A publication of Golden Horizons Elder Care Services, Inc.
 | A Message from Our President August has arrived. We are nearing the end of summer vacation, the return to school, the change in the seasons. A change in seasons often brings a change in the weather and exposure to different illnesses. As the kids go back to school, they are |
exposed to more germs. They bring those home, and it begins to spread. It’s important, with such changes and exposures, to make sure your household is up-to-date on all immunizations, especially children and elders. Young children and elders are more susceptible to illness and disease; their immune systems are not as robust as adults. Immunizations provide us with protection against all kinds of diseases - measles, mumps, rubella, the flu, pneumonia, chicken pox, shingles etc. Many of these had high mortality rates before these vaccines were developed. Vaccines help keep us safe and healthy. Enjoy the rest of your summer, and visit our blog as we head into the autumn season for more information on local immunization stations. ~ Lisa Gradzewicz
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| A Message from our Vice President Wow! August is here already! Pretty soon we’ll be seeing the leaves changing. Flu season will be here before we know it. With August being National Immunization Awareness Month, I encourage you all |  |
to make sure you current with all your recommended vaccines. It will help your health and those around you. Meanwhile, enjoy the rest of this summer season! Make sure to continue wearing your sunscreen, sunglasses and prevent the UV exposure. Stay safe and stay healthy!
~ Megan Gradzewicz
~ Megan Gradzewicz
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Caregiver of the Month
Agnes A. is our Caregiver of the Month for August 2016. Since she joined our team in 2014, her commitment and dedication to her clients has been evident in her hard work and high standard of care. Thank you Agnes! Congratulations!
Agnes A. is our Caregiver of the Month for August 2016. Since she joined our team in 2014, her commitment and dedication to her clients has been evident in her hard work and high standard of care. Thank you Agnes! Congratulations!
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