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Hannah Wolfson
Hannah Wolfson is editor in chief of HomeCare Media.
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Aging in PlaceBuilding a safe home for seniors, brick by brick
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OxygenWhen Need Arose, Oxygen Providers Stepped Up
Manufacturers & more respond to COVID-19 crisis overseas -
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TelehealthInteroperability Survey Reveals That Referrers Value Connectivity
Is it time to have a funeral for the fax machine? -
Home HealthEducating Caregivers on Traumatic Brain Injury
Basics your staff should know about patients with TBI -
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Retail HMEChampioning Infection Prevention
How one provider supplied her community & others during the pandemic -
MobilityFooting the Bill for Wheelchairs
How HME providers can handle virtual reimbursement, Medicare Advantage plans & more -
Home HealthIn Texas Storms, Caregivers Stayed With Clients for Days
How does a caregiver end up unexpectedly working three eight-hour shifts in a row? Ask Texas—and its disastrous snowstorm last week. While homecare and other businesses knew bad weather was on the way, no one predicted the state would be hit with record snowfall on Feb.14, 2021, resulting in extensive power and water outages that in some areas continued for more than a week. “We knew it was coming but I don’t think anybody knew it was going to be as massive as it was,” said Margaret Robinson, client care manager at SYNERGY HomeCare North Houston. “We’ve seen a bit of snow in Houston, but nothing like this.” Her franchise, which provides nonskilled companion care and employs about 80 caregivers, prepared the day before the...


