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Calling All Shoreline Caregivers...

9/20/2016

Tell your friends. Tell your family. Shout it from the rooftops! Go on, tell them...

We're Hiring!!!

We're looking for experienced personal care attendants (PCAs), home health aides (HHAs), certified nursing assistants (CNAs) and homemakers on the Connecticut Shoreline from Groton to Westbrook, including such towns as Niantic, Ivoryton, Essex, East Lyme, Waterford, Old Saybrook, New London and others in between. We offer flexible scheduling and a 401k plan.

To Apply
- Go to the Employment page on our website (goldenhorizonseldercare.com)
- Click on our application graphic under the heading Ready to Apply?
- Follow the link, fill out the application, hit submit.

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Golden Nuggets, September 2016

9/2/2016

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A publication of Golden Horizons Elder Care Services, Inc.

A Message from our President
It’s hard to believe it has been 5 years and 4 years respectively, since Hurricanes Irene and Sandy wreaked havoc in Connecticut. I remember them like it was yesterday - the dark clouds, the wind, the rain, the storm surges. There was so much flooding and debris

from the downed trees and power lines. Many people I know were prepared for the storms, but just as many were not. September is National Preparedness Month; apt timing as we are approaching the peak of hurricane season in the North Atlantic. It is important to have emergency plans in place, to be prepared for disasters and dangerous situations. This month, we will be exploring what it means to be prepared for various emergency situations and steps we can take, as we care for our elders. As The Ready Campaign says, “Don’t wait. Communicate. Make Your Emergency Plan Today.” Stay safe, be prepared and enjoy your September!
~ Lisa Gradzewicz

A Message from our Vice President
I love autumn! I love the changing leaves, corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hay rides, hot ciders, agricultural
fairs apple picking and cooler weather. It all offers fun and quality family time.

One of my favorite fall activities is hiking. It’s a great way to exercise; it also offers a great way to communicate about emergency situations and how your family can prepare for them. Hiking offers a good example: it can be fun, but dangerous if you aren’t properly prepared with things like water, food and first aid kits. As you embark on your fall adventures take time to talk about emergency situations and make a plan. ~ Megan Gradzewicz

Caregiver of the Month
Christine L. is a dedicated caregiver. Since joining our team, Christine has demonstrated exceptional professionalism and compassion. She is committed to her clients’ well-being, often going above and beyond. Thank you for your hard work Christine!
Congratulations!

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Calling All Shoreline Caregivers...

We're Hiring!!!

Golden Nuggets, September 2016

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