In-Services Equipping your staff to better administer Geriatric Care Training. Education. Organization. Team Building. CHS Geriatric Care In-Services is designed to assist your facility in training, educating and equipping its staff to better serve the needs of its geriatric residents and patients. CHS utilizes a wealth of knowledge and experience in the geriatric caregiver field and has developed a program to effectively improve the quality of care your staff provides using positive team building methodologies. If You Are: • Looking to improve the quality of care your facility offers • Better equip your staff • Educate your staff in some of the more challenging areas of geriatric care • Develop improved interpersonal relations between staff members, resident and their families Then CHS In-Services Can Help! We’ll start by providing an In-Services plan to help your staff reach goals set to improve their knowledge base, attitude and organizational skills—improving the overall caregiving efficacy and efficiency of your facility! Is your staff equipped to handle the challenges of geriatric care? Call CHS Geriatric Care, Inc. In-Services at 856-985-1180 or 609-605-5396     CHS is here to help you with the demands and stress of caring for geriatric residents.

“CHS services has revitalized our staff which in turn has improved our ability to care for our residents. Today, we are more efficient and more organized thanks to CHS. ” —Tim Hodges VP of Operations Care One Help your facility to Be Its Best! At CHS, we realize that caring for the elderly brings with it many challenges and responsibilities. CHS is ready to provide your staff with the expertise, information and assistance required to maximize the quality of care and foster improved relations among the staff, residents and their families. Some of the Training Areas: Staff Education/Support • Self-esteem is important to success • How to avoid burnout • How to deal with difficult families • Behavior Techniques • Keeping families happy • The role of the caregiver • How to manage difficult behaviors • How to deal with the holidays • Basics of daily care • Why people do what they do • How to make a new resident feel comfortable • Social engagement • Activities are important Dementia Specific Training • Caring for someone with dementia • How to do activities with the dementia population • Behaviors in dementia • Behavior techniques • Common emotional reactions of new residents • What is Alzheimer’s? • What is Multi-Infarct Dementia? • What is Frontal Lobe Dementia?