HOUSTON AREA CONTINUITY OF CARE
Location:
King Ranch Texas Kitchen 1605 Post Oak Blvd Houston, TX 77056
Time:
Registration 11:15 am / Start 11:30 am
TOPIC
Post-Acute Care: Criteria and Outcomes
SPEAKER: Christy Medlin
Market Director of Strategy and Integration
PAM Health Rehab Hospitals: Houston
Christy is a nurse with 25 years of experience in acute and post-acute care settings in the Houston area. With extensive knowledge of the care continuum, she will be speaking on post-acute levels of care, highlighting criteria for appropriate placement and transitions to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
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HOUSTON AREA CONTINUITY OF CARE
ABOUT US
We are an organization that allows our members to remain up to date on the evolving healthcare industry.
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We look forward to speaking with you about the benefits of membership and the many opportunities available to your company for networking with your industry peers, learning about the latest industry trends, and much more.
ABOUT US
Since 1988, the Houston Area Continuity of Care organization (HACOC) has united professionals in the senior care industry – to network, to learn and to reach out to Houston’s senior community. Whether it is members from elder law, in-home care, home health care, hospice, independent living/assisted living/memory care, financial planning, senior services, hospitals, clinics, or non-profit work focused on seniors, Houston Area Continuity of Care professionals are there – dedicated, educated, committed to offering only the best services available. Our seniors deserve nothing less.
Corporate Presenter Level
Corporate Sustainer Level
MEMBERSHIP
| Member | Company | Telephone |
|---|---|---|
| Ames, Jordyn | Mir Senior Care Management, Inc. | 512-615-6116 |
| Ankrah, Carmen | Bright Star Care of N. Houston | 832-917-0480 |
| Arca, Christina, LVN | Caring Professional Home Health Services, Inc. | 832-649-1269 |
| Bardlette, Delilah | Tootl Transport | 708-491-9295 |
| Beahan, Lorraine | Your Legacy Legal Care | 281-218-0880 |
| Bell, Marion | Health, Home & Beyond | 713-447-0436 |
| Bloomer, Dawn | Interim HealthCare Houston Southeast | 832-404-2006 |
| Bolukbasi, Serhat | Homewatch CareGivers of Houston Galleria | 713-766-0908 |
| Burck, Adam | Sleep Restfully - Multi Medical Equipment | 281-714-5026 |
| Cherry, Collisto “Coco” | Coco’s Elite Personal Care Home Consulting | 713-515-2955 |
| Cubellis, Guido | Always Best Care Senior Senior Services | 281-392-1222 |
| Douglas, Chris | River Oaks Hospital | 832-435-2795 |
| Ellis, Shepherd | Spring Branch Medical Supply | 713-465-2200 |
| Fleeks, Andrea | Houston Hospice | 832-896-1948 |
| Gabriel, Brittany | Village of River Oaks | 832-519-6744 |
| Hartman, Cindy | C&S Care Management - C&S Healthcare Services | 281-550-8444 |
| Jackson-McCulloch, Janet | Consultant | 713-594-1072 |
| Jacobs, Sharona | Elder Advisory Group | 713-624-4288 |
| Jacobs, Wynona | Always Best Care of Greater West Houston | 832-460-2000 |
| McNeel, Liz | McNeel Realty Group | 713-826-2731 |
| Posso, Debby | Volunteer Interfaith Caregivers, Southwest | 713-772-8181 |
| Shapiro, Jane | Houston Jewish Funerals - Distinctive Life Cremation and Funeral Services | 713-725-1542 |
| Soones, Dr. Tacara | Dahlia Physician House Calls | 346-200-7035 |
| Sutherland, Laura, LMSW | Gayle Wells Foundation | 832-470-9526 |
| Truax, Jon | X-Ray Mobile Texas | 832-525-0134 |
| Voigt, Ellen | New Thresholds | 612-849-0086 |
| Ward, Kim | Belmont Village Senior Living | 346-241-2319 |
| Wier, Dan | Assisted Living Locators | 281-691-6321 |
| Wood, Aimee | Executor Support | 281-928-1013 |
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CHARITABLE OUTREACH
Second Servings’ mission is to alleviate hunger and reduce waste in Houston by rescuing perfectly edible surplus food, and delivering it directly to local nonprofits. As the only perishable food rescue organization in Houston, they reach over 250,000 people annually, delivering high-quality, fresh food to over 150 Houston-area shelters, soup kitchens, low-income housing and other nonprofits from our generous donors, such as distributors, retailers, hotels, sports venues, etc. This perfectly edible food helps nourish abused women and children, at-risk youth, veterans, adults in recovery, disabled homeless seniors, low-income single adults and families and many others. Delivering the food at no cost allows their nonprofit partners to save a significantl on food budgets, enabling them to serve more people, provide additional services and pay overhead costs.
MISSION STATEMENT:
Houston Area Continuity of Care (HACOC) encourages information sharing among healthcare professionals dedicated to the continuity of care for senior adults. The organization provides member benefits through networking, education and open communication – allowing members to remain up to date on the evolving healthcare industry.
