Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

Taking a leap of faith

For Grace Mills, home health care wasn’t originally in the cards. But after a leap of faith, she accepted a role in Community Care Program at Enhabit. This allowed her to discover her true calling: hospice. “When you get to go into the home setting to take care of patients, it’s a completely different ball game,” she said. Read her full story here:

Taking a leap of faith Grace Mills, a regional administrator with Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, explains how Enhabit clinicians build lifelong bonds with caregivers and addresses hospice myths and her own personal growth.

Coping with grief during the holiday season

Losing a loved one is never easy, especially when it comes to the first holiday season without them. Read and share our blog about navigating the holidays while coping with grief: https://bit.ly/3YzaBo2.

Coping with grief during the holiday season If you feel lost on how to navigate this season, here are a few things that may help you cope with grief during the holidays.

Keeping patients home during the holidays is part of ’s commitment to providing the health care journey they decide on and deserve.
From the team at Enhabit - happy holidays!

Enhabit's hospice team provides continued support to families as they navigate life after a loved one has passed through thoughtful guidance, counseling and memorial services to honor their loved ones. 🦋

Types of technology older adults can use to their advantage

Technology continues to change how older adults live their day-to-day lives and it’s important to know how it can help them in the home setting.
Learn more about how technology can help them age safely and happily in place:

Types of technology older adults can use to their advantage As the U.S. population ages, organizations are seeing an increased demand for types of technology that older adults can use to their advantage.

What is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes?

1 in 10 Americans live with diabetes, including type 2. But, what’s the difference between type 1 and type 2?
Essentially type 1 occurs when the pancreas stops making insulin, and type 2 occurs when the body doesn’t make enough or when it cannot use the insulin correctly. Learn more about risk factors, symptoms, and prevention here: https://bit.ly/3zlV0xf

What is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes? Learn the differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes and what you can do to manage your diabetes symptoms.

7 signs your loved one might benefit from home health care

Understanding the medical needs of our loved ones is essential for their well-being. delivers high-quality, compassionate care to every patient wherever they call home. Read more about how your loved one could benefit from home health care: https://bit.ly/3XlPqW3.

7 signs your loved one might benefit from home health care Caring for an aging loved one? Learn how to help determine if your loved one could benefit from home health care.

You are never too old to learn something new

After establishing trust and rapport with her social worker, Jane revealed to Kim she never learned how to read. Kim worked behind the scenes and found a speech therapist to achieve Jane’s goal. This is just one way Enhabit employees go above and beyond for their patient’s care.
Check out the whole story here: https://bit.ly/3UZI2ha

You are never too old to learn something new When a patient’s health status declined, it worried her since she was used to doing things on her own. She was reluctant to begin home health care but she soon found friendship and solace from the Enhabit team.

Caring for yourself while caring for others

You can’t pour from an empty cup! Many people either have, or will be, a caretaker at some point in their lives which can be rewarding, yet challenging. Learn more about caregiver burnout and how you can prioritize your well-being:

Caring for yourself while caring for others Knowing the signs and symptoms associated with burnout can help you take the appropriate steps to overcome the demands of caregiving.

How Enhabit celebrates veteran hospice patients

We thank all the brave veterans who have protected our nation and fought for its freedom. We’re proud to partner with the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization's We Honor Veterans program, to meet the specific needs of veterans during their hospice journey.

Learn more about Enhabit’s commitment to supporting veterans and their families here:

How Enhabit celebrates veteran hospice patients A common way Enhabit branches show gratitude to veteran patients and their families is by holding a pinning ceremony.

November is National Home Care & Hospice Month! Volunteers are the true MVPs in hospice care. From demonstrating compassion to being team players, they are the glue for patients and their families. Learn more about becoming a volunteer here: https://bit.ly/3UelzfE

Answering your questions about the flu - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

Flu season is upon us and it’s important to know the significance of getting vaccinated. Learn more about the flu vaccine, common symptoms and ways to protect yourself this season:

Answering your questions about the flu - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice The leaves are starting to fall, the weather is starting to cool and the germs are starting to spread. Since October marks the start of the flu season, it’s important for older adults to understand how to best protect themselves from the flu this season.   

What are the differences between home health and home care? - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

Did you know there’s a key difference between home health and home care? Home health provides skilled medical care including nursing and therapy services, whereas home care refers to non-skilled services that provide support to patients. Dive deeper into each service here:

What are the differences between home health and home care? - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice Learn the differences between home health and home care by understanding the level of care each provides and which services may be most beneficial to you or your loved one.

Misconceptions about pain - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

All pain is bad. True or false? To find out the correct answer and learn more about the misconceptions of pain this , visit
https://bit.ly/3er1gMP

Misconceptions about pain - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice Enhabit Home Health & Hospice invites you to take a look at some of the most common misconceptions about pain and the truth behind them.

