In a compelling article from the New York Times titled “A Chill Sets In for Undocumented Workers, and Those Who Hire Them,” Adam Lampert, CEO of Cambridge Caregivers and Manchester Care Homes, provides critical insights […]

Immigrants accounted for over 20% of Texas’ workforce, study finds In 2019, immigrants in Texas made up 17.1% of the population but 21.9% of the state’s overall workforce.

DALLAS—In an economy where nearly every industry is short of labor, nursing homes represent an extreme. Their employment has fallen 16% since 2019, and 99% of homes said last fall they didn’t have enough staff.

I work at a nursing home. Our industry is suffering. Nursing homes and assisted living care homes were hit hard by COVID-19. Though cases have subsided, we are now forced to deal with another epidemic:

The sticker shock is especially hitting businesses that rely on transportation to get the job done, from truckers to meal delivery and other services that require employees to drive. That includes Cambridge Caregivers and Manchester Care

“He came by me and he held my hand,” Ade Sheppard said. “He was protecting me so that I don’t fall. I think he has a good heart.” DALLAS — The North Texas area has

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The number of elderly loved ones who will require regular professional care is only growing, notes Adam Lampert of Cambridge Caregivers and Manchester Care Homes. He discusses the coming “Silver Tsunami” with CandysDirt.com founder and