Name: Most Home Health Aides ‘Can’t Afford Not to Work’ — Even When Lacking PPE
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Most Home Health Aides ‘Can’t Afford Not to Work’ — Even When Lacking PPE

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This story also ran on .In March, Sue Williams-Ward took a new job, with a $1-an-hour raise.The employer, a home health care agency called Together We Can, was paying a premium — $13 an hour — after it started losing aides when COVID-19 safety concerns mounted.Williams-Ward, a 68-year-old Indianapolis native, was a devoted caregiver who bathed, dressed and fed clients as if they were family. She was known to entertain clients with some of her own 26 grandchildren, even inviting her clients along on charitable deliveries of Thanksgiving turkeys and Christmas hams.KHN and The Guardian are...

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Most Home Health Aides ‘Can’t Afford Not to Work’ — Even When Lacking PPE

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