The COVID-19 pandemic was undoubtedly an unusual experience that none of us was prepared for. But, to sustain our business and protect the lives of our clients and staff, we had to work smart and adapt to the circumstances. During the course of the pandemic, our staff instituted and maintained strict infection control standards, which minimized the virus’ impact on them and our patients. We also were able to partner with several senior care facilities to assist them in caring for their patients during the height of the pandemic. Stedfast Home Care Services was even able to respond to the request from the DPH (Department of Public Health) to participate as a provider site for the COVID-19 vaccines in our community.
I’m Yolanda P. Threat, the Administrator of Stedfast Home Care Services. I look forward to sharing my story. I hope that you will enjoy getting to know me better.
Deciding to get home care services is a tough decision as it means you’ve begun to accept that you’re no longer as agile or self-sufficient as you used to be. If you’re making this choice for a loved one, it’s equally challenging, as you want to make sure that they don’t feel abandoned by you. In either situation, realizing that you need to hire home care is often emotional. However, if you look at the positive side, you’re loved one can still remain independent and receive several benefits with home care services.
It can be challenging when a parent or loved one cannot manage the day-to-day tasks at home due to age, physical changes, health, or cognitive decline. Therefore, hiring a nurse or personal care assistant to look after seniors and disabled individuals in their home environment is essential.
