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Training Programs on Health Awareness Events for November 2017

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“He who cures a disease may be the most skillful, but he who prevents it is the safest physician.” -Thomas Fuller

With the rise of different diseases, health awareness is an indispensable program that we can provide nowadays. This is essential to promote knowledge, prevent some diseases, and reduce the number of individuals who have chronic illnesses.

We at Lowenhill Home Care Services will conduct training programs for the whole month of November this year. Our focus will be about the various aspects to consider to have some knowledge on common health issues. The goal of this course is to advance health awareness for every individual and family in our community.

We have listed the diverse health topics based on the awareness themes for this month. The checklist includes the websites that have the specialization on a particular health issue and how you can connect to them.

  • Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month (National)
    www.alz.org
    Contact: Alzheimer’s Association
  • Bladder Health Awareness Month (National)
    www.urologyhealth.org
    Contact: Urology Care Foundation
  • COPD Awareness Month
    www.lung.org/copd
    Contact: American Lung Association
  • Diabetes Month (American)
    www.stopdiabetes.com
    Contact: American Diabetes Association
  • Diabetic Eye Disease Month
    www.geteyesmart.org
    Contact: Public Relations, AAO
  • Family Caregivers Month (National)
    info@caregiveraction.org
    www.caregiveraction.org
    Contact: Caregiver Action Network
  • Healthy Skin Month (National)
    www.aad.org
    Contact: American Academy of Dermatology
  • Home Care and Hospice Month (National)
    pr@nahc.org
    www.nahc.org
    Contact: Public Relations Department, National Association for Home Care & Hospice
  • Hospice / Palliative Care Month (National)
    communications@nhpco.org
    www.caringinfo.org/hospicemonth
    Contact: Communications Team, National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
  • Lung Cancer Awareness Month
    www.lung.org/lung-cancer
    Contact: American Lung Association
  • Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month (National)
    www.pancan.org
    Contact: Marketing Communications, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
  • Prematurity Awareness Month
    www.marchofdimes.com
    www.nacersano.org
    Contact: March of Dimes
  • Sexual Health Month (National)
    www.urologyhealth.org
    Contact: Urology Care Foundation
  • Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
    jflorin@nostomachforcancer.org
    www.nostomachforcancer.org
    Contact: Jonathan Florin, No Stomach For Cancer
  • Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis (November 1 – December 31)
    www.arthritis.org
    Contact: Arthritis Foundation
  • Medical-Surgical Nurses Week (November 1-7)
    amsn-info@amsn.org
    amsn.org
    Contact: AMSN
  • Lung Cancer Walk for Hope (November 5)
    events@cancercare.org
    www.cancercare.org
    Contact: CancerCare
  • November 5-11 – Allied Health Professions Week (National)
    jacoby@asahp.org
    www.asahp.org
    Contact: Jacoby Lawrence, Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions
  • November 5-11 – Diabetes Education Week (National)
    communications@aadenet.org
    www.diabeteseducator.org
    Contact: Communications Team, American Association of Diabetes Educators
  • November 5-11 – Radiologic Technology Week (National)
    memberservices@asrt.org
    www.asrt.org/nrtw
    Contact: Marketing Department, American Society of Radiologic Technologists
  • Patient Blood Management Awareness Week (November 6-10)
    sabm@sabm.org
    www.sabm.org
    Contact: SABM
  • Great American Smokeout (November 16)
    www.cancer.org
    Contact: American Cancer Society

As we strive to deliver quality care to our customers’ home, we have provided this opportunity not only for the participants to learn but also for us to grow. Our management is continually making ways to develop our staff members and caregivers so we can serve our clients better together with their families.

The training is significant for a number of reasons:

  1. It can enhance the provision of care and support.
  2. It is a great source of new information.
  3. It can build confidence among care providers.
  4. It can help the agency to keep in compliance with the standards, rules, and laws on health care.
  5. It can lead in providing a brighter future for the home care industry.

Here at Lowenhill Home Care Services,we provide ways to improve existing knowledge and promote awareness, learning, and personal development. Contact us at 724-788-1072 extension 1 for details.

 

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Lowenhill Home Care Services strives to provide individually focused home and community based services that achieves best practice and quality care for participant and family satisfaction. It is our mission to provide you with all of the quality non-medical in-home care that you and your family need.

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  • Better Business Bureau

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P.O. Box 456 Aliquippa, PA 15001-3711
Phone: 724-788-1072 Ext. 1 Fax:      724-788-1171 Email: barb@lowenhill.com

Web: www.lowenhill.com

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