https://www.dialysisfinder.com/dialysis-centers/monterey/ca/100#.X9Kn79hKjcs
https://www.dialysisfinder.com/dialysis-centers/monterey/ca/100#.X9Kn79hKjcs
https://www.chomp.org/locations/location-profile/diabetes-and-nutrition-therapy/#.X9F3p9hKjcs
Another useful resource is Community Health Innovations. A full 45% of Monterey County residents have Diabetes or pre-Diabetes!
https://communityhealthinnovations.org/what-we-do/diabetes-prevention-management/
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There were 126 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County, bringing the total up to 16,966. There were seven new hospitalizations and ten new deaths, a record since the onset of the pandemic. Speaking to the Monterey County Board of Supervisors today, health officer Dr. Ed Moreno said that Monterey was going on lockdown at midnight on Sunday, and everyone is expected to stay at home as much as possible. Restaurants are closed except for takeout, hair salons, barber shops and a number of other businesses were shut down, and retail was limited to 20% capacity. Nationwide, one in 22 Americans have tested positive for COVID-19. The number of new cases grew by a whopping 241,200 (2%) to 15.355 million, while deaths rose by 2,964 to 288,034. In California, the numbers were also bleak with cases jumping by 28,352 (2%) to 1.430 million, while deaths rose by 186 to 20,262. On a positive note, California is releasing a voluntary smartphone tool to anonymously alert people if they spent time near someone who tested positive for coronavirus. The app, called CA Notify, will be available to download tomorrow. Please listen to Moreno’s order and stay home as much as possible.
https://www.chomp.org/locations/location-profile/diabetes-and-nutrition-therapy/#.X9F3p9hKjcs
Another useful resource is Community Health Innovations. A full 45% of Monterey County residents have Diabetes or pre-Diabetes!
https://communityhealthinnovations.org/what-we-do/diabetes-prevention-management/
Marina,  CA Home Care Aide (HCA) Senior Alzheimer’s & Dementia Caregiver Jobs Available (Also Aromas, Big Sur, Carmel, Carmel-by-the-sea, Carmel Highlands, Carmel Valley, Castroville, Corral-de-Tierra, Del Rey Oaks, Gilroy, Gonzales, Greenfield, Hollister, King City, Monterey, Morgan Hill,  Moss Landing, Pacific Grove, Pacific Grove, Paicines, Pebble Beach, Prunedale, Salinas, San Juan Bautista, Seaside, Soledad and Tres Pinos
We have developed a reputation for having the best caregivers (Home Care Aides or Senior Companions) in Monterey County.  We are currently looking for qualified caregivers.
Family inHome Caregiving of Monterey is seeking compassionate, mature and dependable caregivers who want to improve the lives of our elderly Clients by providing in-home, non-medical care. Our services include:
Caring companionship
Meal preparation
Incidental transportation
Running errands
Light housekeeping
Medication reminders
Monitoring of safety while bathing
Information and referral services
Other services that improve the safety, security and quality of life of seniors.
If you believe you would make an exceptional Home Care Aide, we would love to hear from you! We prefer those with experience helping the elderly, disabled and others with mobility problems. Having cared for those with dementia and/or Alzheimer’s is a plus. To work for us, you must have excellent references, a clear criminal record, a good driving record, and an insured reliable vehicle. To apply, please visit our website www.fhcofm.com, click on home care aides, then careers where you can fill out an application online.
There were 238 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County, bringing the total up to 16,640. There were eight new hospitalizations and no new deaths. Speaking to the Monterey County Board of Supervisors today, health officer Dr. Ed Moreno said the ICU situation in this county is critical, with only 20.5% of ICU beds available. CHOMP announced today it would start providing daily updates on ICU availability, with 18 of its 20 beds full, six of them from COVID-19. Across the U.S., 15,813 people have died over the last week, breaking a record that we have had since April. There were 189K new cases for a total of 15.114 million, while deaths rose by 2,170 (almost double the total of 1,100 the day prior) for a total of 285K. In California, we were below the record of 34K set two days before, but at 21K the number of new cases were still very high. The total number of cases in our state rose to 1.402 million, while deaths rose by 110 to 20,076. Please avoid travelling whenever possible!
If you have a senior loved one who you are struggling to find a Christmas present for, try resistance bands. They are great to give them some exercise while watching TV or just sitting around. You can find them on amazon.com and other web sites in the $10-$20 range. An easy exercise is to put the resistance band under both of your feet and hold the handles at your sides with the palms facing up. Then slowly curl your hands to your shoulders, keeping your elbows at your sides. Then slowly lower to the starting position, repeating as many times as it feels comfortable.   Once COVID-19 leaves us, The Fitness Club at The Beach & Tennis Club at Pebble Beach has classes and a personal trainer. The Spa at The Lodge at Pebble Beach is also a great place to relax and get a massage.
https://www.pebblebeach.com/activities-and-sightseeing/fitness-and-tennis/the-beach-and-tennis-club/fitness/
The September/October Issue of Diabetes Forecast (page 30) had an article about how important carb counting is when you are diabetic. It had another article about alternatives like having a quarter cup of nuts instead of a carb heavy snack. They’re full of healthy fats and protein that will do a better job of keeping you full than having those extra carbs. Eating 2.5 ounces per day of nuts instead of a high-carb snack is much more healthy. A study in the Journal Diabetologia found that people who did this improved their A1C levels significantly. For more information, contact the Diabetes and Health department at CHOMP, Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula.
There were 256 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County, bringing the total up to 16,602. There were ten new hospitalizations and two new deaths. Across the nation, there were 166K new cases, for a cume total of 14.925 million, while deaths rose by 1,100 to 283K. In California there were 25K new cases, for a total of 1.381 million, while deaths rose by 80 to 19,966. Please avoid travelling whenever possible!