A Moment's Notice Health Care

10/01/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the warriors who have fought, to uplift those still battling, and to empower a future of hope. At AMNHC, we stand with you every step of the way.

09/23/2025

Extremely grateful for our amazing caregivers 🦋

Today we celebrate the caregivers – the unsung heroes.

To every caregiver: we see you, we honor you, and we are here to support you.

Learn more: alzpark.org
Donate today: https://alzpark.org/donate/

09/18/2025

We are proud to be supporting the Alzheimer & Parkinson's Association at their event "Walk to Remember". 🦋AMNHC has participated in this fundraiser for many years! The Alzheimer & Parkinson's Association supports the families in Indian River County by raising awareness and funds for essential programs offered to members of our county who are impacted by memory and/or movement disorders. Walk with us this year to show your support!

09/16/2025

Thought about trying home care but not sure if it's right for you? Come bid on our "Coastal Cowgirl" basket for Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce Denim & Diamonds Event on Thursday! Our donation offers 10 FREE hours of non-skilled home care along with other goodies! 🐚💎🤠

*Care is only valid for one person.

09/12/2025

Why leave when you can stay? A Moment's Notice Health Care specializes in caring for you and your loved ones while still enjoying the comfort of home.🏠 Call us today to see how we can help you! 772-978-9092

05/22/2025

Memorial Day, a day to honor those who have died in service of their country, can be a meaningful occasion for seniors, especially those who have served or have family members who have served. It's a time for reflection, remembrance, and community engagement.
Here are some ways to celebrate Memorial Day with seniors:
Activities for Seniors:
• Memorial Day Ceremonies: Attend or watch a local Memorial Day ceremony online or on television.
• Sharing Stories and Memories: Encourage seniors to share their personal stories and memories of war or service, fostering a sense of connection and belonging.
• Watching Memorial Day Parades: Tune into parades or online tributes together to share the community's celebration.
• Reflective Activities: Create a memory book, light candles, or play patriotic music to set a reflective mood.
• Outdoor Picnics and Games: Enjoy the warmer weather with outdoor picnics and games, promoting socialization and physical activity.
• Patriotic Crafts and Decorations: Get involved in making decorations like poppies, ribbons, and bunting.
• Sharing Memorial Day Food: Enjoy a Memorial Day cookout with classic American fare like hot dogs, watermelon, and ice cream.
Tips for Safety and Well-being:
• Ensure Safety: Be mindful of the elderly's mobility, comfort, and sun exposure when attending events outdoors.
• Stay Hydrated: Encourage seniors to drink plenty of water, especially during outdoor activities.
• Consider Emotional Needs: Be aware that Memorial Day can evoke powerful emotions, and make time for rest and quiet reflection.
• Medications: Double-check that medications are packed and scheduled if your loved one is spending the day away from their community.
By incorporating these activities and tips, you can help ensure that Memorial Day is a meaningful and enjoyable experience for seniors, allowing them to honor those who have served while also taking care of their physical and emotional well-being.

05/20/2025

Questions about home health care.

Where do I start? How do I navigate the Senior Care Maze?

To begin with questions about home health care, start by understanding your needs and what services are available. Then, research different agencies and their offerings, and ask specific questions to compare their services and ensure they meet your needs and preferences.

1. Understanding Your Needs:
• Identify specific needs: Determine what types of care are needed (e.g., personal care, skilled nursing, therapy) and when (e.g., 24/7, intermittent, etc.).
• Consider eligibility: Understand if you or the person needing care is eligible for home health through Medicare or other insurance.
• Set realistic goals: Establish what you hope to achieve with home health care (e.g., improved mobility, medication management).
2. Researching Agencies:
• Find local agencies: Ask your doctor, hospital discharge planning office, or a senior center for recommendations.
• Check for accreditation and licenses: Ensure agencies are licensed and accredited, indicating they meet basic quality standards.
• Read online reviews: Look for testimonials or reviews on websites like Google.
3. Asking Specific Questions:
• Service capabilities: Inquire about the types of services offered (e.g., personal care, skilled nursing, therapies) and whether they provide 24/7 care.
• Agency or Registry: An Agency offers more protection for clients looking for in home care.
• Staffing and training: Ask about the qualifications, experience, and training of their staff, including background checks and bonding.
• Insurance and billing: Find out which insurance plans are accepted and how billing works.
• Communication and follow-up: Inquire about how they communicate with patients, families, and doctors, and how they address concerns.
• Emergency protocols: Ask about procedures for handling emergencies in the home.
• Care plan development: Determine if they develop a care plan and how it's shared with relevant parties.
• Flexibility and customization: Find out if they can adjust care plans based on changing needs and preferences.
• Cost and payment: Ask about the cost of services, payment options, and whether they accept different insurance plans.

Call us at 772-978-9092 and we can help you find your way.

05/20/2025

Questions about home health care.

Where do I start? How do I navigate the Senior Care Maze?

To begin with questions about home health care, start by understanding your needs and what services are available. Then, research different agencies and their offerings, and ask specific questions to compare their services and ensure they meet your needs and preferences.

1. Understanding Your Needs:
• Identify specific needs: Determine what types of care are needed (e.g., personal care, skilled nursing, therapy) and when (e.g., 24/7, intermittent, etc.).
• Consider eligibility: Understand if you or the person needing care is eligible for home health through Medicare or other insurance.
• Set realistic goals: Establish what you hope to achieve with home health care (e.g., improved mobility, medication management).
2. Researching Agencies:
• Find local agencies: Ask your doctor, hospital discharge planning office, or a senior center for recommendations.
• Check for accreditation and licenses: Ensure agencies are licensed and accredited, indicating they meet basic quality standards.
• Read online reviews: Look for testimonials or reviews on websites like Google.
3. Asking Specific Questions:
• Service capabilities: Inquire about the types of services offered (e.g., personal care, skilled nursing, therapies) and whether they provide 24/7 care.
• Agency or Registry: An Agency offers more protection for clients looking for in home care.
• Staffing and training: Ask about the qualifications, experience, and training of their staff, including background checks and bonding.
• Insurance and billing: Find out which insurance plans are accepted and how billing works.
• Communication and follow-up: Inquire about how they communicate with patients, families, and doctors, and how they address concerns.
• Emergency protocols: Ask about procedures for handling emergencies in the home.
• Care plan development: Determine if they develop a care plan and how it's shared with relevant parties.
• Flexibility and customization: Find out if they can adjust care plans based on changing needs and preferences.
• Cost and payment: Ask about the cost of services, payment options, and whether they accept different insurance plans.

Call us at 772-978-9092 and we can help you find your way.

05/08/2025

Every year, 𝗢𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻𝘀 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵 celebrates the contributions of older adults and reaffirms our commitment to serving them. At A Moment's Notice Health Care, we’re proud to support seniors' independence, dignity, and well-being for seniors in our community. We help them to remain in their homes and maintain the independence they deserve.