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Meet Bryan Perea 👋 "The last few years have been some of the most rewarding in my professional career! As one of the newest members to Maxim's federal team, being able to serve the men and women who contributed to our nations atomic growth is truly an honor. As a native New Mexican, everyone who lives here knows how big of a role that Los Alamos National Labs (LANL) and Sandia National Labs helped shape the face of the atomic industry that it is today. And I am grateful that my mission now is to connect former workers with vital home care services and other essential services under the EEOICPA PROGRAM that they might need!" Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e5x5y2UQ

Each November, National Family Caregivers Month recognizes the 53 million Americans who provide care to loved ones with complex health needs. This year, we highlight the experiences of two current caregivers and two survivors to shed light on the realities of caring for patients with ALS. 1️⃣ Michele's caregiving journey began in 2018 with small acts of assistance for her husband, Benjamin—tying ties, buttoning shirts, shaving and bathing. By 2019, after a series of misdiagnoses, Benjamin was diagnosed with ALS. "He is my priority, and I wouldn't trade this for anything." 2️⃣ Lisa's caregiving experience began in 2011 when her husband was diagnosed with ALS. At first, the disease progressed slowly, but by 2020 his near-paralysis forced her to seek help. "Everything changed once we were onboarded with Maxim," Lisa said. "My husband was able to leave hospice." 3️⃣ Ashley's journey was unique—an adult child caring for a parent while also raising her own family following her husband's death. Ashley says the most rewarding part was simply being there for her father. "In that isolation, we found connection," she said. "We were able to take advantage of a second chance at time and making memories." 4️⃣ Lara's caregiving journey began in 2016 when her husband was diagnosed with ALS. Unlike many veterans with full coverage, their journey was slow and complicated. By 2019, he had a tracheostomy and ventilator and left the ICU fully paralyzed. Her message to caregivers: you are not alone. "Connecting with others saved my life," Lara said. "Support groups and VA resources provided both emotional outlets and practical tips that made caregiving more manageable." Caregiving through ALS can be exhausting, frightening and deeply fulfilling. Each story—Michele's grace, Lisa's advocacy, Ashley's resilience and Lara's love—reminds us that caregivers are the hidden heroes of this journey. National Family Caregivers Month honors them, but their strength deserves recognition every day. Read the stories of Michele, Lisa, Ashley, and Lara on our blog here: https://lnkd.in/ezYeTbKK

Meet Bryce Terry 👋 "For nearly six years, I've had the honor of serving our nation's energy workers through the Energy Workers Program. Growing up in East Tennessee, I was able to see the impact that toxic substance related illnesses had on my community firsthand. This is why my mission is to connect former energy workers, who gave their health in service of our country, with vital home care services and resources. What I love about Maxim is our deep, patient-centered commitment. With a dedicated federal division, we are equipped to navigate the complexities of the EEOICPA, supporting patients in getting the services they need. I am proud to be a part of a team that truly invests in people." Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e5x5y2UQ

Our Orlando, FL crew rolled up their sleeves 👩🍳 and headed to the Orlando VA's Fisher House to celebrate Veteran's Day this month. We cooked 🍳, served 🍽️, and shared smiles 😊 with veterans and their families. Since 1990, the Fisher House Foundation has served over 455,000 military and Veterans' families, saving them an estimated $575 million in out of pocket costs for lodging and transportation.💫 From our team: "We had 3 groups go to the Orlando VA's Fisher House to cook and serve veterans and their families. It was a great way for us to utilize our Service Day!" Every year, we encourage our employees to get out into their communities and volunteer with local 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations in support of our mission to enhance the quality of life within our communities. Learn more about our company culture here: https://lnkd.in/etwGb5pF

2025 Walk to End Alzheimer's - Coastal Georgia 💙✨ From Maxim Team Member, Brandon Bowen: "Had the opportunity to take our small, but mighty Maxim Healthcare Savannah team to the Coastal Georgia Alzheimer's Walk! Had a blast walking to raise awareness and the continued push for a cure!" #Walk2EndAlz #ENDALZ

It's Military Families Month! We provide private duty nursing and continuous care tailored to the unique needs of military and federal personnel. We also hire Military, Veterans, and Military Spouses. 👇 💙 As a member of the military community, you know how good it feels to make an impact on the world around you. At Maxim, you can use the skills and expertise you gained in the service to promote health and wellness in your community. 🗺️ As a military spouse, you are probably looking for a role with flexibility. As a nationwide provider of services, we have offices in over 35 states. 🧳 Deploying to a new city with a Maxim office? There may be an opportunity available for you when you get there. Whether you are a nurse, caregiver, recruiter or have another skill set, we welcome you to apply! Happy Military Families Month! 💙🎗️

According to the National Library of Medicine, about 19 million veterans live in the United States today. Each service era carries distinct experiences, from combat exposure to environmental hazards that shape a veteran’s long-term health. We offer extensive home health, personal care and behavioral care services to the military community. To learn more, click here: https://lnkd.in/eRhxHXWh

🧔♂️ Happy #NoShaveNovember! 🥸 📊 Men are 24% less likely than women to visit a doctor, but 32% more likely to be hospitalized. That means many miss out on early screenings that could catch silent conditions like: ❤️ Heart disease 🩸 Diabetes 🎗️ Certain cancers So here’s your reminder: 📅 Make that appointment. 💪 Take charge of your health. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecasKzQe

We're celebrating Compliance and Ethics Week at our Maryland headquarters! 🌟🥳💙 Our Compliance team is embodying our core value of servant leadership, serving up FAQs with a side of sweets. 🍩 Interested in joining our team? We're hiring for clinical and non-clinical roles in Maryland. Drop us a message and we'll connect you with your local Maxim office!

Maxim team member Kelly Figueroa is gearing up for another year at the ALS Network's Walk and Roll in Los Angeles 💙 "Over the years, I've had the privilege of meeting with ALS patients and families, discussing in home nursing support and funding options. Having witnessed firsthand how much ALS impacts both patients and their loved ones, I know the sensitivity of this disease and remain committed to ensuring we always provide the very best care and support possible. In the U.S., more than 30,000 people are currently living with ALS, with approximately 5,000 new cases diagnosed annually. Here in Los Angeles County, I work closely with care managers who cover countless patients and ALS clinics. If there's one thing I can say, it's that they are truly amazing! I'm always grateful when they involve me and trust Maxim with the care of their patients." 📍 Pictured: Maxim team members at Walk and Roll LA in 2023 & 2024.