Becoming a Home Health Aide (HHA) in New York City is a career choice that comes with multiple benefits. From opportunities to develop professionally to flexibility to growth in other areas of your life, this might be the best next step for you!

Home health aides (HHAs) are the foundation of healthcare and will be needed more as the population ages. If you enjoy helping others who are elderly, have long-term care needs, are recovering from surgery, or are disabled, you should consider obtaining your HHA certification.  

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a federal program that provides monthly financial assistance to low-income families, those with disabilities, and senior citizens. SNAP helps bring nutritious foods to those who can’t afford them. Keep reading more information on this program.

Home care services provide extra support to family caregivers by assisting them in caring for their loved ones. Home care services help seniors aging in place, those living with a disability, or even short-term care while recovering from surgery. 

Many vital services are paid for by Medicaid coverage. Unfortunately, sometimes people who qualify for Medicaid are not aware of this.

Whether you're taking care of someone on a professional or personal level, check these easy tips on self-care for caregivers.

Caring for aging parents from a long distance it’s especially stressful. But there's good news! You may be surprised at all you can do remotely.