Touch Of Hope, Services for The Elderly

01/28/2026

01/26/2026

We're Hiring Day Shift Nurses full time at Tuscola County Medical Care Community! 🌟
These opportunities to hire directly to day shift and full time won't last long so check out our website for more information.

We're building on our amazing team! We've added some tremendous caregivers to our team this year and are excited to share we have only a few more positions available! With that we want to hear from those amazing Tuscola Caregivers!
Are you ready to be part of a team that lives its values every day?
At TCMCC, we believe in more than just providing care—we believe in creating a community built on:
🤝 Teamwork – We support each other through communication and collaboration.
😊 Positivity – We stay optimistic and look for the good in every situation.
💗 Empathy – We listen intently and respectfully to understand and serve.
🌱 Growth – We embrace flexibility, development, and progress.
🙌 Service – We greet with a smile, offer help, and always follow through.
⚖️ Balance – We work hard, have fun, and take care of ourselves.
We’re looking for dedicated caregivers who want to make a real difference. Whether you're just starting out or bringing years of experience, you'll find a place where your work is valued and your growth is supported.
📍 Located in Caro, MI
📅 Flexible scheduling | 💼Industry leading benefits | ❤️ A workplace you’ll love
Apply today at The Tuscola County Medical Care Facility Website or on indeed!

01/23/2026

01/20/2026

Gamer changer!!

01/19/2026

https://www.compassus.com/healthcare-professionals/determining-eligibility/functional-assessment-staging-tool-fast-scale-for-dementia/

The Functional Assessment Staging Tool (FAST Scale) for dementia helps healthcare providers determine appropriate care plans. Call 833.380.9583 for more.

12/24/2025

❤️

When someone asks “how are you doing,” it’s almost automatic to respond with, “I’m fine.” We say it when we are grieving, when we are sick, when we have had a terrible day, when someone we love is struggling, or when our own heart is breaking. We say it because it is easier than explaining. We say it because it spares others the discomfort of hearing the truth. But the truth is, we are not always fine. Sometimes we are barely holding it together.

Why is it so darn hard to answer honestly? Why can’t we just say it the way it is, “I am not okay,” and trust that the person hearing it will lean in instead of pull away? Why can’t the response be, “what can I do for you?” instead of silence or retreat? We have been taught to hide our pain, to package it neatly so no one else has to feel it, but the human experience was never meant to be lived that way.

It’s okay to say you are not okay. It’s okay to let people see the cracks and the mess. Because some days we are not fine, and admitting that is not weakness, it’s honesty, and honesty is the doorway to connection, care, and healing.

“I’m fine” locks the door, “I’m not okay” opens it.

xo
Gabby
www.thehospiceheart.net

12/24/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/1ATDn4FXgX/?mibextid=wwXIfr

A tragic situation developing in Pennsylvania. Multiple people are dead and many still missing after a nursing home explodes.

Story developing.