We just received word that a new patient is very happy she moved to Accurate Home Care for her services. She reported “that she is happy with AHC and is happy she switched agencies and are impressed with us so far. <Patient name> is happy to be able to tell various people she works with

You might recall that we announced a Fleet Program for our nurses here at @accuratehmcare. Well, I’m pleased to give an update that our program has grown from five cars to eight cars. I expect the number of cars we’re getting through Enterprise Car Rental to grow close to twelve by the end of this

We’re pleased to announce that Accurate has formed a partnership with Capella University to offer quality education at affordable rates to all Accurate employees. If you or a family member is considering formal education, then consider using this program to assist you. Through our new partnership with Capella University, employees of Accurate Home Care, and

The 2022 Workforce Report from the Minnesota Hospital Association has been released. To quote from the report: “Not only are present staffing needs going unmet, with 9,823 open positions in Minnesota’s hospitals and health systems, but the future could be even more challenging.” Other key points to note: More professionals within health care are opting

Jen, our Talent Acquisition Specialist, spent the day connecting with job seekers at the Anoka County WorkForce Center.  She enjoyed getting out in the community to share information about Accurate Home Care and our job opportunities.  One of the job seekers already has an interview scheduled this week!  If you, or someone you know, is

Taken from Home Health Care News, Sept 15, 2022: Since the onset of COVID-19, the demand for home-based care has gone up. At the same time, patients are becoming more complex. Those were the main takeaways from a recent study done by USAging, an advocacy group that represents and supports the national network of Area

From Home Health Care News – Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) is shutting down Amazon Care, the virtual and in-home care service that it first began rolling out to its own employees in 2019. Once considered the brand that would either help along or significantly disrupt the home-based care space, Amazon Care had initially planned to roll