BAYADA Home Health Care, a national leader in providing the highest quality of home care services for people of all ages, is offering a paid residency program for recent nurse graduates to transition into a professional adult nursing role.

BAYADA Home Health Care, a trusted leader in providing clinical care and support services at home for children and adults of all ages, interviewed more than 100 prospective employees at an Open House on Saturday, January 20 and Sunday, January 21 at the San Juan Marriott Resort to learn about employment opportunities for Puerto Rico-based nurses impacted by Hurricane Maria.

BAYADA  identified 26 prospective nurses to fill open home health care nursing positions in  Minnesota  which includes four administrative offices that serve approximately 100 children and adults.

      The BAYADAbility team is specialized to care for people with catastrophic illnesses. 

BAYADAbility Rehab Solutions—a BAYADA program dedicated to the care management of people with catastrophic injuries, illnesses, and disabilities—added four new Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurses (CRRNs) to the team. BAYADA Nurses Kendra Cierra, Manchester, NH office, Stacey Rice, Adult Care Practice office in Morristown, NJ, Danielle Parker-Kley, Dover, DE office, and Denise Lester, Westminster, CO office recently passed the rigorous CRRN certification exam after completing an intense six-month BAYADAbility-sponsored mentoring program.

Pat Connors spent his goodbye party smiling the whole time - Photo courtesy of Mike Christy of the Arizona Daily Star

In early March 2017, 48 year-old Pat Connors, a prominent restauranteur in Tucson, AZ, knew he wanted a joyful celebration of his life—not a typical sad funeral—as he faced the end stages of stage-4 lung cancer. And he wanted to be there for it, too. He desired an “awake wake,” as he called it, to say goodbye to his family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors at the restaurant he owned.

“With so many of us in our red sweaters, we were a force to be reckoned with.” – Founder of the BAYADAbility program, Ann Baiada, now a retired CRRN and director of Headquarters

The Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (ARN) held their annual conference in Philadelphia from Wednesday, September 28 to Saturday, October 1. More than 800 rehabilitation nurses from around the country gathered at the event to advance their knowledge and explore cutting-edge rehab nursing solutions. BAYADA's own BAYADAbility Rehab Solutions team members—more than 25 strong— attended, representing BAYADA with informational materials and three conference presentations.