Professional Home Health Care and Hospice

03/09/2026

Public Statement from Professional Home Health Care and Hospice

We would like to make our community and followers aware of a recent social media matter involving statements made by an individual named Marlene Swafford that references Professional Home Health Care and Hospice as her current employer.

Ms. Swafford has never been employed by nor affiliated with Professional Home Health Care and Hospice. We are currently unsure how or why our organization was linked to her page. According to publicly available information, the individual appears to be located in Missouri, while Professional Home Health Care and Hospice has operated exclusively in Texas for nearly 30 years.

These statements do not represent the views, values, or practices of our organization.

The page in question has been reported to the platform so the situation can be reviewed.

Professional Home Health Care and Hospice remains committed to maintaining the integrity of our organization and upholding the values that guide our care—integrity, respect, and treating every individual with dignity. These principles continue to guide how we serve our patients, families, staff, and the communities we are honored to care for.

We appreciate the continued support and trust of our community.

Professional Home Health Care and Hospice
Administration Team

12/27/2025

10/07/2025

It’s been a week since we lost Cameron a valued member of the Professional Home Health team from May 2007 to present, dedicating over 17 years of service to our organization and the patients she cared for.

Cameron, was full of life and laughter. She dearly loved her job and her patients, approaching every day with dedication and compassion. There was no task too difficult for Cameron to accomplish—she was hardworking, reliable, and served as a great educator to colleagues and patients alike.

Her warmth, expertise, and unwavering commitment to excellence made her not just an exceptional nurse, but an irreplaceable colleague and friend.
We will surely miss her bright spirit, her infectious laughter, and her passionate dedication to caring for others.
Cameron’s legacy lives on in the lives she touched and the standard of compassionate care she exemplified every day.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Cameron’s family during this difficult time. May her soul rest in eternal peace 🙏🏾

10/01/2025

Fall in Texas - or what we first responders affectionately refer to as “job shirt season" - is here. This means we finally get to enjoy some cooler mornings, but that also means changing conditions on shift. Take a few minutes this week to check in with yourself and adjust:
• Layers are your friend! Mornings can start chilly and afternoons heat right back up. Staying comfortable keeps you focused.
• Hydration still matters - just because it feels cooler doesn’t mean your body needs less water.
• We all know comfort foods come with fall, but steady energy keeps you at your best on the job.
• Get outside and enjoy the cooler temps! The crisp air can help reduce stress, boost mood, and recharge you between calls.
• Reset with the season - Fall is a reminder that change is healthy. Take stock of your routines and adjust where you need balance.
Your wellness is just as important as the care you provide to others. Take time to enjoy the season, breathe deep, and keep taking care of yourself.

Stay safe out there – the Texans in your community count on you, and so do we.

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