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How Does Houston Long-term Health care Help and What is the Future of the Service

Healthcare has crossed all the barriers and led to a smooth path with the congregation of valuable methods for patients all across the world. On top of that long-term healthcare insurance is there to provide with coverage that overcomes any high amount of cost. As we have entered the phase of technology, you can see how AI and ML power has bettered clinical trials. Moving on to the in-house patient care provided in Houston it again has enriched its routes by the miraculous acceleration for not only the doctors but patients as well.

Houston Long-term Health Care provides with healthcare services that range from giving you the best and foremost treatment if you are suffering from a chronic disease to accommodation. Over here the doctors are specialized with outpatient care techniques, As it is given long-term healthcare is not at all a temporary business as given in the hospitals and institutions. The costs that are associated with extended healthcare services can also vary according to the disabilities and cognitive impairments.

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[justinspoliticalcorner]

Cassandra Jaramillo and Kavitha Surana at ProPublica:

Josseli Barnica grieved the news as she lay in a Houston hospital bed on Sept. 3, 2021: The sibling she’d dreamt of giving her daughter would not survive this pregnancy. The fetus was on the verge of coming out, its head pressed against her dilated cervix; she was 17 weeks pregnant and a miscarriage was “in progress,” doctors noted in hospital records. At that point, they should have offered to speed up the delivery or empty her uterus to stave off a deadly infection, more than a dozen medical experts told ProPublica.

But when Barnica’s husband rushed to her side from his job on a construction site, she relayed what she said the medical team had told her: “They had to wait until there was no heartbeat,” he told ProPublica in Spanish. “It would be a crime to give her an abortion.” For 40 hours, the anguished 28-year-old mother prayed for doctors to help her get home to her daughter; all the while, her uterus remained exposed to bacteria. Three days after she delivered, Barnica died of an infection. Barnica is one of at least two Texas women who ProPublica found lost their lives after doctors delayed treating miscarriages, which fall into a gray area under the state’s strict abortion laws that prohibit doctors from ending the heartbeat of a fetus. Neither had wanted an abortion, but that didn’t matter. Though proponents insist that the laws protect both the life of the fetus and the person carrying it, in practice, doctors have hesitated to provide care under threat of prosecution, prison time and professional ruin.

ProPublica is telling these women’s stories this week, starting with Barnica’s. Her death was “preventable,” according to more than a dozen medical experts who reviewed a summary of her hospital and autopsy records at ProPublica’s request; they called her case “horrific,” “astounding” and “egregious.”

The doctors involved in Barnica’s care at HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest did not respond to multiple requests for comment on her case. In a statement, HCA Healthcare said “our responsibility is to be in compliance with applicable state and federal laws and regulations” and said that physicians exercise their independent judgment. The company did not respond to a detailed list of questions about Barnica’s care. Like all states, Texas has a committee of maternal health experts who review such deaths to recommend ways to prevent them, but the committee’s reports on individual cases are not public and members said they have not finished examining cases from 2021, the year Barnica died. ProPublica is working to fill gaps in knowledge about the consequences of abortion bans. Reporters scoured death data, flagging Barnica’s case for its concerning cause of death: “sepsis” involving “products of conception.” We tracked down her family, obtained autopsy and hospital records and enlisted a range of experts to review a summary of her care that ProPublica created in consultation with two doctors.

Among those experts were more than a dozen OB-GYNs and maternal-fetal medicine specialists from across the country, including researchers at prestigious institutions, doctors who regularly handle miscarriages and experts who have served on state maternal mortality review committees or held posts at national professional medical organizations. After reviewing the four-page summary, which included the timeline of care noted in hospital records, all agreed that requiring Barnica to wait to deliver until after there was no detectable fetal heartbeat violated professional medical standards because it could allow time for an aggressive infection to take hold. They said there was a good chance she would have survived if she was offered an intervention earlier.

“If this was Massachusetts or Ohio, she would have had that delivery within a couple hours,” said Dr. Susan Mann, a national patient safety expert in obstetric care who teaches at Harvard University. Many noted a striking similarity to the case of Savita Halappavanar, a 31-year-old woman who died of septic shock in 2012 after providers in Ireland refused to empty her uterus while she was miscarrying at 17 weeks. When she begged for care, a midwife told her, “This is a Catholic country.” The resulting investigation and public outcry galvanized the country to change its strict ban on abortion. But in the wake of deaths related to abortion access in the United States, leaders who support restricting the right have not called for any reforms.

[...]

