Interim HealthCare

Interim HealthCare

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Interim HealthCare Inc., a leading national franchise organization in home healthcare, today announced the launch of a bold new employer brand advertising campaign designed to attract nurses, caregivers, and therapists while redefining how healthcare companies communicate with the workforce. “This campaign is a clear reflection of who we are as an organization and where we’re going,” said Rexanne Domico, CEO of Interim HealthCare. “We didn’t set out to follow the category; we set out to lead it. By working hand-in-hand with our franchise owners and grounding our message in real employee experiences, we’ve built something that truly represents the strength of our network and the people who power it.” The campaign’s central message – “When you come to work with us, we go to work with you” – highlights the company’s commitment to supporting caregivers, not just employing them. “No matter what category you’re in, if you want to get attention, you have to tell a relevant story in an unexpected way,” said Tony Sharpe. “This campaign is built on real truths from care professionals, but it presents them in a way that makes people stop, pay attention, and see themselves in the story.” “This work underscores a simple but powerful idea: people want to work where they feel supported,” added Domico. “Our locally owned model delivers that every day, and now we’re telling that story in a way the market can’t ignore.” ...Show more

Interim HealthCare

1mo

While many people use the terms "caregiver" and "home health aide" interchangeably, the role of a Home Health Aide (HHA) in California is distinct, regulated, and highly specialized. At Interim HealthCare, we believe that understanding these specific duties is essential for families making informed decisions about home care, dementia care, and long-term wellness. In this guide, we will explore the California-specific scope of practice for HHAs, their medical and personal responsibilities, and how they differ from other types of in-home providers. What is a Home Health Aide in California? In California, a Home Health Aide (HHA) is a certified health professional who provides a mix of personal care and basic medical assistance. Unlike a general caregiver or Personal Care Aide (PCA), an HHA must complete a state-approved training program—typically 120 hours—and be certified by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). Because of this rigorous training, HHAs are authorized to perform certain clinical tasks under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or a Physical Therapist. They serve as the "eyes and ears" of the medical team, ensuring that a patient’s condition is monitored closely between doctor visits. Read more. ...Show more

Interim HealthCare

5mo

Home Health Aide Training and Certification: Your Path to a Rewarding Career The demand for compassionate and skilled healthcare professionals is on a steady rise, particularly in the realm of home care. As more individuals choose to age in place or recover from illness in the comfort of their own homes, the role of a Home Health Aide (HHA) has become indispensable. This vital profession offers a deeply rewarding career, providing essential daily support that significantly enhances the quality of life for clients. If you're considering a career where you can make a tangible difference in people's lives every day, becoming a Home Health Aide might be your perfect fit. This article will delve into the educational and certification requirements, detailing what it takes to embark on this fulfilling journey....Show more

Interim HealthCare

6mo

Interim HealthCare of Portsmouth joined their local Walk to End Alzheimer's. The 17 participants raised more than $1,500 for their local Southern Ohio chapter. "I wanted to share that Interim HealthCare of Portsmouth recently participated in the local Walk to End Alzheimer’s on September 27th. It was a beautiful day and an awesome event that brought our community together for such a meaningful cause. Our team is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by dementia and Alzheimer’s disease—both through the compassionate care we provide every day and by participating in community events like this. We’re proud to stand with those impacted by memory loss and to continue raising awareness for the importance of early support, understanding, and quality care." - President and Administrator Kelli Conklin...Show more

Interim HealthCare

9mo

Interim HealthCare of Washington, DC, joined the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Washington, DC. The team consisted of more than 30 participants and raised more than $1,500 to support their local Walk. Franchise partner Jessica Foos shared her experience: "Today I had the privilege of joining the Interim Healthcare team in downtown DC for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. 💜 Walking alongside colleagues, families, and community members reminded me of the power of coming together for a cause that touches so many lives. Alzheimer’s doesn’t just affect individuals; it impacts entire families, caregivers, and communities. At Interim HealthCare, we proudly support the vision of finding a cure for Alzheimer’s while also standing beside those who are living with it today. Every step we take brings us closer to a world without this disease. Grateful for the opportunity to walk, reflect, and contribute to a future filled with more memories and fewer losses."...Show more