Hurricane Harvey: Why Mobile Medical Care is Critical
As a result, delivering medical care to individuals in compromised living quarters—whether in a flooded home or in a shelter—presents unique challenges to first responders, as well as doctors and nurses who serve on the front lines. (Robert Glatter, MD/Forbes)
What we can learn from the Fall Prevention Challenge
Company notes emphasis on long-term care insurance policy reimbursements
Neal Kursban on taking his family's nearly 50-year-old business into 2018
Mobile system makes its way.
OGDEN, Utah (August 31, 2017)—Freeus, LLC, one of the fastest growing mobile personal emergency response system (mPERS) businesses in the United States, announced a new tool to help Freeus dealers find success offering mPERS to their customers: PERS University.
PERS University features educational webinars, one-on-one expert guidance and customized marketing materials.
Providers step up to provide extra care in the midst of Harvey.
Via AAHomecare, WASHINGTON, D.C. (August 30, 2017)—As the nation rallies around those impacted by Hurricane Harvey’s destruction, we wanted to share some encouraging stories about our members who are rising to meet the needs of their community and beyond. In the midst of tragedy, their response speaks volumes about the services and front-line patient care that our Industry offers, in good weather and bad.