PromptCare

We see every day how mental health influences physical health, recovery, and resilience. Every conversation and gesture is an opportunity to help someone feel less alone. Our role is to respond with compassion, listen with respect, and support each step forward. Together we can continue to show up for our patients, our teams, and ourselves. 💙

Life with a complex condition like MG is easier when shared with others who understand. Join us next week Penn Presbyterian Medical Center in Philadelphia, for our next support group meeting, where we’ll build connections, find encouragement, and learn the latest insights into managing MG. Lunch is provided and parking is free. RSVP to Lee Edwards at 984-318-2759 or ledwards@promptcare.com. Learn how PromptCare provides infusion therapy without delay for MG patients—right in the comfort of home or in a relaxing Infusion Suite: https://lnkd.in/gezWgG3h

Hand-colored cards created by our team members' kids, delivered by our nurses, RTs, and nutritionists, add an extra layer of care to patient visits. 💙

For Sandy Musil, RRT, NPS, respiratory care is about connection, trust, and meeting patients in some of life’s heaviest moments. Whether she’s educating, advocating, or simply sitting beside someone after a difficult diagnosis, Sandy leads with compassion and a steady commitment to helping patients feel comforted and cared for. 💙 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gWiKYDgw

When knowledgeable care wins over both the family and their four-legged friend, you know you’re doing something right. Thank you, Isaac Bronaugh, for making your patient’s visit feel positive, personal, and charming. 💙

Managing a complex condition like MG can be challenging, but we’re here to help. Join us for our next support group meeting Wednesday, May 27, at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center in Philadelphia. This is a welcoming space to connect, learn, and find encouragement. Lunch is provided and parking is free. RSVP to Lee Edwards at 984-318-2759 or ledwards@promptcare.com. Learn how PromptCare provides infusion therapy without delay for MG patients, right in the comfort of home or in a relaxing Infusion Suite location: https://lnkd.in/gezWgG3h

No two days look the same for Krissy Finore, RRT, NPS, and that is exactly what makes her work so meaningful at PromptCare. From bedside education to coordinating the right respiratory equipment and support, she helps patients, families, and caregivers feel prepared for a smoother, safer homecoming. 💙

ALS impacts more than one person. It touches mothers like Sandra, sisters like Megan, devoted respiratory therapists like Gina Maria Miller, and entire families who step forward every day with love, strength, and support for McKenzi after her diagnosis. In Megan’s own words, this is a glimpse into the reality, resilience, and care surrounding one family’s ALS journey: We're pleased to report that McKenzi's condition has remained remarkably stable in terms of disease progression. Despite the daily challenges, her spirit remains incredibly strong, and she continues to find innovative ways to interact with the world around her. It’s quite incredible to witness her proficiency in using her feet and toes; she’s mastered giving a “big toe up” as a clear "yes" and even skillfully uses a pop socket between her toes to text and stay connected through her phone. Her determination is truly inspiring to everyone who meets her. On that note, we absolutely want to extend a huge shoutout and heartfelt gratitude to PromptCare. There have been several instances, sometimes in the middle of the night, where we've faced unexpected medical equipment issues. Every single time, your Respiratory Therapy team has been incredibly responsive, knowledgeable, and helpful. Knowing we have such reliable support provides immense peace of mind during challenging moments. We also eagerly anticipate Gina Maria Miller's monthly visits; her expertise and compassionate care are invaluable to McKenzi's well-being and our family's overall morale.   Thank you again for thinking of us and for your wonderful support.   Warmly,  Megan & Sandra on behalf of McKenzi

Way to go, Lisa Arlotta, for participating in National MS Society's Walk MS: Westchester 2026, and showing up for the MS community in such a meaningful way. Every step helps raise awareness, fund research, and support people with multiple sclerosis as they face the challenges of this complex neurological disease. We’re proud to cheer you on and support a future with more hope, progress, and connection for MS patients and families. 💙

This Saturday, May 16, Ken Horwitz, RPh, will hit the road for a 65-mile cycling fundraiser to support the Alzheimer's Association® Ride to End ALZ. He’s already reached 97% of his fundraising goal, so join us in cheering him on and helping him push this effort across the finish line! As a pharmacist, Ken understands the urgent need for continual scientific progress for the nearly 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and the 11 million family members and friends who care for them. Every contribution helps move research, treatment, and hope forward. Read more about why this cause matters to Ken and consider supporting his ride: https://lnkd.in/g4HxiBs8