When a Loved One Is Living with Chronic Illness, Home Care Can Help
When a loved one has a chronic illness, living independently can be a challenge.
CEO and President of Assisting Hands, Lane Kofoed, spoke with HomeHeathCareNews.com on Millennials in the home care industry. The Millennial Generation is the newest cohort to the workforce, and Assisting Hands is one of many organizations that has benefited from the tech-savvy contemporaries.
Read the full story here.
Assisting Hands Home Care’s newest hire, and Millennial, Randon Clayton was also listed as a Mover and Shaker from HomeHealthNews.com. He is listed third from the top here.
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