Accurate News
Nurse Spotlight, Jane Sherman, RN
We love spotlighting our employees here at Accurate Home Care! We have such a good staff of professionals that it’s easy to brag on them. Jane Sherman, RN, is our spotlight nurse for today. While she doesn’t think she does anything “notable”, I think her work to improve the lives of her patient and family
Nurse Spotlight – Gwen Atabong, RN
When Gwen learned that we wanted to spotlight her today, she was “shocked” and yet “deeply honored simply for doing a job” that she “truly loves”. She thinks her patient is “great” and has a “wonderful family that makes coming to work fun every day!” Jamie DeLuca, her Staffing Coordinator in our Otsego office said
Nurse Spotlight – Victoria Umerski, RN
Today, I’d like to spotlight Victoria Umerski, RN, as a professional who exemplifies the best of what it means to be an Accurate nurse. Not only does she provide high quality care to her patient, but she continues to pick up extra hours while going to school to further her professional development. Victoria is great
Distribution Plan for Temporary Rate Increase for PCAs at Accurate Home Care
The Federal Government has approved Minnesota’s temporary rate increase request for PCAs of 8.4%. This increase only applies to your work as a PCA. It does not apply to your work as a Homemaker. The legislature recognizes the important role of direct support workers like yourself who assist people with disabilities and older adults. Accurate
Accurate Home Care Employees Raise $500 for Family in Need
Accurate Home Care employees raised $500 to help support a family of eight during this Christmas season. Accurate partnered with the Interfaith Outreach in Plymouth, MN. Each family member was given a gift card of $50 and the family was given another $100 gift card to help pay for groceries. “The generosity of our staff
Let’s Call Someone Who is Lonely During Thanksgiving
Recently, I was in a doctor’s office getting (another) COVID test (results were negative, yea!). As I sat in the lobby, a much older gentleman than I emerged from the exam rooms. He had a walker and moved rather slowly. He was by himself. As he passed the reception desk, I noticed he paused and