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As a hospital discharge planner, I work with families who aren't prepared to provide care for their loved ones. If they're hiring home care workers, they want an individual or agency who has the best training to help their loved ones remain as independent as possible. Many of the care needs of the patients I discharge are so specialized that without proper training, home care workers will do more harm than help. They need training!

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