Sharing his gifts | Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

Our hospice chaplains play an important role in providing emotional and spiritual support to the patient’s family and caregivers throughout hospice care and up to 13 months after the patient passes.

In honor of , read about Caleb Harms, an chaplain who navigates families through the end-of-life process: https://bit.ly/3SZekYW

Sharing his gifts | Enhabit Home Health & Hospice Caleb Harms, a hospice chaplain with Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, elaborates on the support he provides to patients and their families during the end-of-life journey.

How to recognize the fall risks in your home - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

In honor of , we’re highlighting ways you can reduce the risk of falls at home, like being mindful of slippery or uneven surfaces, pets and electrical cords. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3eu1UJC

How to recognize the fall risks in your home - Enhabit Home Health & Hospice Recognize the potential fall risks in your home by using these tips from Enhabit Home Health & Hospice.

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)! We’re joining the nation in celebrating the contributions from Americans with disabilities. This month at Enhabit, we’re celebrating our employees through supportive and inclusive workplace environments.

You may have heard of “physical therapy,” but do you know why it matters or how a physical therapist could help you? October is , and physical therapy is a crucial part of our home health program.

At-home physical therapy can help advance your recovery and improve your care plan. From providing surgical rehabilitation to chronic pain management, physical therapists are here to tailor your care.

Enhabit patient Woodie is known around town as a distinguished war veteran – and now he also has the title of the oldest man in Oklahoma! Our team had the opportunity to celebrate Woodie’s milestone birthday and are proud to help him continue to enjoy these moments, while receiving the care he needs in the comfort of home.

To learn more about our home health and hospice services, visit ehab.com.

It’s ! We’re joining the nation in recognizing the contributions and influence of Hispanic and Latinx individuals. This week at , we’re celebrating our Hispanic and Latinx employees through visibility, education and recognition.

October is spooky for more reasons than just Halloween: it’s also the start of the flu season!

As we move into the fall, it’s important to get your flu vaccine and practice healthy habits such as washing your hands and avoiding family and friends who are sick.

Many people don’t realize that hospice care offers support for the patient’s loved ones as well as the patient. This includes providing respite time and even grief counseling for up to 13 months after the patient’s passing.

is here to support you throughout the hospice journey. Learn more about our hospice services: https://bit.ly/3TurvBZ

Many people, like Lynn Kerr, don’t realize that hospice not only cares for patients – but for their loved ones too.

Learn more about Kerr’s personal experience with hospice and how cared for her mother at the end of life – and also provided emotional support to Kerr in our latest blog article: bit.ly/3Cv0ZC4

Do you think you drink enough water? The National Council on Aging says that older adults are more likely to become dehydrated due to natural changes in body composition and certain medications may increase the risk of dehydration.

There are a few things you can do to ensure you are hydrated- even if drinking water isn’t your favorite activity!

Do you or a family member use ? Enhabit is the largest provider of Medicare-certified hospice services with 99 locations across the country.

Our goal is to provide comfort and dignity at the end of life. Learn about our hospice services by visiting our website: https://bit.ly/3d8hwl6

Home health and hospice care is not just about caring for a patient physically – it’s also about supporting a healthy state of mind.

Mindfulness is a quick exercise you can try from the comfort of your home. Find a quiet place to sit, focus on your breaths, and let thoughts come and go. Simply acknowledge whatever comes to mind and then let the thought pass as you sit in the present moment.

Spend a few minutes practicing meditation each day to improve your overall well-being.

Today Enhabit Home Health & Hospice reported results of operations for the second quarter ended June 30, 2022. Highlights of the second quarter include strong growth in Medicare Advantage home health admissions, positive growth trends in hospice and the opening of a third de novo location.

To learn more about our earnings announcement, you can read our news release issued today: https://prn.to/3BwRFx4

At Enhabit, we understand that home is more than just a place. It contains everything that matters most – that’s why we are committed to providing the highest quality care to our patients wherever they call home.

Learn more about our home health and hospice services by visiting our website: ehab.com

It’s summertime – and for most, that means spending time doing activities outdoors or relaxing underneath the warm sunshine. Although the sun can feel nice, it is important to know how to protect your skin from its harmful rays.

This , take extra care and learn what you can do to keep you and your loved ones safe from the summer sun.

Last Friday, Enhabit became an independent, public company – and we got the chance to walk the digital runway to celebrate. Thank you to the New York Stock Exchange for capturing the launch of our new stock symbol ($EHAB) in Times Square! We look forward to this next chapter in our Enhabit journey and expanding what’s possible for patient care at home.