“They Should Vote With Their Feet”

Texas has been on the forefront of fighting abortion access. At the time of Barnica’s miscarriage in 2021, the Supreme Court had not yet overturned the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy. But Texas lawmakers, intent on being the first to enact a ban with teeth, had already passed a harsh civil law using a novel legal strategy that circumvented Roe v. Wade: It prohibited doctors from performing an abortion after six weeks by giving members of the public incentives to sue doctors for $10,000 judgments. The bounty also applied to anyone who “aided and abetted” an abortion.

A year later, after the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling was handed down, an even stricter criminal law went into effect, threatening doctors with up to 99 years in prison and $100,000 in fines. Soon after the ruling, the Biden administration issued federal guidance reminding doctors in hospital emergency rooms they have a duty to treat pregnant patients who need to be stabilized, including by providing abortions for miscarriages. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton fought against that, arguing that following the guidance would force doctors to “commit crimes” under state law and make every hospital a “walk-in abortion clinic.” When a Dallas woman asked a court for approval to end her pregnancy because her fetus was not viable and she faced health risks if she carried it to term, Paxton fought to keep her pregnant. He argued her doctor hadn’t proved it was an emergency and threatened to prosecute anyone who helped her. “Nothing can restore the unborn child’s life that will be lost as a result,” he wrote to the court.

No doctor in Texas, or the 20 other states that criminalize abortion, has been prosecuted for violating a state ban. But the possibility looms over their every decision, dozens of doctors in those states told ProPublica, forcing them to consider their own legal risks as they navigate their patient’s health emergencies. The lack of clarity has resulted in many patients being denied care. In 2023, Texas lawmakers made a small concession to the outcry over the uncertainty the ban was creating in hospitals. They created a new exception for ectopic pregnancies, a potentially fatal condition where the embryo attaches outside the uterine cavity, and for cases where a patient’s membranes rupture prematurely before viability, which introduces a high risk of infection. Doctors can still face prosecution, but are allowed to make the case to a judge or jury that their actions were protected, not unlike self-defense arguments after homicides. Barnica’s condition would not have clearly fit this exception.

This year, after being directed to do so by the state Supreme Court, the Texas Medical Board released new guidance telling doctors that an emergency didn’t need to be “imminent” in order to intervene and advising them to provide extra documentation regarding risks. But in a recent interview, the board’s president, Dr. Sherif Zaafran, acknowledged that these efforts only go so far and the group has no power over criminal law: “There’s nothing we can do to stop a prosecutor from filing charges against the physicians.” Asked what he would tell Texas patients who are miscarrying and unable to get treatment, he said they should get a second opinion: “They should vote with their feet and go and seek guidance from somebody else.”

The consequences of strict abortion bans are being felt, as Josseli Barnica died as a result of delayed miscarriage treatments in Texas.

[houseofbrat]

04 JUNE 2024: US Weekly, "Inside Kate Middleton's Recovery: She 'May Never Come Back' in Royal Role We Remember (Exclusive)"

According to the second source, Kate’s team is “reevaluating what she’s going to be able to take on when she comes back,” noting, “She may never come back in the role that people saw her in before.”

[...] The reprieve is a welcome one for the couple. “The announcement that the royals won’t be able to work as much has been unexpected, but it will allow Kate and William to spend more time together,” says the second source. “They’ve been reconnecting and are closer than ever.”

05 JUNE 2024: Tom Sykes of The Daily Beast, "Kate Middleton ‘May Never Come Back’ as She Was: Report" [archive link]

In remarks likely to displease the palace, which has sought a blackout on reporting about Kate’s health apart from official updates, the outlet added that Kate has been spotted out and about with family and on her own.

06 JUNE 2024: William attends D-Day 80th Anniversary celebrations in France.

07 JUNE 2024: NY Post, "Kate Middleton not pressuring herself to see anyone amid cancer battle: ‘Doesn’t care truly what anyone thinks’" [archive link]

“Kate’s recovery is a one day-at-a-time thing,” an insider told Life & Style. “She’s not putting any pressure on herself to do anything or see anyone because deadlines in a situation like this can make the recovery way more stressful. She doesn’t care truly what anyone thinks.” [...] And while her home life seems to be as strong as can be — especially after insiders said that she and William are now “closer than ever” — the same can’t be said for her royal duties at this time. A source claimed this week that Princess Catherine “may never come back in the role that people saw her in before.”

08 JUNE 2024: Emily Prescott, Daily Mail, "Princess Kate rewards 'Girl Friday' Natasha Archer for her loyalty with new top job as senior private executive at the Palace" [archive link]

In a move that has been interpreted in Royal circles as a reward for her loyalty, Ms Archer has been appointed to the new role of senior private executive assistant to Kate and William. Ms Archer, 36, updated her profile on the LinkedIn career website last week to reflect her upgraded status. Previously she was a PA and stylist, and was pictured carrying Kate's bags on and off planes for Royal tours. Ms Archer's promotion follows reports that she personally collected The Princess of Wales from the London Clinic after her abdominal operation earlier this year. After that, the mother of two was brought into the innermost circle of select friends and family members who have been supporting the Princess through her private cancer battle. Sources say Ms Archer, who is married to Royal photographer Chris Jackson, has been dedicated to her employer. She has been inseparable from Kate in recent months, often assisting her as she travels to and from hospital appointments. Now she will have a title and salary that reflects her trusted status.

