Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts

Thursday, May 16, 2019

Happy Armed Forces Day!

Thank You

to all our
Brave Men and Women
who have Served and are Serving
Our Country with
Bravery, Dedication and Self Sacrifice!

HAPPY ARMED FORCES DAY!

From all of us at


President Harry S. Truman led the effort to establish a single holiday for citizens to come together and thank our military members for their patriotic service in support of our country.

On August 31, 1949, Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced the creation of an Armed Forces Day to replace separate Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force Days.
The single day celebration stemmed from the unification of the Armed Forces under the Department of Defense. 


Armed Forces Day
falls on the 3rd Saturday in May


Tuesday, December 25, 2018

Merry Christmas from Care Wagon Medical Transport!

HAPPY CHRISTMAS GATHERINGS
& A WONDERFUL YEAR AHEAD

From Our Care Wagon Family To You and Yours!

Merry Christmas from The Care Wagon Medical Transport Team

Bring On The Merry and Have Your Jolliest Holiday Ever!




Our Care Wagon Medical Transport Team is excited to provide wheelchair accessible transportation for our disabled neighbors to attend holiday gatherings or nearby worship services, shopping trips, 
or even future hair dresser/barber appointments! 
 
Call us now to discuss your great destination ideas.
(909) 428-CARE (2273)

MERRY CHRISTMAS

HAPPY HANUKKAH
HAPPY NEW YEAR

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!

Christmas Day wheelchair accessible transportation

We Get You There With Care!

FULLY OPERATIONAL Christmas Eve & Christmas Day!
Making it possible for "Special Disabled Guests" to attend 
Family Holiday Gatherings is our joy!


Thursday, November 22, 2018

Best Wishes for a Wonderful Thanksgiving!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM OUR CARE WAGON FAMILY TO YOURS!

Happy ThanksGatherings From Care Wagon Medical Transport!

Happy ThanksGatherings!


Care Wagon Medical Transport will be 
FULLY OPERATIONAL Thanksgiving Day!

Making it possible for "Special Disabled Guests" to attend 
Family Holiday Gatherings is our joy!

Care Wagon will be closed Friday, November 23rd
to celebrate Our Family ThanksGathering
and will reopen on Monday, November 26th, to serve you.


(909)428-CARE(2273)

We Get You There With Care!


Saturday, November 17, 2018

Elderly Loved Ones May Feel Isolated During Holiday Gatherings Due To Possible Hearing Loss

Don't let unrecognized hearing loss isolate our elderly loved ones, who created so many beloved family holiday traditions!

Care Wagon Medical Transport and The Better Hearing Institute (BHI) is urging families across America to encourage loved ones with hearing loss to get their hearing checked and to have any hearing loss properly treated. 


By visiting www.hearingcheck.org, family members can use a simple, interactive screening tool to check their hearing in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. Families can also check their hearing together during holiday gatherings as a way to offer support to loved ones.

"The holiday season is meant to be a time of thanks, celebration, and joy," says Sergei Kochkin, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Better Hearing Institute. "But for many people, it is a time of year when unaddressed hearing loss can cause them to feel particularly isolated and depressed. Even when surrounded by loved ones, a family member's impaired ability to hear and  actively participate in conversation cuts them off. Oftentimes, they are left with a sense of sadness, inadequacy, and emotional isolation. This is especially true when the hearing loss is either unrecognized or is being 'hidden' by the family member with hearing loss."
Hearing loss is one of the most commonly unaddressed health conditions in America today, and affects more than 31.5 million Americans. When left untreated, hearing loss can lead to isolation and depression—a health issue that is already prevalent during the holiday season and may likely be more widespread this year, given the added financial worries that many Americans are currently facing.
So this year, be especially vigilant if you see that Uncle Fred is quiet at Thanksgiving or other holiday dinners. Maybe he can't hear you and needs your help in bringing him close to the family again.
Signs and symptoms of hearing loss include not being able to hear well in a crowded room or restaurant, having trouble hearing children and women, keeping the television or radio turned up to a high volume, needing to ask family and friends to repeat what they're saying, or experiencing ringing in the ears.
"When a family member experiences unaddressed hearing loss, it silently erodes the loved one's quality of life—undermining family relationships, interfering with short-term memory, and creeping into virtually every aspect of daily living," says Kochkin. "The good news is there are solutions to help loved ones with hearing loss regain the gift of sound so they don't need to draw back in silence. Hearing loss can be easily diagnosed, and there are modern-day solutions that can help people hear better."


