by CHritz
21. January 2010 02:37
a client testimonial about an Interim HealthCare employee who exemplifies what it takes to care for others and knows how to anticipate their needs.
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by CHritz
31. December 2009 00:39
A client testimonial on how one of Interim's home care givers has bettered his life during the holiday season.
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by CHritz
16. December 2009 20:39
by Shelly Haskins
4. November 2009 18:24
I have been a patient with Interim for over a year. I don’t know what I would do without Interim, especially my nurse Kim. I look forward to seeing Kin on her visits. Having Interim has been a blessing; it has relieved some of the pressure off of my family for having to try to get me to the Labor Wound Care Centers, since it is difficult for me to leave the house, as I am disabled. I brag about my nurse Kim, to my physicians, friends and staff in the hospital. Kim helped me to get help after my last hospitalization with cleaning my house, receiving meals on wheels, equipment needed in the home.I live alone and want to remain in my home as long as I can. With the help of Interim, my nurse Kim, and my family, I feel I will be able to remain here safely for a long time.Elizabeth B
by Meredith Troy
25. September 2009 20:17
Tina is not only my Interim HERO; she has also become a part of our family. I am a person who thrives on routine. Tina never fails to come to our home on time and ready to help me with my day.
It is said that the best performers in the service industry not only know what their customer will need, but when they will need it. Tina personifies this statement.
Depending upon what day it is, Tina already knows what I want to do that day. By anticipating my needs in advance, Tina eliminates stress form my daily routine.
For example, when Tina transports me to my independent rehab exercise facility, she knows which machine I will use each step of the way. She not only anticipates the weight that I need, but also the personal settings that make me the most comfortable.
When I was confined to a wheelchair, I gained nearly 70 pounds. It was Tina who suggested that I consider the Weight Watcher’s program, which had helped her to lose weight and ...
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by Shelly Haskins
12. September 2009 03:02
I would like to recognize Debbie K. because April 17, 2009 will be three
years that Debbie is caring for my Mom. My mom has been bedridden for 5 ½ years, so I
have had many caregivers, but have never had one as wonderful as Debbie. She has
every one of the above attributes. I cannot say one negative thing about her. I feel very
safe and confident when I leave her in charge, which by the way, Debbie works seven
days a week, as I do.
Debbie always goes beyond the call of duty. She has made my life so much easier. I
never have to ask her to do anything. She sees what needs attention and takes care of it.
Dusting, sewing, ironing, mopping and even taking good care of my animals.
My mom is doing great as much as she can. No bed sores; always clean and always has
hair neatly combed. I must also add, I cannot remember that Mom has had not even one
skin tear since Debbie is on board.
I am most grateful to Debbie and to Interim for finding her for me. D...
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by Meredith Troy
20. August 2009 23:56
Marta is amazing because she basically saved my life. Marta came to help me when I was physically ill and mentally depressed. When she arrived at my home, I opened the door to that wonderful smiling face.
I immediately felt at ease with her and she helps me with every aspect of my life. I was 20 pounds underweight but thanks to Marta, I am now an appropriate weight for my height. She is helping me organize my entire house….my entire life!! I cannot imagine a world without Marta. We get along so well…she is so kind, giving, responsible, and I would trust her with anything and everything. I anticipate that one way or another; Marta and I will remain close friends for the rest of our lives. To me….Marta is a true Hero.
by Meredith Troy
13. August 2009 23:49
Linda is my Hero because she is very concerned about my well-being and other people like me. She does a good job. She reminds me of my mama and daddy because her care is so loving. My son has a bad back. She tries to take the work load off of him. She’s good to the whole family. She’s a good person. She has never been out. She always shows up. She tries to figure out what we can do to get the help we need. We all just love her. There is no better representative of the care that Interim HealthCare provides than Linda.
Tammy N., Belton, SC
by Meredith Troy
23. July 2009 18:14
Overall, Trish has become the cornerstone of our efforts to keep Mom in her home as long as possible. Because we live so far away, the job of overseeing and implementing Mom’s care at home would have been nearly impossible with out a person of Trish’s competence, intelligence and commitment on the job. We have dealt with numerous caregivers from three agencies for our two sets of parents over some years. We are making these comments as informed and experienced eldercare consumers. Among the caregivers we have encountered, Trish is definitely a standout.
Professionalism- Trish brings to bear a full range of well-honed skills and competencies needed to perform as an excellent eldercare professional. Caring for Mom is not just a job to her. Trish’s dedication to Mom’s well being is very nearly as sincere and complete as ours is.
Patience and Compassion—Trish remains unperturbed, even when the client is short tempered or seems unreasonable. (Mom has some cog...
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by Meredith Troy
16. July 2009 17:36
Linda has been a home health aide for my 98 year old mother for the past 6 ½ years. From the start, Linda’s professional attitude was apparent. Not only has she provided responsible care for my mother, but also provided me with relief from anxiety, knowing my mother was in good hands, both when I was at work and now that I am progressing my activities in retirement. Linda is gentle, kind, and compassionate and has developed a relationship with my mother who is in her final stages of Alzheimer’s. Although mom is not generally cognizant of her surroundings, Linda has managed to connect by her patient and relentless efforts to communicate. Now mom smiles and knows when Linda is around and manages a word or two. To Linda this is more than a job. She has been helpful in providing new ways to handle problems on a continuing basis. My mother requires total care and if physical changes or needs occur, Linda is always aware and makes them known. She is well organized in her c...
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