09 JUNE 2024: Reddit post stating Kate had been seen at the St. Regis in Houston, Texas.

10 JUNE 2024: Rumor then starts that Kate is being treated at MD Houston Cancer Center on Twitter.

Houston Chronicle posts an article with a response by Kensington Palace to the rumor. [archive link]

A rumor that Kate Middleton is being treated at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston is false, according to a Kensington Palace representative.  Speculation about the princess' location has grown since she announced her cancer diagnosis in March. She began preventative chemotherapy in February, according to Kensington Palace, with no estimated date of when she might return to public duties.

11 JUNE 2024: Tom Sykes of The Daily Beast, "No Timeframe’ for Kate Middleton’s Return to Royal Duties: Source" [archive link]

Another source, an old friend of the family, said that they thought it would be “bizarre” if Kate appeared on the balcony at Trooping the Colour this weekend having declined to appear for her own regiment a week before. “I think this idea that Kate is suddenly going to pop up on the balcony on Saturday is far-fetched,” they said. “It would be wonderful, of course, but more than slightly bizarre given that she bowed out of the Colonel’s review.” [...] The Daily Beast has reported that Kate may not be seen publicly until next year, while the Daily Mail reported that Kate’s friends have said “we might not see Catherine again until the autumn—and only then if she has recovered fully.” Us Weekly alleged that the Princess of Wales’ team is “reevaluating what she’s going to be able to take on when she comes back.” The palace has dismissed such reports as speculation. Her office has reiterated that she needs “space and time” to convalesce.

13 JUNE 2024: Richard Eden of the Daily Mail writes about Andrew and Royal Lodge:

There has been some suggestion, it is true, that the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children could move into 30-room Royal Lodge. The Waleses currently live in four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage at Windsor. However, a source close to William and Catherine tells me they are very happy there and have no wish to leave. In due course, they will occupy Windsor Castle. ‘The last thing William and Catherine would want is a load of controversy about their getting another big house,’ says a friend. ‘They already have their large home at Kensington Palace and their Norfolk property, Anmer Hall, in addition to Adelaide Cottage. There was a fair bit of criticism of the cost of renovations to their Kensington Palace home and they would not want to go through all that again.’

Tiktoker said she saw Kate shopping with Charlotte and Louis. [archive link]

Kate Middleton was reportedly seen on a shopping spree with two of her children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, at a popular clothing store. The claim has been made by a TikTok user @lolchesss, on the video platform, who saw the Princess of Wales out and about with her younger ones, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. However, she clarified that she didn’t take any photos or videos in a bid to respect her privacy as the future Queen of England continues her public absence amid a cancer battle.

14 JUNE 2024: Kate announces she will attend Trooping the Colour:

Additional commentary regarding Kate's public statement:

(William made a separate statement regarding Kate's "start to engage with the work and projects," as he was not part of Kate's statement.)

Eleanor Hayward, The Times, "Kate’s ‘bad days’ from chemo will be brutally familiar to others" [archive link]

Kate is having preventative chemotherapy, also known as adjuvant chemotherapy. This is when drugs are given to “mop up” and destroy any cancer cells that are lurking in the body after surgery — to prevent cancer spreading or returning in future. Often patients undergoing preventative chemotherapy receive lower doses than those having it as a primary treatment, reducing the extremity of the side-effects. The length of chemotherapy varies from cancer to cancer. Professor Bob Phillips, professor of paediatric oncology at the University of York, said that the timeframe for chemotherapy treatment was “hugely variable”, adding that it was “traditionally between four and six ‘cycles’ of chemo, each cycle lasting 21 days and consisting of a day or few days of chemo”. He added that there would then be “time for the body to recover from it”, while the chemo keeps damaging the cancer cell. Phillips said: “Generally speaking, the healthier someone is before cancer treatment, the closer to optimal the amount of chemo and the gaps between chemo can be. Generally, the younger someone is, the healthier they will be.” [...] He added that preventative chemotherapy can “be given at lower doses and therefore be easier on the patients."

