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Patients need them But there s a shortage of low-paid home health aides in N J

It’s almost dinner time at Monica Flores’ house in a working-class neighborhood of Camden, and her evening home health aide, Yanely Gutierrez, is helping her down the stairs. Flores, a 42-year-old former Camden school teacher whose advanced cervical cancer rendered her disabled in 2019, cannot walk on her own, much less get up and down the stairs of the small row house on South 27th Street she .

Patients need them But there s a shortage of low-paid home health aides in N J

Patients need them But there s a shortage of low-paid home health aides in N J
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Vaccinations lag for home health workers

Vaccinations lag for home health workers
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Vaccinations Lag for Home Health Workers

Table of Contents Vaccinations Lag for Home Health Workers Ruth Caballero, a nurse with The Visiting Nurse Service of New York, puts on personal protective equipment before entering a patient’s apartment in upper Manhattan. Nurses and aides who work in people’s homes are less likely to have received a COVID-19 vaccine than their counterparts who work in other settings. John Minchillo The Associated Press Gaudy Baez-Montero, 41, works full-time in Massachusetts as a personal care aide for an 11-year-old boy with cerebral palsy. She wants to get a COVID-19 vaccine to protect herself and the child, but she’s struggling to get an appointment.

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