Chris Jones, HNA Team Manager, Case Management, and Curt Melton, Children/Adolescent Clinical Services Manager, joined Dawn Pellas on a recent segment of Central PA Live to recognize May is Mental Health Month and share signs of when a child may need Behavioral Health Services, as well as the services Home Nursing Agency offers. Click here to view the segment.
After two Home Nursing Agency programs – Nurse-Family Partnership³ and the Healing Patch – were awarded more than $300,000 from the United Way of the Laurel Highlands, the programs were featured in stories in the Tribune-Democrat and the Daily American. United Way awards $1.3M in impact grants By Randy Griffith When a regional study showed the need for early childhood programs in the Northern Cambria area, leaders at United Way of the Laurel Highlands offered to help the community
Pam Seasoltz, HNA Director of Development, was a featured guest on a recent Central PA Live segment to share how the Mercedes Moment fundraiser impacts the patients, clients, and communities Home Nursing Agency serves. Click here to view the segment.
Melody Ray, Volunteer Coordinator/Grief Specialist, and Catherine Zimmerman, Family Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, recently joined Central PA Live host Dawn Pellas to recognize Home Nursing Agency volunteers and share opportunities for others to get involved through the Healing Patch and Family Hospice. Click here to view the segment.
Regional Therapy Supervisor Michelle Jadlocki and Physical Therapist Nick Panaro were featured guests on Central PA Live, sharing the vital role and benefits of HNA Home Health for patients who have total joint replacement surgery. Click here to view the segment.
Dr. Amy Swindell, Hospice Medical Director, and Kathy Baker, Vice President, Family Hospice, recently joined Dawn Pellas on Central PA Live to share the clinical expertise involved in Family Hospice care for patients. Click here to view the segment.
For the second consecutive year, Pennsylvania Business Central ranked Home Nursing Agency as a Top 100 Organization in the region. Top 100 Organizations 2016 By Spencer MyersEditor It has always been Pennsylvania Business Central’s pleasure to welcome the new year by honoring 100 organizations in our readership that continue to strengthen our region’s B2B marketplace. This year, we saw a record amount of nominations come in from every corner of our readership. While this makes it
Cindy Kline, Home Health Clinical Quality Specialist, and Rick Thompson, Home Health Case Manager, recently joined host Charlotte Ames on Central PA Live to share how HNA Home Health can help patients manage symptoms of their chronic diseases. Click here to view the segment.
Mary Jo Eger, Senior Manager Hospice Quality and Education, and Jessica Clare-Albright, Hospice Quality and Education Specialist, shed light on some common hospice misconceptions on a recent broadcast of Central PA Live. Click here to view the segment.
Diane Ringler, Early Intervention Manager and Speech-Language Pathologist, and Marla Wyland, Physical Therapist, were featured guests on a recent broadcast of Central PA Live to share how Early Intervention services benefit children with development delays. Click here to view the segment.
The Healing Patch Children’s Grief Program is now recruiting volunteers to serve at family group sessions at the Healing Patch centers in Altoona and Ebensburg. Volunteers serve as facilitators for groups of grieving children aged 3-18, young adults aged 18-25 or adults who bring children or adolescents to the program. Tales of Two Volunteers Blair Adult Room Volunteer Joe Bilka “I am there to guide discussions,” explains Adult Room volunteer Joe Bilka. “It takes a
Family Hospice, Part of UPMC, is offering free grief support options this spring throughout West Central Pennsylvania. Groups are open to any community members grieving the loss of a loved one. Space is limited, so registration is required. Please register with facilitator as listed below for each location. Bedford County Location: UPMC Home Healthcare/Family Hospice office, 227 Hospital Dr., Suite 2, Everett (rear of Pennwood Family Medicine)Dates: Mondays from March 18-April 22Time: 3-4 p.m.Facilitator: Family Hospice Bereavement Coordinator Jennifer CoxRegister by
The second annual Flashlight Egg Hunt will be held on Friday, April 5, 2024 at the Altoona Curve – Peoples Natural Gas Field in Altoona, PA. Buy tickets online. The Flashlight Egg Hunt welcomes adults 18 years of age and older to don a headlamp, grab a bag or strap on a backpack, and scurry to gather as many eggs as possible in the dark. Once the lights are turned back on, participants can open their eggs to