15 JUNE 2024: Kate attends Trooping the Colour and stands on the balcony for the flypast.

Allison Pearson creates a fire storm with her piece, "Our Fair Lady: Princess of Wales’s selfless display was the tonic that Britain needed"

Two words: Thank you. Thank you Princess of Wales for being an absolute trouper and attending Trooping the Colour on a cold, grey day when lesser mortals with your illness would have stayed home, tucked up in their jim-jams. Thank you for sacrificing the privacy that is so much needed to get you back to full health. Thank you for such a show of support for the King, who is not a well man, on his official birthday, and for giving a boost to the wider Royal family – which has sorely lacked star power since you withdrew from public life in January to have major surgery. Thank you for channelling the gamine beauty of Audrey Hepburn in that wow of a white dress with a jaunty, outsize, stripy black-and white bow. You are Our Fair Lady.

16 JUNE 2024: Kensington Palace releases a new photo of William and three kids for Father's Day.

21 JUNE 2024: Kensington Palace releases a new photo of William and three kids for his 42nd birthday.

(No photo was released for Kate's birthday in January.)

Tom Sykes, The Daily Beast, "William and Kate Will ‘Encourage’ Charlotte and Louis to Not Be Working Royals" [archive link]

They were speaking after a report in the Daily Mail said William not only agreed with his father King Charles’ drive to slim down the monarchy but would go even further. The report cited a friend as saying: “When the older members of the family retire, (William) won’t be inviting anyone else to become working royals. It remains to be seen if he will even want his two younger children to be working royals.” The source said of the report, “It’s absolutely true. The option isn’t there for George, of course, but the children have been kept at arm’s length from royal life. They are exposed to the minimum possible publicity, and that is a deliberate strategy to let Charlotte and Louis choose their own destiny.” [...] Critics, of course, will argue that if the couple don’t want the children to take on formal royal duties, they should stop promoting them, and the royal family should stop using them to market itself. The children are often featured in Wales family photos (most recently their Father’s Day snap with William, and Wales promotional videos, such as those released after Trooping the Colour, which featured the kids extensively. Prince Louis’s facial antics have made him a superstar, and similarly Princess Charlotte is seen as a commanding big sister.

22 JUNE 2024: Kensington Palace releases a photo of William, George, Charlotte, and Taylor Swift:

25 JUNE 2024: Sophie, The Duchess of Edinburgh, is seen wearing the Lotus Flower Tiara, which was previously worn by Kate from 2013 to 2022, at the state dinner for Japan. The Lotus Flower Tiara no longer appears to be in the possession of (or loaned out to) Kate.

03 JULY 2024: William attends the Order of the Thistle service in Edinburgh with King Charles & Queen Camilla.

04 JULY 2024: William spotted on a scooter at Windsor Castle.

06 JULY 2024: William attends the Euro quarterfinal between England and Switzerland.

People magazine (US) announces that William will star in a documentary about his short-lived effort, Homewards, this fall. [archive link]

The Prince of Wales' Homewards program, dedicated to ending homelessness, will be featured in a compelling two-part ITV documentary series that will air on ITV1 and ITVX this fall. Titled Prince William: We Can End Homelessness, the series will chronicle the first year of this five-year initiative. Viewers will follow Prince William, 42, as he launches Homewards across the U.K., capturing the stories of individuals currently facing homelessness and those with lived experience.

Last day of school for George, Charlotte, and Louis at Lambrook School until Wednesday, 04 September 2024.

Kate sends a "personal message" to Andy Murray on Twitter.

08 JULY 2024: Ellie Hall publishes "The Disappearing Timeline of Rose Hanbury" for Vulture (New York magazine). [archive link]

As far as royal scandals go, the Rose-William story barely registers on a list that includes the far more sordid (and substantiated) stories of the previous generation of Windsors, such as Squidgygate, the now-King Charles’s infamous tampon comments, and the whole Fergie toe-sucking thing.

The Telegraph posits that The Duchess of Gloucester may present trophies at Wimbledon in Kate's absence. [archive link]

The Duchess of Gloucester has been earmarked as a likely candidate to present the Wimbledon trophies this weekend if the Princess of Wales is unavailable, as she continues her recovery from cancer treatment. All England Club Chair Debbie Jevans told Telegraph Sport in the build-up to the Championships they would give the Princess “as much flexibility as possible” in determining whether she is able to fulfil her ceremonial duties as Club Patron on finals weekend, including leaving a decision until the morning of the women’s final on Saturday.

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Why Kensley Care LLC is the best group home in Houston, Texas

In the heart of Houston, amidst the hustle and bustle, Kensley Care LLC isn’t just a mental health center. Learn more about Mental health in Conroe, Texas, from here: https://www.kensleycare.com/.

