friday, February 7: National Wear Red Day (Women's Heart Disease Awareness)
- Friday, February 14: Valentine's Day
- Monday, February 17: Presidents' Day
We welcome your comments and suggestions about this or any issue of "Home Care News by Angels". Please email us at [email protected] or write on our Facebook page. |
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8 Night Driving Tips for Older Drivers
As we age, our eyesight changes. It's especially noticeable at night when driving. These tips may help.
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Our Gadget Corner features unique products which have extra benefits for the NJ senior care population.*
Electronic Pill Reminder
For those who have challenges remembering when to take pills, this electronic pill reminder is for you! This case allows you to set up to seven alarms each day, and also provides a reminder if you've missed a dose. It has seven compartments which altogether can hold 100 pills. Caregivers and older seniors can rest easy knowing the reminders will sound and vibrate when it's time to take medication. Visit www.firststreetonline.com for product information.  AutoDrop and AutoSqueeze Eye Guide and Bottle Squeezer Do you always miss your eye when putting drops in your eye? The AutoDrop and AutoSqueeze products are here to help! The base helps guide the drop directly into your eye, while the squeezer promotes a steady drop with better pressure. These products were designed to be used without assistance from another person. Visit www.owenmumford.com for more information. Click here to see featured gadgets from past issues. *Visiting Angels does not endorse or recommend any commercial products, processes, or services. Items shown are for informational purposes only. Have a helpful gadget you'd like us to feature in Home Care News by Angels? Let us know! |
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Gentle Exercises of Tai Chi and Yoga Improves Overall Fitness in Older People
Tai chi and yoga combine strength training, stability, aerobic exercise, and flexibility/balance for all ages.
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What's Happening at Visiting Angels
 WELCOME NEW TEAM MEMBER
We are pleased to welcome a new scheduling associate to our growing Care Management Team, Mindy Lazar.
Under the leadership of Co-Owner and Managing Director, Nora de C�rdenas, Mindy is eager to advance Visiting Angels' vision, which is to listen and respond to our families' needs with respect, compassion, reliability, and excellence. At Visiting Angels, we take pride in our commitment to exceed our clients' expectations everyday!
Join us in welcoming Mindy!
 FEBRUARY COMMUNITY
RESOURCE BULLETIN
Our February Community Resource Bulletin focuses on American Heart Month. Press here to download a printable copy of our current month's bulletin. You will also find back issues of our "Community Resource Bulletin" from previous months on our website's resource page.
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Visiting Angels proudly services the following
New Jersey cities and surrounding areas:
Hainesport, Lumberton, Marlton, Medford, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Palmyra, Riverton, Shamong
Allentown, Ewing, Hamilton, Hamilton Square, Hopewell, Lambertville, Lawrenceville, Pennington, Princeton, Princeton Junction, Robbinsville, Skillman, Titusville, Trenton
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About Our CareVisiting Angels is a New Jersey-licensed, non-medical home care company committed to going well beyond the "industry standard" to provide an exceptional level of security, comfort and peace of mind to our clients and their loved ones. Our "Angels", all certified home health professionals, are ready to provide compassionate and dependable assistance with the activities of everyday living to seniors, the disabled, those recovering from surgery and to those who are simply frail. Our services include such simple tasks as light housekeeping, meal preparation, errands and shopping to more personal tasks such as hygiene assistance, bathing, dressing and grooming. Visiting Angels' in-home care helps make it possible for seniors and other adults to continue to live at home and maintain the independence of their daily routines and familiar surroundings, safely. We truly understand how challenging and alien the entire home care selection process can be...and we are experienced in working with families; with loved ones "resistant" to receiving care; and with third-parties payors (such as insurance companies and the US Dept. of Veterans Affairs) to help insure that the best interests of the family and their loved ones are met. Visiting Angels' services help families spend more mutually-rewarding and meaningful time with their loved ones and also helps provide comfort and peace of mind to those who face the challenge of long-distance caregiving.
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