Month: July 2019

More than 90 percent of U.S. nursing homes were cited for federal health and safety violations in 2007, according to an HHS Office of Inspector General report. The report found that deficiencies were cited for 94 percent of for-profit nursing… Read more »

A study in the New England Journal of Medicine estimates that Medicare payments for unplanned re-hospitalizations totaled $17.4 billion in 2004. Based on Medicare billing data for fiscal year 2003-2004, the authors estimate that one in five Medicare patients were… Read more »

The Jobs of the FutureOccupations with the largest percentage growth expected through 2018:  Biomedical Engineers 72% Network Systems Analysts 53% Home Health Aides 50% Personal, Home-Care Aides 46% Financial Examiners 41% Medical Scientists 40% Physician Assistants 39% Skin-Care Specialists 38%… Read more »

At Caring Professionals Home Care we strive to provide the best possible service to our clients.  To deliver superior service, all of our employees receive in person training and have to complete mandatory online courses.  In addition, Caring Professionals pays above average industry wages to attract… Read more »

Local and national media is increasingly reporting on the health care needs of our aging population.  Caring Professionals Home Care has been and continues to be one of the premier home health care providers in Minnesota serving the needs of this state’s citizens.  Over… Read more »

If you’re living with a disability, private health insurance may be hard to come by. Even if you can afford to buy it, it probably doesn’t cover all of your needs. Worrying about where to get coverage and the cost… Read more »

1. Great PCA and nursing staff! Caring Professionals has some of the best trained PCA’s and nurses in the state. Our employees are highly motivated and bring smiles to our clients every day. 2. Clients come first. Caring Professionals prides itself on our quality… Read more »

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Currently, in order to be eligible for Personal Care Assistance (PCA), the state of Minnesota requires that the person receiving care is either dependent on one Activity of Daily Living (ADL) or that the person exhibits what is called Level… Read more »

On Monday, June 27, 2011, Caring Professionals Homecare sent out a voicemail blast to all employees and clients (nearly 550 people in total) stating the following as it relates to the potential State of Minnesota government shutdown: “Hi, this is… Read more »