[steavia]

on lydia’s past: 1. her parents.

lydia doesn’t remember much about either of her parents, though her mother remains as a more memorable figure in her early childhood, out of the two of them. when mr. rodarte and mrs. quayle moved to the united states from scotland, it was before lydia herself was born.

mrs. quayle could be described as a very troubled woman. anyone who met her could tell that there was something... off about her, to say the least. she went through a great deal of hardship in her life and survived at the expense of her mental health. when she became pregnant with lydia, the pregnancy was unplanned but still very much wanted. in fact, she was more determined than anything to keep the pregnancy in spite of family members’ discouraging her.  after lydia’s birth, her mother suffered severe postpartum depression to the point where she could seldom take care of lydia during her infancy.

mr. rodarte was certainly a doting husband. he assumed the role of his wife’s caregiver, essentially. he was far more focused on his wife’s wellbeing than his own, and when it came to the arrival of lydia, he was focused on their daughter at first. when lydia was a baby, he ensured her survival through infancy during the times mrs. quayle could not care for her daughter. however, once lydia reached the stage where she could walk on her own, his focus returned almost solely to lydia’s mother.

when her parents first moved to the united states, they moved around a good bit before settling in texas. first, they lived in a rural countryside house. they later moved to houston when lydia was a baby.

there are few details lydia recalls about her parents;

she recalls her mother’s gentle voice, how her mother would fawn over her during the times she could provide attention.

she remembers the tears her mother shed as she left young lydia in a crowded public place, promising to return but leaving the job of finding lydia to the houston police. lydia doesn’t know what happened to her mother after that, as she never saw her again.

she remembers her parents’ accents, something that she herself had developed when learning to speak. (though, that eventually faded away after being ostracized by other children in the group home she was sent to.)

she doesn’t remember their faces anymore, and has no keepsakes or photographs left over from them.

[marylcna]

Leading CNA Programs in Houston, Texas: Your Path to a Rewarding Healthcare Career

Top CNA Programs in‍ Houston, ‌Texas: Your Path‍ to a Rewarding Healthcare Career

If you are considering a career in the healthcare field, ⁢becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) can ​be a rewarding path. With an increasing demand⁤ for healthcare​ professionals, pursuing a‌ CNA certification can open up‌ numerous opportunities. This‍ article will guide you through the‍ top CNA programs in Houston, Texas, helping you‍ take the first⁢ step‌ towards a fulfilling healthcare career.

Understanding the Role of a CNA

A Certified Nursing Assistant plays‌ a vital role in the healthcare system. As a CNA, you will assist patients with daily living activities, monitor their ‌health, and provide emotional support. This role‌ is fundamental in ensuring that⁤ patients receive the care they need, making it both‍ a challenging and rewarding career choice.

Why Choose​ Houston for ⁣Your CNA Training?

Diverse Opportunities: Houston⁣ is home to ​numerous healthcare facilities, ensuring ample ‌job opportunities for ‍CNAs.

Quality Education: ⁤The‍ city offers⁤ a variety of accredited CNA ​programs with experienced instructors.

Growing⁢ Demand: The​ healthcare sector in⁢ Houston is expanding, leading to an increased need for skilled nursing assistants.

Top⁣ CNA Programs in Houston

Here’s a comprehensive list of ‍the leading CNA programs in Houston, Texas.

Program‍ Name

Length

Cost

Certification

Houston Community College

4-8 weeks

$600

State Certification

Northwest Campus⁤ (Cypress-Fairbanks ISD)

6 weeks

$1,200

State Certification

Lone Star College

4 weeks

$1,000

State Certification

Institute of Health Sciences

5 weeks

$850

State Certification

Benefits of Becoming a CNA

Choosing a career ⁤as​ a CNA​ has numerous benefits:

Job Security: The demand for CNAs ⁣is consistently high, promising job security in your‍ career.

Flexible Hours: Many⁣ healthcare facilities offer ‍flexible work shifts, allowing you to balance work with personal commitments.

Experiential Learning: CNAs gain ‌hands-on experience that paves the way for future advancement in the⁢ healthcare field.

Opportunity for Growth: Starting as a ​CNA can be a stepping stone to⁣ advanced nursing degrees, like LPN or RN.

Practical Tips for Choosing the Right CNA Program

Selecting the right CNA program is crucial in ⁣shaping your future career. Here are some practical tips:

Accreditation: Ensure the program is accredited by the appropriate educational bodies.

Curriculum: Review the curriculum to ensure it covers all essential aspects of CNA training.

Reviews and Testimonials: Read reviews or speak to alumni to gather insights‌ about the program.

Job Placement ‍Rate: ‌ Consider programs with high job placement​ rates, as this indicates​ effective training and industry connections.

