The California Labor Commissioner's Office achieved a $5.5 million settlement in a wage theft lawsuit against Adat Shalom Board and Care Inc. This victory was a significant moment for 148 caregivers who fought for justice against exploitation and unfair treatment. 

The safety of both residents and workers is of utmost importance in long-term care facilities. Ensuring a safe and secure environment not only promotes the well-being and quality of life for residents but also safeguards the physical and emotional health of the dedicated workers who provide day-to-day care.

As caregivers in the field of long-term care, you play a crucial role in providing support and assistance to older adults who may be vulnerable or in need of specialized care. However, it is essential to recognize that elder abuse can occur even within these care settings, making it vital for you to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to prevent, identify, and respond to elder abuse effectively.

In the world of health issues, certain conditions often go unnoticed because they appear small and unimportant. Mini strokes, often referred to as transient ischemic attacks or TIAs, fall into this category. Although they may seem minor, these brief incidents can have a significant impact on a person's life.

Los Angeles, CA —  FilAm Creative is set to host a film festival that will showcase and celebrate the creative works of Filipino-American & AAPI Filmmakers. From November 3rd to November 5th, this festival promises an exciting lineup of films, discussions, and events, showcasing the creative talents within these communities.

The Filipino-American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Los Angeles welcomes Mark Alipio as a new member of their organization and is excited for further collaborations that will empower entrepreneurs, elevate professionals, and engage the community. 

Heart attacks and strokes are significant health challenges faced by a considerable number of elderly individuals in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 805,000 people in the United States have a heart attack every year, and 795 000 people have a stroke. These medical emergencies can have severe consequences for the individuals.

Effective communication and advocacy play a vital role in ensuring residents' well-being and quality of life, as well as creating meaningful relationships between caregivers and those under their care.. Caregivers may miss crucial information about residents' medical conditions, medications, or treatment plans, leading to potential errors.

On September 27-28, Ca Care Association was in the Anaheim Convention Center. It was filled with people during the Disaster Expo USA event. The expo was a 2-day event and had a variety of activities and guest speakers presenting the newest strategies in disaster prevention and others that provided attendees with hands-on experience and expanded their connections. 

October is just around the corner, and we're thrilled to share a sneak peek of what's in store for Ca Care members. This month our trainings are centered around teaching caregivers how to become an effective communicator and be ready in case of heart attacks and stroke. Don't miss out on any of our events – mark your calendars and get ready for a fantastic October with us!

Have you ever seen two or more people communicate using only their hands and facial expressions? That my friends is called sign language, and they come in different languages such as American sign language, British sign language, Chinese sign language, and many more. But today we are going to focus on American Sign Language or ASL for short.

September is a month that holds a special place in the hearts of many people. Why, you ask? Because it's Deaf Awareness Month! September is a time to celebrate, learn, and most importantly, include. So, listen up and get ready to be enlightened, because we're about to drop some knowledge bombs that will make you see Deaf Awareness Month in a whole new perspective.

In tough times, our minds can take a hit, just like our bodies. When big disasters or tough situations hit, our feelings and thoughts can get all mixed up. That's why Listos California came up with something cool: the "First Aid Kit for Your Mind." It's not like a regular first aid kit with bandages, but more like a guide to help us feel better on the inside when things get really hard.

Ca Care Association and MovEssentials will be hosting the first session of the First Aid CPR training on September 30! These sessions will be held every month for approximately three hours at the MovEssential Studio Boutique. 111 Carson St #9, Carson, CA 90745, is the address of the MovEssentials studio so don't be lost because of your presence we await!

One remarkable AI tool application called ChatGPT holds so much potential in creating positive change in the lives of people, this AI language model is capable of understanding and generating human-like text.  While ChatGPT has garnered attention for its ability to assist with tasks and provide information, its impact goes beyond convenience—it is also empowering people with disabilities in profound ways. 

In bustling cities across the United States, scenes of migrants seeking opportunity and refuge are increasingly common. Eager to build a better life and contribute to their newfound communities, these individuals face a pressing issue that keeps them awake at night: the absence of work papers.

Effective communication is a vital skill that every caregiver must have in patient care. It allows caregivers to understand their patient’s needs, communicate with family members and express concerns in an efficient manner for everyone's benefit. With this training, the participants are also expected to learn effective communication strategies when handling critical or sensitive situations.

Labor Day, is a day dedicated to honoring the hard work, dedication, and contributions of American workers. It's a time to reflect on the achievements of the American workforce and celebrate the spirit of labor that has driven the nation's progress for centuries.

Having visitors is incredibly important for residents in HCBS settings as it plays a vital role in maintaining their emotional well-being and overall quality of life. Visitors bring a sense of connection, companionship, and social interaction to residents' lives, helping to combat feelings of loneliness and isolation.

HCBS aims to ensure that all individuals have maximum physical accessibility in all aspects of their lives. Accessibility goes beyond mere compliance with regulations; it is about creating welcoming and usable spaces for everyone, regardless of their ability level. This means that every person, regardless of their physical or mental abilities, can participate in all aspects of life to the fullest extent possible.