New York Health Care, Inc., a licensed home health care agency servicing the five boroughs of New York, Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island, Westchester, Rockland, Orange and upstate New York, today announced that it continues to see strong and growing demand for its CDPAP (Consumer Directed Personal Assistance) program…
New York Health Care, a licensed Home Health Care Agency, today announced that it is now providing CDPAP (Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program) to twenty of the most well known Managed Long Term Care Companies throughout its service area…
In late November, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill creating an advanced home health aide (AHHA) occupation. The bill represents the culmination of a four-year effort by a coalition of statewide organizations, which included PHI. The legislation passed the NYS legislature in June 2016…
New York Health Care, Inc. (NYHC), a licensed home health care agency in its 34th year of operation, which provides home health care services as well as CDPAP (consumer directed personal assistant program services,) announced that it has been researching the concept of improving memory in seniors through brain stimulating exercises. NYHC has been gathering and reviewing relevant articles and scientific studies published and available on this topic from numerous sources…
New York Health Care, Inc., a licensed home care agency in its 34th year of servicing the greater New York metropolitan area and beyond with home care givers, nursing, and other services commented on a recent Wall Street Journal interview regarding the complexities involved in caring for the more than 40 million chronically ill, disabled, and elderly. “More and more family members and/or those with a relationship to the patient, are taking care of those homebound due to illness, disability, or age,” stated Murry Englard, the Company’s CEO…
New York Health Care, Inc. today announced that it is well positioned for the coming surge in demand for CDPAPservices. Effective April 1, 2016, certain family members previously not approved to provide CDPAP will be approved as caregivers. Starting April 2016, parents of disabled adult children will be allowed to serve as CDPAP aides if they are not also the recipient’s designated representative…
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