Case Study: Success Stories

Real-life success ​stories can⁣ be inspirational. Here’s a glance⁣ at a few‌ individuals who benefited significantly from completing ‍a ‌CNA program ⁢in Houston:

Maria’s Journey

Maria enrolled in Houston Community College’s ‍CNA ‍program and completed her certification within six weeks. Today, she ⁢works as‍ a​ CNA in​ a⁤ local hospital and is⁤ currently pursuing ⁣her​ RN degree. ‌Maria⁢ emphasizes the importance of ‌hands-on experience gained during her training, which helped her excel in her current role.

James’ Transformation

James ⁣came to Houston from a⁣ different‍ state, needing a fresh start. He‌ chose the ‍Institute of Health Sciences⁣ for his⁣ CNA training. He​ graduated, secured⁤ a job within a ‍month, and has now set ​his sights⁣ on becoming a clinical ⁣nurse. James credits‌ his success to his supportive instructors and the ‌thorough training program.

First-Hand⁣ Experience: What⁤ to Expect

As​ a potential⁢ CNA, it’s⁢ essential⁢ to understand what to expect during ⁤your training:

Classroom Learning: You will learn about anatomy, patient care, and medical ​terminology.

Hands-On Training: Most programs include practical training in ⁢health care facilities, where you will apply ⁣what you’ve​ learned.

Clinical Rotations: Expect ⁤to participate in clinical⁢ rotations as part ⁢of‍ your program,‍ giving⁤ you real-world​ experience.

Conclusion: Start Your ⁣Journey Today!

Embarking‌ on a ‌career⁤ as a Certified Nursing Assistant in⁣ Houston,‌ Texas, can‌ be incredibly fulfilling. By choosing one of‌ the top CNA programs available, you’ll develop the skills and knowledge necessary⁢ to thrive in the healthcare‍ field. The journey may​ be challenging, but with determination‌ and the right training, you will be well on your⁣ way to a rewarding career. Don’t⁢ wait ⁤another day; ​explore your options and take the first step towards your future in healthcare!

https://www.cnacertificationschools.net/leading-cna-programs-in-houston-texas-your-path-to-a-rewarding-healthcare-career/

[sandandtears]

Texas Discord Server!!: Texas Shooting Stars

This is an 18+ server!! we do have nsfw channels locked, all bc this is 18+ does not mean the main focus is nsfw

This server aims to have a wonderful and safe community for all! We are a Texas based server and we aim to make it easier to create friends throughout your local communities and cities! We know what it is like and know the difficulties of finding friends in real life and we want to offer a way to make it a little easier. We also know that in this huge state it can feel lonely in our small homes. We want everyone to create strong bonds and friendships that will last forever and create long lasting memories.

We have a very active chat and active VCs!

We offer a variety of fun channels here!! Such as: 𓇻Anime, Art, Books, Fun bots, Hyperfixation corner/ info dump channels, 𓇻 Health Fitness and Fashion Channels 𓇻Locations; talk in your respective region!! 𓇻Memes, music, roleplay and loads more!!

We have custom emojis!!

We have a level system the more you talk the closer you get to a higher role!! 𓇻(we also offer a special role for people who boost)

We have local meet ups (server owners based in DFW), if you have any suggestions for meetups in your local areas please feel free to @ an admin/mod/owner and we can create an event for you!!

Thank You and Much Love <3 ~Texas Shooting Stars

(We do NOT tolerate bigotry, if you are found to be a bigot of any kind you will be banned. We are a PRO LGBTQ+ community, and care for human rights!! We are also a space for Neurodivergent people<3) ----- https://discord.com/invite/texasshootingstars

Let me know when you join if you joined from tumblr :3

If you have any questions feel free to ask!!! I did just kinda copy and paste my disboard blurb onto here but i am willing to answer any questions you have in pertains to my server <3

((also also we need more dfw people, we have so many houston people raaaaaaa))

[benchmarkhomehealthandhospic]

In the field of patient care, adopting a holistic approach is vital for enhancing comfort and overall well-being. A caring home health care provider in Houston, Texas, recognizes that every patient is distinct, and their comfort encompasses much more than just physical health. By incorporating emotional, spiritual, and social aspects into care plans, providers can significantly enhance a patient’s overall quality of life. This approach helps patients feel valued and supported, which is crucial in any caregiving environment.

[stephleb]

Leading 10 CNA Schools in Houston: Your Guide to Starting a Rewarding Career in Healthcare

Top 10 CNA Schools in Houston: Your Guide to Starting a ​Rewarding Career ⁢in Healthcare

Are you considering a career in healthcare? Becoming a ‌Certified Nursing⁣ Assistant (CNA) is a fantastic way to enter the industry! With numerous schools offering CNA training in Houston, selecting the right program‌ is crucial ⁣for your success. In this guide, we will explore the top ⁤10 CNA schools in ⁤Houston that can help you kickstart your rewarding career.

Why Choose a Career as a CNA?

