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I take care of both my parents and haven't had a day off in almost 4 years. The respite five hours a week is such a blessing. It gives me time to run errands and if I have time left over, I take myself out to lunch or go to a park and read a book. Those five hours are a gift of time that I never had.

Teri D., Caregiver

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United HomeCare Delivers 200 Thanksgiving Food Baskets to Miami's Elderly in Need

November 24, 2010

United HomeCare (UHC), the largest home health agency in South Florida, continued a long standing Thanksgiving tradition delivering food baskets to some of its neediest clients. This year United HomeCare case managers delivered 200 Thanksgiving baskets to elderly and disabled residents across Miami-Dade County.

Sheila and Stephen Stieglitz of Pinecrest donated 100 of the festively wrapped baskets containing Thanksgiving food staples and a gift certificate to purchase a turkey or chicken. United HomeCare provided the additional 100 baskets, which were prepared by UHC volunteers.

“At United HomeCare, our employees and volunteers love the opportunity to share the Thanksgiving spirit with so many of the families we care for throughout the year,” said José Fox, president and chief executive officer of UHC. “We are also thankful for the ongoing support of the Stieglitz Family, who have contributed to UHC’s food basket program for more than 25 years.”