Rhonda Oliver is Avila’s Caregiver of the Month for March, 2025!
Announcing Rhonda Oliver as Avila’s Caregiver of the Month for March, 2025! We are delighted to bestow this honor upon Rhonda- she has been an incredibly dependable and compassionate Caregiver, and she is always willing to step in whenever needed. Rhonda is known for her calm, patient, and attentive nature, making a meaningful impact on her clients and their families. Her strong communication with the Avila office staff, reliability, and willingness to go above and beyond, make her a valued part of our team. We are thankful for her dedication and the care she provides every day. One of Rhonda’s clients shared: “Rhonda has done so much for my mom and my family—we are so grateful. I don’t know what I would do without her!” and “Rhonda took charge and is proactive. I would have her come every day if I could.” Congratulations, Rhonda!
Vivette Epie is Avila’s Caregiver of the Month for July, 2021!
Avila is delighted to share that Vivette Epie is our Caregiver of the Month for July, 2021! Vivette is one of the most joyful caregivers you will ever meet! She loves to care for people and she serves her clients with tremendous dedication. She is always willing to jump in and help whenever she is…
Mental Health Concerns in Seniors are Under-Diagnosed
Studies have shown that seniors are less likely to be diagnosed—and consequently, treated—for mental health problems, even though this is an acute concern for aging populations. Here, the elder care providers at Avila Home Care discuss this issue and best practices for ensuring the senior in your life is getting the care they need. Mental…
A Life of Miracles- In Honor of Avila Home Care Client Helen “Halina” Silber
Avila Home Care was blessed to care for Helen “Halina” Silber until her passing this year. A survivor of the Holocaust, she was number 16 of the 1200 souls on Schindler’s list.
“She always said that her life had been a series of ‘miracles with improbable ends and that God was with me all the way,’ and he was until the end of her days,” her daughter Fran reflects.