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Aging Media Network Announces 2021 Aspect Awards Nominees
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More than 40 entries will be considered in first annual marketing awards program
The Aspect Awards entries have been nothing short of amazing. We’ve seen an incredible degree of excitement when it comes to showcasing positive constructive messaging to support the missions of both providers and vendors in the industries covered by Aging Media CHICAGO (PRWEB) February 22, 2021 Aging Media Network (AMN) is pleased to announce more than 40 entries have been submitted to the inaugural annual AMN Aspect Marketing & Advertising Awards program (https://aspectawards.agingmedia.com/). The awards recognize excellence in marketing and advertising across several senior housing and care industries.
This story was first published by The Texas Tribune. Houston home health caregiver Rachel Fuentes is struggling between her need to stay employed and her fear of the COVID-19 vaccine. Fuentes, 43, worries that her employer will make vaccinations mandatory, or that she won’t find clients who will let her care for them if she’s unvaccinated. One of her co-workers, a 33-year-old, is already facing that reality: The assisted living facility where.
“I don’t know what’s going to happen to me. Health care is all I’ve known,” said the 33-year-old, who asked to remain anonymous because she fears backlash from people who know her and because she hasn’t told the older man she cares for that she will probably have to stop caring for him.
Like other home health agencies across the state, the women’s employers at Encore Caregivers in Houston are trying to navigate a growing dilemma: Their clients want home-based caregivers to be vaccinated against COVID-19, but they fear that they soon won’t have enough workers who are vaccinated to meet the demand.
<figcaption> Houston health care worker Rachel Fuentes says she will wait to get the vaccine “as long as I can push it off.” <cite>Credit: Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune</cite>
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