Registered nursing is one of the largest growing occupations in the world, and theirs a few different reasons for the continued demand. Not only is there a shortage of practicing nurses, but there is also a shortage of nursing educators. A shortage occurs when the demand for nurses is higher than the number of registered nurses available to work. As the current nursing shortage grows, the pressure continues to intensify for nursing programs to increase enrollment capacity to fill the vacant positions.

There are over 59 different homecare agencies located in Boston, Massachusetts . Here at Caring Bees Healthcare , we like to set ourselves apart from the competition by putting our patients first. Caring Bees HealthCare is run by medical professionals , owned by Registered Nurse Jean-Paul Karangwa and operated by Occupational Therapist Alka Swarup . With top management having field experience in the industry, we are very aware of the importance of providing patients with the best customer service available.

There are many misconceptions as to what Homecare really is and how it can benefit your family.

Home care is medical care or supportive care provided by a professional caregiver in the individual home where the patient or client lives instead of caring provided in group accommodations such as clinics or nursing homes. More

Caring Bee's is proud to introduce our new administrator, Alka Swarup. With an extensive resume and many years in the home healthcare industry, Alka is positioning Caring Bee's to thrive for years to come.More

At Caring Bees Healthcare we understand that the recent COVID-19 public health and economic crisis has placed immense pressure on our communities. Regardless our agency will continue to provide resilient care to our patients. Furthermore, to continue supporting our community the best we can, we have curated various resources for those in need. The Following Boston.com article, provides guidance to available resources to individuals facing medical and economic hardships as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.  https://www.boston.com/culture/local-news/2020/03/17/how-to-find-help-access-resources-impacted-by-coronavirus Below you can read an FAQ sheet on the COVID-19, created by the WHO. https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-coronaviruses For unemployment information please visit the following website https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-covid-19-unemployment-information Additionally, the Massachusetts provides multi-language materials to share with the community. Please see the link below. https://www.mass.gov/resource/information-on-the-outbreak-of-coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19 For the COVID-19, Informational and referral hotline dial  211. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All calls are free and confidential. Interpreter services are available in multiple languages. If you have any questions related to your in-home care feel free to message us to call us at 617-929-0102. Sincerely, Caring Bees Healthcare      

is a proud partner of the Age Strong Public Awareness campaign. We believe ending stereotypes and unjust biases around aging is important to creating a more inclusive community for all. As a homecare agency, we are constantly inspired by our older patients and their urge to live independently. Join the movement by sharing and liking the campaign's social media post.

Personalized Home Healthcare Identifying our patient's needs is an important part of our healthcare approach. We understand that a recently diagnosed, or a chronic medical condition can create a stressful environment for patients and their families. At Caring Bees, we create a healthcare plan with the mission of making your transition to home healthcare, as stress-free, as possible.  Call us! Let us show you how Caring Bees Healthcare can care for you 617-929-0102 or email us at Referrals@caringbeeshealthcare.com