Thank you for being such a competent and caring company. All of you remained calm, even when I was scard and uncertain. You showed acceptance of me, my friends, my dog, and my life - and that made me feel safe. You listened when I talked, and always knew the questions I needed answers to ~ even when I didn't know I had them. You reassured us all and gave us the tools and knowledge to make the best decisions and take the right actions. Your guidance has made this entire experience a bit easier.
May your tenderness never be abused, your cheer never dampened and may your halos never tarnish.
You have been our star and may it always shine brightly.
From: A patient and his caregivers
Medicare and Caregiving at Home
Medicare may not pay for caregiving at home, but Medicare’s new caregiver webpage, at www.medicare.gov/caregivers, will make it easier to find out what the agency does and doesn’t pay for. The new pages offer links for help with billing, navigating Medicare, finding financial and local support, options for care and questions for caregivers.