Aveanna Healthcare Blog

Published Oct. 22, 2021

PTA Elisa Lozano has been part of the Aveanna family for 13 years. She is an amazing therapist and has helped countless children gain independence through mobility. Elisa always has a positive attitude and an open heart. She constantly supports not…

What You Should Know About the Flu Shot

Published Oct. 15, 2021

According to CDC, everyone 6 months of age and older should get a flu vaccine every season with rare exception. CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has made this recommendation since the 2010-2011 flu season. Vaccination to prevent f…

Making a Difference as a Homecare Nurse: Josh and Nurse Diane

Published Oct. 8, 2021

Today we are honored to introduce Josh, a patient who touched so many hearts while he was part of the Aveanna family. Josh was always a joy, always smiling, and had the biggest heart. He passed away last month, but his memory will be with us forever…

Skyla's Story: Thriving at an Aveanna PDHC

Published Sept. 28, 2021

Three-year-old Skyla is a social butterfly and blessing to everyone she meets. “She is so full of joy and laughter,” Skyla’s mom shares. “It’s truly hard to have a bad day around her.” Skyla attends one of Aveanna’s Pediatric Day Health Care centers…

Core Values: What HHA Georgia Learned About Compassion at Aveanna

Published Sept. 24, 2021

At Aveanna, compassion is one of our Core Values, a principle we keep at the heart of everything we do. Home Health Aide Georgia Holt shared with us what she's learned about compassion while working as part of the Aveanna family: "As a member of a h…

What Is Adaptive Clothing?

Published Sept. 17, 2021

Many individuals may have trouble when it comes to getting dressed on their own. Tying shoes, fastening buttons or snaps, and using zippers are some of the activities that can be difficult. Fortunately, there are adaptive clothing items which can he…

Next Steps as Your Loved One Ages

Published Aug. 27, 2021

Taking care of your aging parent or loved one involves managing several variables, including some legal considerations. According to AARP, these practical tips can help you be prepared to care for your aging loved ones and their changing needs: Have…

Arianna's Story: Living with SMA

Published Aug. 23, 2021

When Arianna was about ten months old, she was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Doctors told Arianna’s parents that she likely wouldn’t live past two years old. The news was devastating, to say the least. But Arianna’s parents were determine…

How to Avoid Caregiver Burnout

Published Aug. 19, 2021

Caring for a loved one can be exhausting and stressful. It’s no surprise that caregivers and their partners often feel burned out and experience feelings of depression. In fact, the American Psychological Association found that among people age 55 …

The Difference a Homecare Nurse Can Make

Published Aug. 13, 2021

Rubi’s parents heard the word “never” a lot after their daughter was born. Rubi would never walk. Rubi would never talk. And some days it felt like Rubi would never come home. When she finally could come home, her doctors said Rubi would need 24/7 …

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