Angels Care Home Health is a Medicare-certified home health agency that is owned and operated by AngMar Medical Holdings, Inc., a privately held family company based in Mansfield, Texas. AngMar operates a network of agencies with multiple locations in 10 states, including Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma and Texas. As the premier provider of home health care services, Angels Care admits patients and answers calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Its patients receive comprehensive follow-up care by way of at-home monitoring that alleviates missed office visits, encourages adherence to discharge instructions and physician orders and addresses social service needs. In addition, Angels Care ensures medication compliance by emphasizing medication reconciliation and management in the home.

 

When Angels Care's patients are first admitted onto service, they receive more visits from nurses and therapists in the first two weeks than is typical of the average home health agency. Education through its disease management and specialty programs also distinguishes Angels Care from other home health agencies. Whether patients are coping with chronic illness, healing from an injury, or relearning lost skills, they have the resources to help them manage their condition and enjoy quality living at home.

 

Angels Care provides skilled nursing care, restorative therapy and medical social services to patients in their homes or wherever they may reside, including assisted living facilities and retirement communities. Under the direction of the physician, Angels Care administers medical services to the patient while strictly adhering to the physician's plan of care. The goal of Angels Care Home Health is to make it possible for seniors to receive quality health care at home so they can remain independent and continue to lead safe, healthy and productive lives.

 

Angels Care's disease management programs include Alzheimer's Disease, Chronic Heart Failure, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Diabetes, Falls Prevention, Heart Attack, Hypertension, Light Step, Parkinson's Disease, Pneumonia and Stroke/TBI. Other specialty programs include Care Connections Pre-Palliative Care, Caregiver Support, Medication Management and Community Classroom Education.

     Add a peppery flavor to salads, a festive garnish to cakes or a refreshing flavor to your iced tea, all with flowers. Learn which flowers are edible and various ways you can incorporate their delicate flavors in your cooking, during "flower flavors" at the Kansas Wetlands Education Center, at 2 p.m. on July 17.

     Participants will crystallize flowers, an art pastry chefs use to embellish cakes, pies and tarts, in addition to preparing, making and tasting dishes made with flowers. They will also learn how to safely grow and use flowers as food.

     Register for this free adult class by July 14 by calling KWEC at 1-877-243-9268.

Kids' Summer Program: Dog Days of Summer 

(Ages 4-7)   July 14th @ 10:30 a.m. 

(Ages 8-12)  July 14th  @ 2 p.m. 
Kansas Wetlands Education Center, 592 NE K-156 Highway, Great Bend, KS

 

Save the Dates - Upcoming Events for Young Professionals Members   Family Pool Party Sponsored by Farmers Bank & Trust Farmers Bank & Trust is sponsoring our annual Family Pool Party on Sunday, July 24th from 5-7 p.m. at Club West in Great Bend, Kansas. Join us for Papa Murphy's pizza, kid-friendly refreshments, and pool fun. This event is FREE for members and their families. RSVP to Special Events Team volunteer Katie Lear, katie.lear@usd428.net, no later than Wednesday,July 20th at 9 p.m.! Join the Facebook Event.

JUST LAUNCHED - #BCYPproud Social Media Campaign In an effort to raise awareness for the Young Professionals group and our mission, the Steering Committee and Public Relations Team for Barton County Young Professionals are excited to announce a NEW Public Relations Campaign that just launched with our hashtag #BCYPproud. The big picture goal is to encourage YP members, supporters, employers, and the public to share stories and photos about the group in a positive way. Members receive these newsletters, and are more aware of what we do to serve the community and develop leaders. But the public at large may not be so aware, and we want to change that. When you volunteer for a BCYP project or attend one of our events, we encourage you to post on social media to raise awareness about our networking group and brag about all the great things BCYP is doing to give back. Don't forget to use the hashtag #BCYPproud!