Always Best Care Spring Tomball

With over 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and nearly 12 million serving as their caregivers, this is a growing crisis that affects us at home, work and in our communities. This is why Always Best Care Senior Services is proud to serve as a National Team — advancing the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer's Association!💙💜

Have you thanked a caregiver today?

In honor of National Caregivers Day, THANK YOU to all the healthcare professionals across the country that provide compassion and care to others and to the family caregivers who care for their loved ones with dedication and selflessness. 💙 You are our HERO!

Dr. Carson was appointed director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center in Baltimore. In 1987, at 35, he received global acclaim when he separated the Binder conjoined twins in Germany. It was the first successful operation of its kind. In 1997, he again successfully separated twins who were joined at the head. Carson developed groundbreaking techniques to treat brain-stem tumors and methods for controlling seizures.

Source: Queens Public Library

Happy President’s Day! ❤️🤍💙

Today, we celebrate the leaders who shaped our nation and the stories that connect us all. President’s Day is a wonderful opportunity to spark conversations with seniors—sharing memories, wisdom, and personal history. 🗽 Together, we keep history alive!📜

🌹 Happy Valentine's Day, friends! 💕 Whether you're cozying up with a partner or celebrating friendship, let today be filled with laughter, joy, and compassion! 💐 💙

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Dr. Mae Jemison is most famous for becoming the first Black woman astronaut to go into space in 1992; she is, however, a trained physician who has dedicated her life to improving global health. Dr. Jemison joined the Peace Corps in 1983 and worked as a medical officer for two years in Africa. Her work in the Peace Corps taught her about healthcare in developing countries. Later, as an astronaut, she learned about satellite telecommunications. She combined those two skill sets to form the Jemison Group, which develops telecommunications systems to improve healthcare delivery in developing countries.

Source: Queens Public Library

The little things are what carry you through the big things. ☀️

Happy Pizza Day! What's on your pizza? 🍕

Dr. Rebecca Crumpler was the first African American woman to earn an M.D. degree. In fact, Dr. Crumpler's 'Book of Medical Discourses' is one of the very first medical publications by an African American, a remarkable mark of her achievements as a physician and medical writer in a time when very few African Americans were able to gain admittance to medical college, let alone publish in 1883!

Source: National Institutes of Health (NIH)