If someone you love is experiencing hearing loss, try these tips to help them feel included in your upcoming holiday celebrations:


  • Keep the volume on the music and television down. Background noise makes it difficult for people with even mild—and sometimes undetected—hearing loss to follow the conversation.
  • Try to talk to your loved one from the side on which he or she hears best.
  • Speak clearly and not too fast. Don't talk loudly or shout.
  • Face the person as you speak, and keep your hands away from your face.
  • Write a sincere, loving letter before a big holiday family dinner or get-together, or suggest that your loved one write one, to remind folks about the need to speak clearly, one at a time, and to use effective communication strategies, such as repeating then rephrasing when your loved one doesn't understand them.
  • If you plan to host a holiday dinner or party, consider leaving the dishes and silverware in the china closet. Instead, use holiday-themed paper plates and plastic cutlery. This will cut down dramatically on the noise from cutlery clattering on plates.
"Most important, if someone you love appears to have a hearing loss, encourage them to get a hearing screening," Kochkin urges. "Many people decide to get their hearing checked because someone they love suggested it and provided support. And now, with the interactive tool available at www.hearingcheck.org, family members can more easily take that first, critical step in reclaiming their hearing, quality of life, and relationships."
What better gift can you give 
this holiday season?

 Happy Holidays! 

from Care Wagon Medical Transport



Care Wagon Medical Transport LLC

We Get You There With Care!


Tuesday, August 21, 2018

HAPPY NATIONAL SENIOR CITIZEN DAY!!


#SeniorCitizensDay - August 21


August 21st is National Senior Citizen Day!


If you have a senior relative, friend or neighbor, please take a little time to make their Senior Citizen Day special. 


Here are a few unique but simple ideas to do just that.
* Write them a letter or make them a little card telling them how much they mean to you.
* Just dropping by to say hello can make them feel very special.
* Work on a jigsaw puzzle together. Large format puzzles make it easier to see and handle the pieces.
* Check around the house for things that might have become difficult for your senior citizen to do, like changing high light bulbs or smoke detector batteries for their safety. 
* Create a collage of new pictures of friends, family, and particularly grand and great grandchildren. Add a nice frame and put it on a table where it can be viewed or attach it to the wall.
* If your elderly citizen has a pet, bring along a special pet treat or maybe a new pet throw blanket for its bed.
* Take your senior citizen for a nice outing - perhaps a museum, a movie or even a short visit to a local park might be enough to bring some enjoyment to their day. 
!!! If your senior is disabled, you can still take them for a nice outing!!!! Wheelchair accessible transportation to personal interest destinations can be easily arranged with a local medical transportation companyGift Certificates for non-emergency wheelchair accessible transportation may also be available to purchase for a future destination such as a trip to a salon/barber or other personal interest destination.
* And if your senior citizen prefers to stay home, bring a nice lunch or dinner to share and bring a movie along.

Have fun!!
Put a Jigsaw Puzzle together with a Senior Citizen!


Happy National Senior Citizen Day to all from Care Wagon Medical Transport! 

Friday, December 22, 2017

Merry Christmas From Care Wagon Medical Transport!

Merry Christmas Gatherings & A Wonderful Year Ahead


From Our Care Wagon Family To You and Yours!

Bring On The Merry and Have Your Jolliest Holiday Ever!





Our Care Wagon Medical Transport Team is excited to provide wheelchair accessible transportation for our disabled neighbors to attend holiday gatherings or nearby worship services, shopping trips, 
or even future hair dresser/barber appointments! 

Call us now to discuss your great destination ideas.
(909) 428-CARE (2273)

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!

We Get You There With Care!

