Accessible Home Health Care Recognizes Caregiver of Veteran with 2020 Hidden Hero Award
Accessible Home Health Care has established an annual “Hidden Hero Award” to recognize a veteran’s family caregiver who has made unspoken sacrifices while caring for and supporting their loved one returning from active duty. Accessible is proud to announce that the first recipient of this recognition is Robin Abrahamson-Alford, as a spouse of a severely disabled veteran, Alan Alford.
Coral Springs, FL, October 23, 2020 --(PR.com)-- Accessible Home Health Care has established under their “Milton M. Rager Veteran Recognition Program” an annual “Hidden Hero Award” to recognize a veteran’s family caregiver who has made unspoken sacrifices while caring for and supporting their loved one returning from active duty.
Mirella Salem, President of Accessible Home Health Care stated, “This is a continuation of our commitment to expand our support and recognition to veterans and their loved ones for their honorable service.”
Cheryl Rager, Executive Director, stated, “We are proud to announce that the first recipient of this recognition is Robin Abrahamson-Alford, as a spouse of a severely disabled veteran, Alan Alford. For the past 20 years she has been by his side as his primary family caregiver, watching her husband go through the trials and tribulations of his illness, hospital stays, paralysis, as well as the denial letters from the VA.”
Robin stated that she knew she had to get involved in the plight of her husband and thereafter for other disabled veterans.
While she is first and foremost a loving wife, mother, and grandmother, she devotes the rest of her time to supporting all who have worn the uniform and their families. In addition to being a veterans’ advocate, she is an accomplished author and breast cancer survivor as well as breast cancer advocate.
Alan stated, “I am positive that without Robin’s care, support and advocacy on my behalf, I might not be around today.” After watching her husband struggle with the VA system over the years, she realized how imperative it was for him to receive his benefits and became his advocate. Shortly thereafter, they were successful with his VA claim.
Over the last 20 years, Robin and Alan have become leaders and prominent figures within the veteran community. They have assisted tens of thousands of veterans, service members, and their families in receiving their benefits and offering support as caregivers.
As part of their commitment to veterans, Accessible Home Health Care has an operating entity, Access Vet Benefits, to assist veterans in reviewing their eligibility and assisting veterans in accessing available VA benefits.
About Accessible Home Health Care
Accessible Home Health Care provides “Compassionate Care from the Heart” to help assist and support families during times of need when seniors and elders begin to change physically and mentally. Accessible Home Health Care offers medical and non-medical services through its staff of screened, highly-qualified, and compassionate caregivers, which include aides, nurses, and therapists.
Mirella Salem, President of Accessible Home Health Care stated, “This is a continuation of our commitment to expand our support and recognition to veterans and their loved ones for their honorable service.”
Cheryl Rager, Executive Director, stated, “We are proud to announce that the first recipient of this recognition is Robin Abrahamson-Alford, as a spouse of a severely disabled veteran, Alan Alford. For the past 20 years she has been by his side as his primary family caregiver, watching her husband go through the trials and tribulations of his illness, hospital stays, paralysis, as well as the denial letters from the VA.”
Robin stated that she knew she had to get involved in the plight of her husband and thereafter for other disabled veterans.
While she is first and foremost a loving wife, mother, and grandmother, she devotes the rest of her time to supporting all who have worn the uniform and their families. In addition to being a veterans’ advocate, she is an accomplished author and breast cancer survivor as well as breast cancer advocate.
Alan stated, “I am positive that without Robin’s care, support and advocacy on my behalf, I might not be around today.” After watching her husband struggle with the VA system over the years, she realized how imperative it was for him to receive his benefits and became his advocate. Shortly thereafter, they were successful with his VA claim.
Over the last 20 years, Robin and Alan have become leaders and prominent figures within the veteran community. They have assisted tens of thousands of veterans, service members, and their families in receiving their benefits and offering support as caregivers.
As part of their commitment to veterans, Accessible Home Health Care has an operating entity, Access Vet Benefits, to assist veterans in reviewing their eligibility and assisting veterans in accessing available VA benefits.
About Accessible Home Health Care
Accessible Home Health Care provides “Compassionate Care from the Heart” to help assist and support families during times of need when seniors and elders begin to change physically and mentally. Accessible Home Health Care offers medical and non-medical services through its staff of screened, highly-qualified, and compassionate caregivers, which include aides, nurses, and therapists.
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214-983-1845
https://www.accessiblehomehealthcare.com/
Aarif Dahod
214-983-1845
https://www.accessiblehomehealthcare.com/
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