Pinnacle Services and Summit Fiscal Agency attended the 117th Annual Minnesota Social Service Association’s (MSSA) conference and expo at the Minneapolis Hilton. This was the first year the conference was held at the Minneapolis Hilton, which provided spacious layout for vendors, ample seating for session attendees and the many amenities of downtown Minneapolis. New venue, …
Pinnacle Services is proud to announce that they have partnered with the web’s #1 resource for Home Care Services and Senior Services Gilbert Guide to help enhance the exposure of Pinnacle’s Home Care Services. Right from the beginning, we were very impressed with just the shear amount of information and resources this site had. When …
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*** FREQUENT CALLS: from your loved one or significant other. *** PHYSICAL OBSERVATION: increased fragility; unkempt person or home; increase sensory impairment; acute illness or injury. *** PSYCHOSOCIAL OBSERVATIONS: increased confusion/forgetfulness; anxiety or depression; change in mood or personality; increased isolation; new or increased paranoia; deteriorating relationships. *** SUPPORT SYSTEMS: inadequate support systems; change in …
Check out our new marketing video “Home Care High Five” with the high five guys from Funny or Die. Enjoy! Home Care High Fivefromnoah namowicz on Vimeo Pinnacle Services, a Minnesota based senior care provider www.pinnacleservices.org, has teamed up with the high five guys from funnyordie.com to create Home Care High Five. We had a …
I came across an article on the AARP website that addresses the need for support to “elder orphans.” Elder orphans are described as seniors that have no immediate family or friends to help care for them or to make important decisions about their care. The article does a great job of explaining the current situation …
While catching up on reading I came across an article in the New York Times that addresses how the recession has impacted families who are caring for a family member. The article does a great job of describing the hardships to caregivers caused by the recession. The full article can be found at: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/07/us/07squeeze.html?scp=1&sq=Chokehold&st=cse