Care Wagon Medical Transport will be 
FULLY OPERATIONAL Christmas Eve & Christmas Day!
Making it possible for "Special Disabled Guests" to attend 
Family Holiday Gatherings is our joy!

Thursday, December 7, 2017

Senior Loved Ones May Feel Isolated During Holiday Gatherings Due To Possible Hearing Loss

Don't let unrecognized hearing loss isolate our senior loved ones, who created so many beloved family holiday traditions!

Care Wagon Medical Transport and The Better Hearing Institute (BHI) is urging families across America to encourage loved ones with hearing loss to get their hearing checked and to have any hearing loss properly treated. 


By visiting www.hearingcheck.org, family members can use a simple, interactive screening tool to check their hearing in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. Families can also check their hearing together during holiday gatherings as a way to offer support to loved ones.

"The holiday season is meant to be a time of thanks, celebration, and joy," says Sergei Kochkin, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Better Hearing Institute. "But for many people, it is a time of year when unaddressed hearing loss can cause them to feel particularly isolated and depressed. Even when surrounded by loved ones, a family member's impaired ability to hear and  actively participate in conversation cuts them off. Oftentimes, they are left with a sense of sadness, inadequacy, and emotional isolation. This is especially true when the hearing loss is either unrecognized or is being 'hidden' by the family member with hearing loss."
Hearing loss is one of the most commonly unaddressed health conditions in America today, and affects more than 31.5 million Americans. When left untreated, hearing loss can lead to isolation and depression—a health issue that is already prevalent during the holiday season and may likely be more widespread this year, given the added financial worries that many Americans are currently facing.
So this year, be especially vigilant if you see that Uncle Fred is quiet at Thanksgiving or other holiday dinners. Maybe he can't hear you and needs your help in bringing him close to the family again.
Signs and symptoms of hearing loss include not being able to hear well in a crowded room or restaurant, having trouble hearing children and women, keeping the television or radio turned up to a high volume, needing to ask family and friends to repeat what they're saying, or experiencing ringing in the ears.
"When a family member experiences unaddressed hearing loss, it silently erodes the loved one's quality of life—undermining family relationships, interfering with short-term memory, and creeping into virtually every aspect of daily living," says Kochkin. "The good news is there are solutions to help loved ones with hearing loss regain the gift of sound so they don't need to draw back in silence. Hearing loss can be easily diagnosed, and there are modern-day solutions that can help people hear better."

If someone you love is experiencing hearing loss, try these tips to help them feel included in your upcoming holiday celebrations:


  • Keep the volume on the music and television down. Background noise makes it difficult for people with even mild—and sometimes undetected—hearing loss to follow the conversation.
  • Try to talk to your loved one from the side on which he or she hears best.
  • Speak clearly and not too fast. Don't talk loudly or shout.
  • Face the person as you speak, and keep your hands away from your face.
  • Write a sincere, loving letter before a big holiday family dinner or get-together, or suggest that your loved one write one, to remind folks about the need to speak clearly, one at a time, and to use effective communication strategies, such as repeating then rephrasing when your loved one doesn't understand them.
  • If you plan to host a holiday dinner or party, consider leaving the dishes and silverware in the china closet. Instead, use holiday-themed paper plates and plastic cutlery. This will cut down dramatically on the noise from cutlery clattering on plates.
"Most important, if someone you love appears to have a hearing loss, encourage them to get a hearing screening," Kochkin urges. "Many people decide to get their hearing checked because someone they love suggested it and provided support. And now, with the interactive tool available at www.hearingcheck.org, family members can more easily take that first, critical step in reclaiming their hearing, quality of life, and relationships. What better gift can you give this holiday season?"

 Happy Holidays! from Care Wagon Medical Transport


Care Wagon Medical Transport LLC

We Get You There With Care!

Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Unique Gift Idea For The Disabled Someone On Your List

Finding that perfect gift for your physically disabled someone can be extremely challenging. 

The perfect unique gift idea is available!

Holidays may be a little depressing for some disabled family members that have become unable to attend special family gatherings due to their physical disabilities and their transportation options. 

