Rates of Transmission – What is Close Contact and What About Masks?

by At Home Nursing Care California Home Health Care | Jul 12, 2020 | COVID-19

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Introducing… At Home Nursing Care Foundation

by At Home Nursing Care California Home Health Care | Jul 10, 2020 | Caring for Elders

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Minimum wage in some cities set to increase, unless lawmakers take action

by At Home Nursing Care California Home Health Care | Jun 18, 2020 | Uncategorized

In most parts of California, employers can follow the California state law when it comes to minimum wage. It increases each January 1st, until the pay reaches $15.00 hourly. However, in some cities, the minimum wage is increasing faster than the state law timeline. In...

10 Ways to Succeed with Zero Talent

by At Home Nursing Care California Home Health Care | Jun 18, 2020 | Blog

Each Thursday, Kathleen Fulmor in the San Diego office sends out a “Thursday Positivity” message to all of the office staff. She’s in graduate school, working on her master’s degree in health care management. She often shares important messages she’s being exposed to...

Building Bridges Through Shared Meals

by At Home Nursing Care California Home Health Care | Jun 18, 2020 | At Home Care Solution, Lauren Reynolds

In my special recent video announcement related to the death of George Floyd, I pledged to take five actions. Donate my paycheck to the staff for bonus pay. Fund a C.N.A/HHA scholarship per year for five years. (Applications will open soon.) Fight cruelty and racism...