Michelle Spangler joined the Touching Hearts at Home family today. Michelle is an LPN with over 15 years of experience in working with the elderly. Her passion is contagious and her work ethic is top notch.
Michelle will be primarily responsible for meeting with new clients to discuss services and create a custom Plan of Care to meet their needs. She will also serve as a point of contact for our Client’s families to help keep the lines of communication open. Additionally, she will provide support and training to our Caregivers in the field.
Michelle has a unique blend of experience that will enable us to provide outstanding care to our clients while also giving our Caregivers the training and support they need. We are thrilled to have Michelle on board and look forward to watching her use her skills/experience to help others.
Welcome aboard!
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