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ASAP Expands and Leads Future of HIV Services in Tampa Bay

by Kim Snarr | Aug 15, 2016 | Prevention, blog, ASAP Feed, Community, HIV

Today HIV is a highly-manageable health condition thanks to advancements in treatment, advocacy and community services. With ongoing care and support, people who are infected can live long, prosperous lives, just like Gulfport resident and ASAP volunteer Greg Stemm....

ASAP and Francis House Merge to Expand Services to Tampa Bay Community

by Mark Spencer | Aug 9, 2016 | ASAP Feed

Clearwater, Fla. – Empath Health today announced the planned merger of Francis House in Tampa with ASAP, a member of Empath Health. The two nonprofits are well-known for providing excellent support programs and services to those infected and affected by HIV and...

ASAP and Francis House Merge to Expand Services to Tampa Bay Community

by Sarah Varga | Aug 9, 2016 | Press Release, ASAP Feed

Clearwater, Fla. – Empath Health today announced the planned merger of Francis House in Tampa with ASAP, a member of Empath Health. The two nonprofits are well-known for providing excellent support programs and services to those infected and affected by HIV and...
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What do you say to someone who is dying? TIME asked hospice experts that question, and our Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kate Brazzale shared the phrase she often recommends: "Help me understand." Rather than assuming how someone feels, those three words create space for honesty, connection, and the conversations that matter most. Dr. Brazzale says the phrase opens the door for people to share their fears, hopes, and what they're experiencing. Read the full article. Link in the comments. ... See MoreSee Less

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When someone you love has dementia, even a simple visit can come with a lot of questions. Should I stay longer? What should we do together? What if they seem upset when I leave? The truth is that there is no perfect approach. What matters most is showing up with patience, compassion, and a willingness to meet your loved one where they are. Read our latest blog: ... See MoreSee Less

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Visiting a loved one with dementia can be emotional and challenging. Learn seven practical tips that can help caregivers create meaningful moments and support connection.
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Here's something many people don't know: Empath's dementia education programs are completely free. Whether you're caring for a spouse, parent, friend, or family member, we're here with education, support groups, Memory Cafés, and resources that can help make the journey a little easier. Find out more at EmpathHealth.org/Dementia ... See MoreSee Less

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