Community Updates
Get to know the CHC Solutions team and our customers in addition to learning more about community events, initiatives and updates.
Community Updates
The Connect Customer Experience with Barb Zablotney
Barb Zablotney is the president of the South Central Pennsylvania Chapter of United Spinal, the president of Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania and a CHC Solutions, Inc. Connect customer. We spoke with her about her experience with CHC Solutions as a medical supplies provider.
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The Connect Customer Experience with Libby Powers
CHC Solutions, Inc. supports individuals with special and/or complex healthcare needs through our care-coordination model, Connect. With Connect, patients, their families and caregivers don’t need to worry about when medical supplies will arrive at their homes. We call our customers proactively each month to streamline the process for their reorder deliveries.
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Find Adaptive Clothing at Your Favorite Retailers
More mainstream retailers are including adaptive options. The LifeZest organization, which is dedicated to assistive technology for independent living, remote care and peace of mind, highlighted several of these adaptive options.
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National Employee Health and Fitness Month
May is National Employee Health and Fitness Month. Whether you are still working from home or working in the office, sitting for long periods of time at your desk can cause discomfort or pain. Learn basic tips and stretches that help promote blood flow, alleviate stiffness and stretch the muscles.
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Choosing A Wheelchair-Friendly College
For some young adults, the next step after high school is college. People who use wheelchairs may want to research disability-friendly campuses when searching for the right school. Fortunately, there are many colleges that set the bar high and offer a safe and accessible environment.
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Dietitian Insights into National Nutrition Month
Registered dietitian with CHC Solutions, Inc., Gina Salvatori, is here to update us on National Nutrition Month and provide us with tips.
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Product Coordinator for Continuum Connect
Anna Mueller is one of the Continuum Connect product coordinators. Her previous work experience includes working at a nursing home for special care patients. There, she became familiar with medical supplies.
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Monitoring Your Carbohydrates with Diabetes
When maintaining a healthy diet, it is important to remember that balance is key with all foods. This is also true when managing your diabetes.
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Adaptive Halloween Costumes Full of Fun and Inclusivity
Halloween is just around the corner! So, it is time to get ready for all the activities including dressing up. This year, leading companies designed costumes keeping all children in mind. It is great to see that fun and inclusivity are of high importance this season.
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Introduction to Variety’s Stroller Program
Imagine if someone could not get up and go wherever or whenever they wanted. There would be less spontaneity; many aspects of life would require planning. Unfortunately, for many families of children with disabilities, this is reality, according to the nonprofit group Variety, The Children’s Charity.
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Information on Receiving an Endowment for SCI Rehabilitation
More than 10,000 people acquire a spinal cord injury (SCI) each year in North America. The group Spinal Cord Opportunities for Rehabilitation Endowment (SCORE) offers special grants for those who are trying to offset the cost of recuperating from an SCI.
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Some Insights Into Food Allergies Awareness Week
For Food Allergies Awareness Week, which started May 10, we’d like to remind families who have children with food allergies or food intolerances that label-reading is incredibly important.
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Charity seeks to help area children with special needs
A 14-year-old girl with disabilities watched as nearly 10 adaptive bikes rolled off the truck one by one, and she glowed with anticipation to see her new bike for the first time.
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Sensory Winter Activities for Kids with Cerebral Palsy
It can be difficult for caregivers to find fun but accessible activities in colder weather for children with Cerebral Palsy, as it is for other children with special or complex healthcare needs.