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Employer Responsibilities In Self-Direction
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Elevate Caregiving- March 2024
February 16th is National Caregiver Day, and March 3rd is Caregiver Appreciation Day. In honor of the caregivers who keep our programs going, Palco will be celebrating caregiving during the entire month of March! Caregiver Testimonials We want to hear about your best and brightest caregivers, the ones who are always there in the clutch,…
Why You Should Have a Living Will and Advance Health Directives
When it comes to healthcare, making decisions about your medical treatment is crucial, especially in situations where you may not be able to express your wishes due to illness, injury, or incapacitation. This is where a Living Will and Advance Health Directives come into play.
Exciting News: Michigan EVV Training Sessions Are Here!
Calling all Summit Pointe members and providers, Join us for training! We’re thrilled to announce that Palco is launching training sessions to help you get up to speed with our new Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) tools via Palco Connect. As of September 1st 2024, all in-home care providers for Summit Pointe must use EVV to…
The Bigger Picture: An Overview of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)
The quality of someone’s local schools. How stable their job is. If they have friends and family to support them. What do these things all have in common? They are all non-medical factors that can impact a person’s health. These factors, and more, are Social Determinants of Health (SDOH).