Finally, it’s time to go home from the hospital. You’re excited but anxious. How will you get to your follow up doctor appointments. And what about getting your prescriptions filled? How can help? Have no fear. Medical social workers to the rescue!
Imagine not being able to communicate your wants and needs with family, friends or even your caregiver. This happens a lot to people who suffer from dementia. But speech therapy can help. Here’s how…
Peninsula Home Care launched its first annual OWL (Older & Wiser Living) Summit in 2019 to provide healthcare information and resources to local seniors at no cost. The summit brings together dynamic speakers from PRMC and Nanticoke Health Services with a special talk by none other than WBOC’s Jimmy Hoppa. Let’s not forget Peninsula Home … [.. Learn more ..]
When its time to take care of the Spring cleaning, do you consider cleaning out your medicine cabinet? You should. There could be expired or unused medications collecting dust that you don’t want to accidentally take or get into the wrong hands. We have more tips on managing your medications to help you stay in … [.. Learn more ..]
What makes Peninsula Home Care stand out? Our people. Our team is committed to putting the patient first which is why the road to recovery is never a lonely one. We are here for you!
What happens behind the scenes from the time a patient is admitted to the hospital to when they are released and sent home? It involves an entire care coordination team of people from PRMC and Peninsula Home Care to make sure this transition goes as smoothly as possible.
Meet the winners of PHC’s Unsung Hero Makeover contest! Maria Rendina and Stephanie Dubrel stopped by Delmarva Life to show off their makeovers and to discuss their roles as caregivers.
Peninsula Home Care offers the OWL Club (Older and Wiser Living) for seniors in the area. The OWL Club offers resources for seniors to help them stay on top of their health, and the best part is, its free!
Peninsula Home Care’s new program for seniors is called the OWL Club, which stands for Older and Wiser Living! Stop by a location today to learn about the resources available and how to become a member!
You may not be able to leave your home right now because you’re recovering from an illness or injury but that doesn’t mean you can’t get a little exercise in your schedule. We produced a few armchair exercise videos for you to follow along with so you can strengthen your upper body and even your legs … [.. Learn more ..]
Staying active and independent as you age isn’t always easy to do. Peninsula Home Care is here to help. Our new OWL’s (Older and Wiser Living) Club provides tools and resources for seniors to access so they can continue living a quality life with their family and friends. And it’s all FREE!
Home should be your safe haven. Where you go to relax, find comfort, feel safe and enjoy family and friends. But what if your home posed dangers you didn’t even realize until it was too late? Peninsula Home Care has tips and ways you can modify your home to make sure its safe and doesn’t put … [.. Learn more ..]
Peninsula Home Care wants to take you out to the ballgame as a Silver Slugger with the Delmarva Shorebirds. If you are 55 years or older, this is the club for you! Being a Silver Slugger gets you tickets to Shorebirds games, a FREE limited edition Shorebirds hat, chances to win signed memorabilia throughout the … [.. Learn more ..]
A new wound-vac system called SNAP (Smart Negative Pressure) is lightweight and easy to use—an excellent option for at-home wound care.
Being discharged from the hospital doesn’t mean recovery is complete. The care continues and transition from hospital to home is critical. Hear how Peninsula Home Care, PRMC and Nanticoke Health Services have partnered to make that transition of care consistent for patients and their families.
Peninsula Home Care’s Annual Skills Fair is an opportunity for employees to make sure their skills are up-to-date and current with new technology.
Beverly White, Branch Director at PHC Nanticoke, visits Delmarva Life to share her knowledge on COPD and pneumonia and her advice for prevention.
High temperatures can be problematic for senior citizens and lead to many other health problems. Peninsula Home Care shares tips on how to “Beat the Heat!”
Congestive heart failure is one of the most common reasons for hospital admissions among those 65 years old and older. Almost 6 million Americans are living with the condition and don’t even know it. What is Congestive Heart Failure? Think of your heart as a pump. It’s when your pump isn’t pumping enough blood to … [.. Learn more ..]
Question: “I am in what’s called the sandwich generation… in between raising my children and caring for my parents. My mother is aging and dealing with diabetes but also struggling with congestive heart failure. She is also showing signs of memory loss. What services are available to help me… help her… manage her condition?” Answer: … [.. Learn more ..]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month but people live with the disease year round. Peninsula Home Care offers services for those dealing with the diagnosis from wound care after surgery to conditioning the body to prepare for chemotherapy treatment. Our skilled nurses help patients find comfort in recovery at home.
Chronic illnesses not only create medical needs but emotional and social needs as well. Medical Social Workers are there to help you navigate the difficult situations you could be in when dealing with a chronic illness.
It’s not something everyone stops to think about on a daily basis – Where will I be in my life when I am 70-80 or even 90. But planning ahead for future healthcare and financial needs as you age is necessary. You want to have the ability to live in your own home and community … [.. Learn more ..]
When we are sick, many of us turn to “mom” for attention and comfort to make us feel better. But there are others who provide the same tender care and compassion. They aren’t a family member or even a friend. They are a nurse. Peninsula Home Care honored all nurses during National Nurses Week for … [.. Learn more ..]
Many people have never ever heard of Sepsis. We all need to know the facts because Sepsis is a life-threatening condition. It occurs when the body’s response to an infection injures its own tissues and organs. Common signs include fever, increased heart rate and breathing and confusion.
Keeping people out of the hospital. Peninsula Home Care has a great record for this. A November 2015 reports shows a patient readmission rate of 7.8%, compared to the state average of 12.5% and National average of 11.7%.
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Beverly White
PHCN Delaware Branch Director
bwhite@peninsulahomecare.com
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Barbara Murray
PHC Maryland Branch Director
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