Aveanna Healthcare - East Stroudsburg

09/05/2025

Welcome to Aveanna, Baylor!

11-year-old Baylor lives with cerebral palsy and is one of the newest members of our Aveanna family. With Nurse Tyler and the rest of her Aveanna care team by her side, Baylor can thrive in the comfort of her own home. We are honored to offer the care and support Baylor and her family need.

If you’d like to change lives like Nurse Tyler does, join the Aveanna team today: https://pulse.ly/bpsu6s3inw

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient’s family.]

09/05/2025

Aveanna is proud to recognize National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month throughout September. This gives us an opportunity to raise awareness about the impact of these injuries and the ongoing advancements in research, treatment, and support. According to the United Spinal Association, a spinal cord injury refers to any damage to the spinal cord from trauma, disease, or a degenerative disorder. These injuries can affect motor, sensory, and autonomic function.

Throughout this month, we highlight the resilience and strength of those affected by these injuries, and we also emphasize the importance of fostering accessible environments and promoting inclusivity.

To learn more about National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month and how you can help, please visit https://pulse.ly/fvcuane55n.

09/03/2025

Aveanna is proud to show our support for Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month!

Muscular dystrophy (MD) is a group of diseases that causes progressive muscle weakness and a loss of muscle mass. There are several types of MD that affect specific muscle groups. Symptoms can begin in childhood or adulthood and also vary in severity. Currently, there is no cure for MD.

Aveanna is honored to show our support for individuals and families impacted by MD across the nation. Together, we can nurture empathy, kindness, and optimism for each individual touched by this disease.

To learn more about Muscular Dystrophy, please visit https://pulse.ly/gxbbxaau8i

09/01/2025

Labor Day is a time set aside to honor the hard work and dedication of people across the United States. For all of us at Aveanna, Labor Day presents an opportunity to recognize everyone who helps fulfill our mission. This is a day to reflect on the important work all of us do to take care of our patients and their families each day.

To all of our team members, thank you for what you do each and every day for our families and patients. It’s your work and your daily effort that give us so much to celebrate this Labor Day and every day.

08/29/2025

To conclude Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month, our Aveanna team visited Cole! Cole is one of our patients who lives with the condition, and we are beyond grateful to be alongside him on his care journey.

We admire you so much, Cole! This month and every month, we celebrate your spirit and joyful attitude. Happy Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month!

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient's family.]

08/28/2025

Find your place at Aveanna Healthcare. Come grow with us as our newest Private Duty Nurse RN in Dingmans Ferry, PA.

Join a Company That Puts People First! Licensed Practical / Vocational Nurse – LPN/LVN We are one of the largest private duty nursing companies in the nation and growing! At Aveanna, we're proud to foster a workplace culture that celebrates diversity, encourages connection, and supports our team ....

08/28/2025

"I have a huge responsibility of providing education to nurses across the country," Megan shares. "I am empowering clinicians, so they have the confidence to excel, and teaching them the skills they need to provide the best possible care. I take such pride in my role, knowing that I help shape our nurses and contribute to making Aveanna the best in home care."

Meet Megan, our newest National Clinical Educator. Megan’s passion for pediatric care brought her to Aveanna. Her compassionate heart and teaching skill empowered her continued growth, eventually leading her to our National Clinical Education team. We sat down with Megan to learn more about her nursing career, what enabled her growth at Aveanna, and what she does as an NCE. Check out her story today on the Aveanna Blog: https://pulse.ly/rwp01gvoii

Visit the Aveanna Healthcare Blog for tips and news about healthcare, wellness, and personal stories from our clients.

08/27/2025

We are overjoyed to welcome Maizi to our Aveanna family just in time for his first birthday!

This milestone makes his first birthday even more special because the care Maizi will be receiving from Nurse Kristen and the rest of his Aveanna care team will ensure he is safe, healthy, and happy at home for years to come.

Happy 1st birthday and welcome to Aveanna, Maizi! We can't wait to see the amazing milestones you'll hit next.

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient's family.]

08/27/2025

As Gastroparesis Month comes to a close, it is important to recognize key symptoms of this chronic digestive condition.

Many individuals who live with gastroparesis go years without an accurate diagnosis due to overlapping symptoms that are seen in other gastrointestinal disorders. Symptoms can persist or reoccur over time. They include but are not limited to nausea, vomiting, stomach pain or discomfort, dry heaving, reflux or heartburn, bloating, and the inability to finish a meal.

If left unmanaged, these symptoms can lead to further health complications. Learn more about gastroparesis symptoms and how to raise awareness by visiting https://pulse.ly/tph4kfzpgy

08/26/2025

At Aveanna, the start of the new school year is a family affair for many of the patients we serve. We're so excited for this special day for Aveanna patient Delilah and her family!

Delilah has received care from Aveanna since 2022. With her trach and G-tube, she needs a little extra support throughout the day. Thanks to her in-school nursing care, she's able to learn, grow, and experience school just like any other student!

We're honored to be part of your care journey, Delilah. Have a great school year!

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient's family.]