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5 phone apps under $5 for parents of children with medical needs
When a child has complex medical needs, each day can bring a different stress for the child or parent – and sometimes both. Whether they are going in for a...
How home care nursing shifts are determined
After talking about how PHS determines nursing schedules and what we are currently doing (and not doing) in our new model, the third and final installment of frequently asked...
6 steps to organized medical supply storage at home
When you are bringing a child with medical complexities home, it can be overwhelming to realize how many varieties and quantities of supplies will need to fit in your...
Understanding the changes to our home care nurse scheduling
Last month we kicked off a three-part blog series focusing on the future of home care nursing and the improvements we’ve made recently, with the first post talking about...
Clara Gets Support – And Her First Trip to Summer Camp – With The MDA
Although she’s just 6 years old, Clara exudes a brave and caring spirit that proves her to be wise beyond her years – something her mom, Becky, has known...
Studying Home Nasogastric Feedings in Children
Roy C. Maynard, M.D., is the Medical Director for PHS. He serves as PHS’s clinical leader, working with the team to provide consultation and advice to ensure quality and...
Legislative Advocacy is a Year-Round Opportunity for PHS and Families
There is an old adage around the Capitol that “no two legislative sessions are the same” – and this year certainly fit that bill. In an abbreviated session which ran from...
Understanding the changes to our home care nursing service
In an evolving health care landscape, hospitals and home care companies alike are examining current processes and models to ensure they can continue to provide quality care for those...