Our Care Wagon Medical Transport Team is excited to provide wheelchair accessible transportation for our disabled neighbors to attend holiday gatherings or nearby worship services, shopping trips, or even future hair dresser/barber appointments! Call us now to discuss your great destination ideas.



HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!

We Get You There With Care!



Care Wagon Medical Transport will be 
FULLY OPERATIONAL Christmas Eve & Christmas Day!
Making it possible for "Special Disabled Guests" to attend 
Family Holiday Gatherings is our joy!

Thursday, November 23, 2017

Thanksgiving Wishes From Care Wagon Medical Transport!

Happy Thanksgiving From Our Care Wagon Family To Yours!

Happy ThanksGatherings From Care Wagon Medical Transport!

Best Wishes for a Wonderful Thanksgiving!



(909)428-CARE(2273)

We Get You There With Care!

Care Wagon Medical Transport will be 
FULLY OPERATIONAL Thanksgiving Day!

Making it possible for "Special Disabled Guests" to attend 
Family Holiday Gatherings is our joy!

Saturday, November 11, 2017

Happy Veterans Day!

Thank you to all our Veterans for serving our country and protecting our freedom!

Thank you veterans for your service!

Veterans Day is an official United States public holiday, observed annually on November 11, that honors military veterans: that is, persons who served in the United States Armed Forces.



Care Wagon Medical Transport LLC would like to thank all our VETERANS for serving our country and protecting our freedom!


We enjoy our freedom because of all those that serve and have served! 
Thank you for your service!

(909)428-CARE(2273)


Saturday, August 12, 2017

Remember Our Senior Citizens this August 21st!


#SeniorCitizensDay - August 21


National Senior Citizens Day is August 21st!



If you have a senior relative, friend or neighbor, please take a little time to let them know that they are special, appreciated and loved this Senior Citizens Day!



Here are a few unique but simple ideas to do just that.

* Write them a letter or make them a little card telling them how much they mean to you.
* Just dropping by to say hello can make them feel very special.
* Work on a jigsaw puzzle together. Large format puzzles make it easier to see and handle the pieces.
* Check around the house for things that might have become difficult for your senior citizen to do, like changing high light bulbs or smoke detector batteries for their safety.
* Create a collage of new pictures of friends, family, and particularly grand and great grandchildren. Add a nice frame and put it on a table where it can be viewed or attach it to the wall.
* If your elderly citizen has a pet, bring along a special pet treat or maybe a new pet throw blanket for its bed.
* Take your senior citizen for a nice outing - perhaps a museum, a movie or even a short visit to a local park might be enough to bring some enjoyment to their day. !!! If your senior is disabled, you can still take them for a nice outing!!!! Wheelchair accessible transportation to personal interest destinations can be easily arranged with a local medical transportation company. Gift Certificates for non-emergency transportation may also be available to purchase for a future destination such as a trip to a salon/barber, worship service or other personal interest destination.
* And if your senior citizen prefers to stay home, bring a nice lunch or dinner to share and bring a movie along.
* If all of these suggestions are not possible because of physical location, just a short "Hello" Phone Call can also be a wonderful way to make them feel special and not forgotten!

Have a little fun!!

****If you are a senior citizen, check for special discounts and promotions that may be offered at stores and restaurants in your area! Don't forget that Care Wagon Medical Transport is available to assist with wheelchair accessible transportation your Senior Citizens Day Activities! Visit our Care Wagon Website for more information about our services.

Your Senior may even enjoy a "Tea Party"
National Senior Citizens Day Fun
with their great-grandchildren!

Happy National Senior Citizens Day to all

from Care Wagon Medical Transport! 

Non-emergency transportation to personal interest destinations.
#SeniorCitizensDay

Thursday, June 15, 2017

Happy Father's Day To All Our Wonderful Dad's!

Care Wagon Medical Transport Celebrating Father's Day!

Father's Day Great Dads on Earth and in Heaven

Care Wagon Medical Transport will be Fully Functional on FATHER'S DAY providing Wheelchair Accessible Transportation to our Local Disabled Dad's for Local Family Father's Day Celebration Events and Sunday Worship Services!


Father's Day, Disabled Dads, in Heaven, step-dads, foster dads, granddads


CareWagon.com

Call Care Wagon Now To Discuss Your Transportation Needs!

