As we approach the holiday season, I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude for the trust you have placed in Evergreen Private Care throughout this past year. As the Director of Nursing and on behalf of our clinical team, it’s an honor to support you, your health, and your independence at …

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By William “David” Snyder, Owner & CEO, Evergreen Private Care | U.S. Marine Corps Veteran For me, the call to serve began long before Evergreen Private Care existed, and before I ever wore the uniform. I was in high school when my father attended the FBI National Academy in Washington, D.C. A close family friend, …

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Mr. Hayward’s Story, A Life of Service At American House, Mr. Hayward is known for his quick wit, his love of fishing, and the steady pride that comes from a life well-lived. A proud U.S. Navy Veteran, he served aboard the USS Skagit, an attack cargo ship for six years beginning in 1951, and during …

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While November is recognized nationwide as Hospice Awareness Month, I didn’t want to wait to talk about the importance of hospice care. Fresh off the Treasure Coast Hospice Annual Golf Tournament, I was reminded of just how vital this work is—and how deeply it impacts the lives of patients and families. Too often, people only …

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As we continue to welcome new caregivers to the Evergreen Private Care team, we remain committed to providing compassionate, qualified care to all our clients. With these new additions, now is a great time to offer a few tips on how to make the transition smooth and successful when welcoming a new caregiver into your …

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Many of us know someone who has experienced a fall—or perhaps you’ve had one yourself. According to the National Council on Aging, falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for older adults. In fact, nearly 1 in 4 Americans age 65+ experiences a fall each year. The good news? Most falls are …

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As we move past the halfway mark of hurricane season and into its most active period, I want to take a moment to speak directly with you. Like many, I sometimes hesitate to bring up storms, hoping not to “jinx” the season. But experience has taught us that the best time to prepare is always …

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