A career as a Certified Nursing ⁢Assistant ⁣offers several rewards, ⁢including:

Job Security: The demand for CNAs⁢ is ⁤consistently high, especially in urban areas like Houston.

Hands-On Experience: CNAs provide essential care and support to patients, giving you invaluable experience in the ​healthcare‍ field.

Flexible Hours: Many healthcare facilities offer part-time and full-time options, accommodating various schedules.

Growth Opportunities: Starting as a CNA can⁢ open doors to further ⁢education ⁣and more advanced healthcare‍ roles.

Top ⁣10​ CNA​ Schools in Houston

School Name

Location

Program ​Duration

Tuition

Houston Community College

Multiple locations

4 ⁢weeks

$700

Texas School of Nursing

7708, Harrisburg Blvd

6 weeks

$900

Prism ‌Career Institute

9701 Southwest Fwy

8 weeks

$1200

Elite Healthcare Academy

8300 FM 1960‍ Rd ‍W

4 weeks

$750

Southeast Texas Career Institute

17175 Stuebner Airline Rd

5 weeks

$950

American Medical Training Institute

450⁤ W 19th St

4 weeks

$700

Yvonne A. Eaglin School of Nursing

1601 New‍ York St

6 weeks

$800

Houston⁣ Academy⁤ of Health and Beauty

301 ⁤N Post Oak ‍Ln

5 weeks

$850

National‍ Nursing Education

2700 W ‍Loop N Fwy

4 weeks

$700

Everest College

Walnut, Houston

5 weeks

$950

What to Look for in a‍ CNA Program

When evaluating CNA programs in Houston, consider the following factors:

Accreditation: Ensure the school is accredited and the program meets state requirements.

Curriculum: Look for⁣ a curriculum that includes ‍both classroom instruction‍ and ‍clinical ⁣experiences.

Instructor Qualifications: Research the qualifications and experience of the instructors.

Job Placement Assistance: ‌Many reputable schools ‍offer job placement services for graduates.

Student Reviews: Read reviews ‍and ‌testimonials ‌from current⁤ and former students⁣ to ⁣gauge the ⁣program’s quality.

Benefits of⁤ Attending⁣ CNA‌ Schools in ⁣Houston

Choosing a CNA school in Houston offers numerous benefits:

Local Opportunities: Training locally increases your chances of finding employment immediately after certification.

Diverse Healthcare Environment: Houston is home to numerous hospitals and healthcare ‌facilities,​ offering a variety of settings to work in.

Networking: Learn from experienced professionals and connect with potential employers.

Practical Tips for Aspiring ⁢CNAs

Ready to embark on your CNA journey?‍ Here are ⁤some practical tips:

Visit Schools: Take⁤ tours⁣ of the schools you are interested in ‍to get a feel⁣ for ‍the environment.

Prepare Mentally: Nursing can be emotionally demanding.⁢ Prepare for the challenges you ​may⁢ face.

Join Study Groups: Collaborate with⁢ fellow students to enhance your⁤ learning⁢ experience.

Stay ‍Organized: ⁣Manage your time⁢ effectively​ to balance studies and personal ‌commitments.

First-Hand Experiences

Many CNAs ‍find the experience rewarding. Here’s what some of them have to say:

Maria, 23: ⁤“Becoming a CNA has changed my life.⁢ I love being able to make a difference in my patients’ lives every day!”

James, 30: “The training at my school was intense but very rewarding. The hands-on experience was invaluable.”

Conclusion

Choosing a CNA⁢ school is a critical‍ step⁢ toward a fulfilling career in​ healthcare. With numerous options available in Houston, it’s essential to conduct thorough research and find the right fit ⁤for‌ you. By attending one of the top ​10 CNA schools⁣ in Houston, you‌ can be ⁣on your ⁣way to⁤ starting a rewarding career that ‍not ⁤only offers job stability but also allows ‍you to ‍make a positive impact on the ​lives of others.

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Open Your Future: Top CNA Training Programs in Houston for 2023

Unlock Your Future: Top CNA Training Programs in Houston⁤ for 2023

If you’ve been contemplating a career in healthcare, becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a remarkable entry point. Not only does this rewarding career involve​ direct patient ⁣care, but it also presents​ numerous opportunities for personal and⁤ professional growth. If you’re based in Houston, Texas, you’re in luck! The city boasts several exceptional CNA training programs that can ​set you on the path to success. In this article, we’ll explore the best CNA⁣ training programs available ‌in Houston‌ for 2023, the benefits of pursuing this⁤ path, practical tips for your journey,⁣ and more.

Why Become a CNA?

Before‍ diving into specific programs, let’s​ discuss why becoming a CNA is a fantastic career choice:

High Demand: The ⁢demand⁢ for CNAs continues to grow,⁤ providing strong job‍ security.

