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The Home Care Workforce Crisis: Charting a Path Forward

In today’s rapidly aging society, the demand for home care services is surging. Aging individuals prefer to receive care and support in the comfort of their homes, fostering independence and a sense of familiarity. However, the home care industry is facing a significant challenge: a looming workforce crisis. Two recent reports shed light on the …

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Navigating the Challenges: Providing Care for Loved Ones with Disabilities in New Jersey

Providing care for loved ones with disabilities can be one of the most rewarding and profound experiences in life. However, it also comes with a unique set of challenges, especially in a state like New Jersey. Thousands of families in the Garden State are faced with the complex task of securing adequate services for their …

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Celebrating Direct Support Professional Recognition Week: Honoring Unsung Heroes

In a world often captivated by high-profile careers, it’s essential to take a moment to appreciate the individuals who work tirelessly behind the scenes, making a profound impact on the lives of others. These unsung heroes are Direct Support Professionals (DSPs), the backbone of the support system for individuals with disabilities. DSP Recognition Week (September …

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Mary Richmond: Pioneering Social Work with Heart

Do you know the history and the first women to start social case work? From tender moments shared with her grandmother to a lifelong commitment to compassionate care, Mary Richmond’s journey embodies the heart of social work. Meet Mary Richmond, the woman who fearlessly pioneered social work, earning herself the esteemed title of the very …

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Attempt to Solve the Ongoing Caregiver Crisis: The Interstate Licensure Compact

Are you tired of the licensing labyrinth that’s been driving caregivers up the wall? Well, get ready to leap over those hurdles because the solution is here! Introducing the Social Work Interstate Compact – a superhero in the world of caregiving. So, case management professionals, providers, and agency owners, it’s time to rally behind the …

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Streamlining Medicaid Billing for Efficient Health Care

Medicaid is a game-changer in the world of health care. While it might not have the flashy fame of its sibling program Medicare, it’s the unsung hero that ensures low-income individuals and families get the care they need. Let’s dive into the epic saga of Medicaid billing, how it keeps the gears of health care …

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Teaching by Reaching: How Yoga Empowers K-2 Children with Developmental Disabilities

Imagine a yoga class where little yogis meditate, read, sing, and bounce around with boundless energy. Now, picture this class not just promoting physical wellness, but also nurturing self-regulation and motor skills among K-2 children with developmental disabilities. That’s the magic of the K-2 Let’s Move project, a groundbreaking yoga-based curriculum spearheaded by education researchers …

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Supporting Family Caregivers: The 2022 National Strategy and First Principles

Being a family caregiver is a role many of us are called upon to perform at some moment throughout our lives. When we care for elderly parents, family members with disabilities or even grandchildren, the efforts of family caregivers can be vital. In recognition of the importance of their contribution to the care of family …

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The Need for Enhanced Case Management for Senior Population 

Age and wisdom cannot be escaped. Unless you are Lucifer Morningstar, the devil who does not get old. Everyone will get old. According to the US Census Bureau, there are more than 56 million adults aged 65 years and older currently living in the United States. This accounts for approximately 16.9% of the population. By …

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Bridging the Gap: Bringing Quality Care to Rural Seniors! 

As the elderly population in rural regions grows, we must address the increasing demand for caregivers with a touch of superhero magic. Imagine our seniors living happily in their homes, and here comes the superhero team of caregivers to assist them with daily tasks. But wait, there’s trouble in rural paradise! Our heroes face challenges …

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