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Life’s little ups and downs can weigh on us, but home is where the heart finds its glow—nourish yourself with wholesome meals, keep your mind buzzing with fun, melt stress away with a quiet moment, and let regular check-ins keep you strong. At All Care Provider, we’re cheering you on as you age with grace in your cozy corner of the world. What’s your go-to comfort food that makes home feel extra special? Tell us below—I might just try it myself! #ComfortFood #HomeSweetHome #AgingWithGrace #SelfCare #FoodieFaves #AllCareProvider

All Care Provider changes the world with beauty felt in the heart. Helen Keller’s luminous truth—'The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched—they must be felt with the heart'—exalts unseen love. Over 30+ years, this lights our path: our home health care fills patients and clinicians with empathy, crafting a better world for all. #Service #ChangeTheWorld #Compassion

??? March 24 is World Tuberculosis Day, commemorating Dr. Robert Koch's 1882 discovery of the bacterium that causes TB, while raising awareness about this preventable and curable disease. TB remains one of the world's top infectious killers, disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations. Prevention, early detection, and access to treatment are crucial in the fight against TB. Key facts about tuberculosis: 1. TB is preventable and curable with proper treatment 2. One-fourth of the world's population has latent TB 3. Early detection and complete treatment are essential 4. Drug-resistant TB requires special attention 5. Global cooperation is key to ending the TB epidemic Trusted resources for TB information: ? World Health Organization: who.int/tuberculosis ? Stop TB Partnership: stoptb.org ? CDC Tuberculosis Information: cdc.gov/tb ? International Union Against Tuberculosis: theunion.org Together, we can work toward a TB-free world. #WorldTBDay #Tuberculosis #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth #TBPrevention

?? March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day. The date (3/21) represents the three copies of chromosome 21, which characterizes Down syndrome. We celebrate the unique perspectives and contributions of individuals with Down syndrome in our communities. Today, many people wear colorful mismatched socks to raise awareness - these represent the uniqueness of every individual and serve as a conversation starter about acceptance and inclusion. Key messages for World Down Syndrome Day: 1. Every person with Down syndrome has unique abilities and talents 2. Inclusive education and workplaces benefit everyone 3. Early support and intervention create more opportunities 4. Community acceptance and understanding are vital 5. People with Down syndrome lead fulfilling, meaningful lives Trusted resources for information and support: ? World Down Syndrome Day: worlddownsyndromeday.org ? National Down Syndrome Society: ndss.org ? Down Syndrome International: ds-int.org ? Global Down Syndrome Foundation: globaldownsyndrome.org Together, we can create a more inclusive world where every person is valued and respected. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #WDSD #DownSyndrome #Inclusion #LotOfSocks #Accept

All Care Provider changes the world by choosing feeling over indifference. Charlie Chaplin’s piercing truth—'We think too much and feel too little'—challenges us to lead with heart. Across 30+ years, this moves us deeply: our home health services wrap patients and clinicians in empathy, prioritizing human connection over cold routine to transform lives. #Empathy #ChangeTheWorld #CareForAll

?? March 20 is World Oral Health Day, uniting people globally to promote the importance of oral health in overall well-being. Good oral health is essential for eating, speaking, and smiling with confidence. Prevention and early intervention are key to maintaining a healthy mouth for life. Key oral health facts: 1. Oral diseases affect nearly 3.5 billion people worldwide 2. Most oral health conditions are largely preventable 3. Oral health is linked to overall physical health 4. Regular dental check-ups can detect problems early 5. Good oral hygiene habits start in childhood Trusted resources for oral health information: ? FDI World Dental Federation: worldoralhealthday.org ? World Health Organization: https://lnkd.in/grHspRFz ? American Dental Association: ada.org ? International Association for Dental Research: iadr.org A healthy mouth is fundamental to a healthy life. #WorldOralHealthDay #OralHealth #DentalHealth #GlobalHealth #Prevention

??? March 20 marks National Native American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, honoring American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities while raising awareness about HIV prevention, testing, and support. This observance recognizes the impact of HIV/AIDS in Native communities and emphasizes the importance of culturally appropriate prevention, testing, and care resources. Important resources available 24/7: ? CDC Info: 1-800-CDC-INFO (232-4636) ? HIV Testing Sites: gettested.cdc.gov ? HIV.gov Service Locator: locator.hiv.gov Trusted organizations for information and support: ? Indian Health Service: ihs.gov/hivaids ? National Native American AIDS Prevention Center: nnaapc.org ? Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: cdc.gov/hiv ? National Indian Health Board: nihb.org Knowledge empowers communities. Get tested. Get support. Get involved. *Confidential testing and support resources are available through the services listed above.* #NNHAAD #HIVAwareness #NativeHealth #Prevention #Healthcare #IndianCountry

At All Care Provider, we change the world by making lives better, one act at a time. Robert F. Kennedy’s heartfelt vision—'The purpose of life is to contribute in some way to making things better'—defines purpose through compassion. Over 30+ years, this spirit lifts us: our home health care pours empathy into patients and clinicians, healing and improving all we touch. #HomeHealth #ChangeTheWorld #Compassion

?? March is National Athletic Training Month, celebrating the essential role athletic trainers play in sports medicine, injury prevention, and athlete wellness. Athletic trainers are healthcare professionals who work tirelessly to keep athletes safe and healthy, from prevention through recovery. Their expertise extends beyond sports to industrial, performing arts, military, and other active settings. Key contributions of athletic trainers: 1. Injury prevention and risk management 2. Emergency care and acute injury management 3. Rehabilitation and return-to-play protocols 4. Concussion assessment and management 5. Overall wellness and performance optimization Trusted resources for athletic training information: ? National Athletic Trainers' Association: nata.org ? Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers: bocatc.org ? Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education: caate.net ? Journal of Athletic Training: natajournals.org Thank an athletic trainer today for their dedication to health and safety in sports and active lifestyles. #AthleticTraining #NATM #SportsHealth #SportsMedicine #AthleticTrainer #Healthcare

??? March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month, highlighting the importance of protecting our vision in all work environments. Whether you work in an office with digital screens or in industrial settings requiring safety equipment, taking care of your eyes at work is essential for long-term eye health. Key workplace eye wellness tips: 1. Follow the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds 2. Properly position screens to reduce glare and eye strain 3. Use appropriate protective eyewear for your work environment 4. Maintain proper lighting at your workstation 5. Take regular breaks to reduce digital eye strain Trusted resources for workplace eye safety: ? American Academy of Ophthalmology: https://lnkd.in/gFfwz3eV ? National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health: cdc.gov/niosh ? Occupational Safety and Health Administration: https://lnkd.in/eMGJZG9i ? Prevent Blindness: https://lnkd.in/gb95BtwT Protect your vision today for a clearer tomorrow. #WorkplaceWellness #EyeHealth #OccupationalSafety #DigitalEyeStrain #WorkplaceSafety