Quick Training: ​ Most CNA‍ programs take 4 to 12​ weeks⁢ to complete, enabling you to enter the workforce⁣ rapidly.

Foundation for Advancement: Starting as a ‌CNA can serve as a stepping⁤ stone to higher medical roles.

Impactful Work: CNAs play crucial roles in patient care, providing‍ a sense of fulfillment.

Top CNA Training Programs in Houston for 2023

Here’s a list of ‌some of the top-rated⁢ CNA training programs in Houston:

Training Program

Location

Duration

Tuition Cost

Houston Community College

Multiple Locations

6-8 weeks

$1,500

Texas Health School

Houston

4-10 weeks

$1,300

Career Technical Institute

Houston

8 weeks

$1,250

Universal⁣ Health Services

Houston

4​ weeks

$1,800

Most Excellent Academy

Houston

5-6 ⁣weeks

$1,000

Program Details

1. Houston Community College

One of the most ‌reputable institutions, Houston Community College offers comprehensive CNA⁤ training.⁣ This program emphasizes hands-on experience and prepares students for⁣ the state certification exam. Their curriculum covers⁣ both ⁤theory and practical skills.

2. ​Texas Health School

Texas ​Health School’s CNA program is designed to‌ ensure that students⁣ receive both classroom instruction and clinical experience. They emphasize caring for various‌ patient populations, making it a‍ strong choice for those looking to specialize.

3. Career Technical Institute

This program is known for its flexibility and accelerated timeline. The Career Technical Institute offers ‍both day and evening classes, providing options for‍ working individuals. The program focuses heavily on practical applications of patient care tasks.

4.⁢ Universal Health Services

Universal Health Services offers a short but ⁢intensive ​program that prepares students quickly for entry into the workforce. ⁣With a⁢ focus​ on both theoretical knowledge​ and hands-on skills,⁢ graduates ​are well-prepared for immediate employment.

5. Most Excellent Academy

Most Excellent⁢ Academy ⁣provides affordable training options‌ and a supportive learning environment. Their curriculum includes extensive hands-on ⁤training, ensuring that students leave ​the program confident in their skills.

Benefits of‍ CNA Training

The benefits of⁤ enrolling in a CNA training program extend beyond just ‌landing a job. ‍Here ⁤are some key advantages:

Short Duration: Complete a training program in ⁢just weeks compared to years for other healthcare professions.

Affordable Education: Generally lower ⁤tuition costs ‌make it ​accessible to many individuals.

Work Opportunities: ⁢ CNAs are needed in ​hospitals, nursing homes, and in-home care settings.

Skill ⁢Development: Hone invaluable⁢ skills such as patient care, communication, and teamwork.

Practical Tips for ‌Aspiring CNAs

As you⁣ embark on your ⁢journey to ⁢become a CNA, here are some​ helpful tips:

Research Programs: Explore various programs to find one that best fits your schedule and budget.

Prepare for Clinicals: Take your clinical rotations seriously—this hands-on‌ experience is invaluable.

Network: Connect ‍with other students and healthcare professionals for mentorship and guidance.

Stay Organized: Keep track of schedules, assignments, and exam ‌dates ⁢to manage your ‍time effectively.

Case⁢ Studies and‍ Perspectives

Consider Sarah, a recent​ graduate from Texas Health School. Sarah was initially ‌unsure about her career path but ⁢decided to pursue‍ CNA ⁢training. Within⁢ a few months,⁤ she secured​ a position‍ at a local nursing home. She notes, ‌“The hands-on training I received was instrumental.‌ I felt prepared​ on my first day.” ⁢Her story is ⁢just one example of how CNA training programs can ​transform lives and⁤ careers.

Conclusion

Deciding to pursue ⁢a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant is a commendable choice that opens‍ doors to many opportunities in the⁤ ever-growing healthcare industry. With⁤ a ​variety of options available, the top CNA training programs in Houston for 2023 provide excellent pathways ‍for aspiring CNAs.⁤ By choosing the right program, you ‌can gain the skills and confidence needed to excel in this vital role. Take the first step today to‍ unlock your future in healthcare!

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Why Tree Trimming is Important in Houston

Tree trimming provides several benefits that contribute to the longevity and vitality of your trees:

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Increases Safety: Overgrown branches can pose a significant risk, especially in storm-prone areas like Houston. Trimming reduces the risk of branches falling on homes, vehicles, or power lines during strong winds or storms.

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Why Hire a Professional Tree Trimming Service?

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Trust Texas Tree Expert for Tree Trimming Service in Houston

For expert tree trimming service in Houston, trust Texas Tree Expert. Their team of skilled arborists is committed to providing top-quality trimming services that improve the health and appearance of your trees.

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