(909) 428-CARE (2273)

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Raise Your Flag With Pride On Flag Day!

Flag Day is June 14th!

Flag Day is a day for all Americans to celebrate and show respect for our flag, its designers and makers.

Raise the flag on Flag Day with Pride! CareWagon.com

Our flag is representative of our independence and our unity as a nation……one nation, under God, indivisible.

As Americans, we have every right to be proud
of our culture, our nation, and our flag.
So raise your flag on Flag Day and every day
with pride!


All of us at Care Wagon Medical Transport are proud to be Americans!!!




Saturday, May 20, 2017

Happy Armed Forces Day!


Thank You

to all our

Brave Men and Women

who have Served and are Serving

their Country with 

Bravery, Dedication and Self Sacrifice.


Happy Armed Forces Day!


From all of us at
President Harry S. Truman led the effort to establish a single holiday for citizens to come together and thank our military members for their patriotic service in support of our country.

On August 31, 1949, Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced the creation of an Armed Forces Day to replace separate Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force Days.
The single day celebration stemmed from the unification of the Armed Forces under the Department of Defense. 


Armed Forces Day
falls on the 3rd Saturday in May

Friday, May 5, 2017

National Military Spouse Appreciation Day




National Military Spouse Appreciation Day
On Military Spouse Appreciation Day, we celebrate military spouses contributions to keeping our country safe.  America’s military spouses are the backbone of the families who support our troops during mission, deployment, reintegration and reset.  They are the silent heroes who are essential to the strength of the nation and they serve our country just like their loved ones.
In celebration of Military Spouse Appreciation Day the armed forces have special events and programs to inform, honor and recognize military spouses.  Events range from spouse appreciation luncheons to educational workshops to spouse employment fairs that pay tribute to military spouses.
History
In 1984 President Ronald Reagan recognized the profound importance of spousal commitment to the readiness and well-being of military members with Proclamation 5184, dated April 17, 1984.  Congress officially made Military Spouse Appreciation Day part of National Military Appreciation Month in 1999.  Subsequently the Department of Defense standardized the date by declaring the Friday before Mother’s Day every year as Military Spouse Appreciation Day to show appreciation for the sacrifices of military spouses.

Care Wagon Medical Transport LLC would like to thank all our Military Spouses! 
The strength of our Nation's military comes not just from the brave women and men who defend the values we cherish, but also from their families, who serve alongside them and make great sacrifices in service to our country. With determination and unshakable resolve, military spouses endure long absences and shoulder the burdens of war, constantly wondering what kind of dangers lie ahead for their loved ones. Through numerous moves and difficult deployments -- often as they uproot their lives and families and restart their careers -- their steadfast devotion to their spouses and to our Nation represents the best our country has to offer. On Military Spouse Appreciation Day, we recognize the selfless heroes who stand with the finest fighting force the world has ever known, and we honor their relentless courage and commitment.

Read more: http://militarybenefits.info/military-spouse-appreciation-day/#ixzz48YeotTqJ



May is National Military Appreciation Month

Congress designated May as National Military Appreciation Month in 1999 to ensure the nation was given the opportunity to publically demonstrate their appreciation for the sacrifices and successes made by our service members - past and present. Each year the president makes a proclamation, reminding Americans of the important role the U.S. Armed Forces have played in the history and development of our country.
May was selected because it has most days set aside for celebrating and commemorating our military's achievements. These days include Loyalty Day, which was established in 1921, Victory in Europe (VE) Day commemorating the end of WWII in Europe on May 8, 1945, Armed Forces Day created in 1949, Military Spouse Appreciation Day established in 1984, and of course the best known of the May holidays, Memorial Day.
Memorial Day, is the only federal holiday in May and is celebrated on the last Monday of the month. The day, dating from the Civil War era, traditionally has marked recognition of those who have died in service to the nation. Each year on Memorial Day, the White House Commission on Remembrance promotes one minute of silence at 3 p.m. local time to honor the military's fallen comrades and to pay tribute to the sacrifices by the nation's service members and veterans.