Aveanna Healthcare - East Stroudsburg

09/02/2026

September is Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month!

Muscular dystrophy (MD) refers to a group of diseases that cause progressive muscle weakness and loss of muscle mass. Symptoms and severity can vary, with some individuals experiencing signs in childhood and others later in life. While there is currently no cure for MD, increased awareness and understanding can help foster support for those affected.

This month, we stand alongside the individuals, families, caregivers, and communities impacted by muscular dystrophy. Together, we can promote compassion, encouragement, and hope for everyone navigating this journey.

08/31/2026

A new school year brings new opportunities, routines, and sometimes new concerns for families of children with food allergies. Read more about practical guidance to help kids stay safe and confident in the classroom: https://pulse.ly/yffsxpoxdz

Nearly one in 13 children in the United States has food allergy, or an average of two children in every classroom. That prevalence means back-to-school season is one of the most critical moments of the year for pediatricians and allergists to connect with their food allergic patients and impact thei...

08/27/2026

Born at 22 weeks gestation, Aunyx has been a fighter from day one. He came home from the hospital with oxygen, a g-tube, and a laundry list of medications. His mom felt overwhelmed at first. But that feeling didn’t last long, thanks to Nurse Vania.

Vania's expert care and calm presence immediately put his family at ease. Vania helps Aunyx thrive at home and helps his mom balance the needs of a medically fragile newborn with the needs of her four older children. Her care is truly invaluable.

We are excited to see Aunyx continue to grow and are so grateful to Vania for the impact her compassionate care makes every day!

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient's family.]

08/26/2026

Bauer was born at just 22 weeks gestation, and the progress he's made at Aveanna is a true miracle.

He began services after he was discharged out of the NICU. After coming home with a tracheostomy, ventilator, and a g-tube for feeding, his family sought stability for their son's complex care journey. Nurse Christy was their answer, supporting Bauer's family through setbacks and celebrating his victories over the years.

"Nurse Christy has walked alongside us through some of the hardest seasons of our lives," said Bauer's family. "Thank you for believing in Bauer and for caring for him in a way that went far beyond your job title. You will always be a part of his story.”

As Bauer graduates from services at Aveanna and continues to grow into a busy, thriving boy, his next adventure is already on the horizon: the start of Pre-K! We cannot wait to see all the amazing things he'll continue to do.

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient's family.]

08/20/2026

Thank you, Rep. Madden, for visiting John and his family and taking the time to hear his story firsthand. We appreciate your support of home-based care and your commitment to protecting access to these critical services that families rely on.

08/19/2026

Happy World Humanitarian Day! Today, we recognize the power of compassion and service in transforming lives. At Aveanna, we are proud to support our communities and help create opportunities for individuals and families to thrive.

Every day, our dedicated caregivers make a meaningful difference through their commitment, kindness, and expertise. Thank you for all you do to bring hope, healing, and support to those we serve.

08/17/2026

Heading back to school with a feeding tube can feel intimidating, but preparation goes a long way toward creating a positive experience.

By partnering with school staff, reviewing safety procedures, preparing backup supplies, and helping children understand their own care needs, families can set the stage for a successful and confident school year.

Learn more about back-to-school tube feeding tips on The Aveanna Blog: https://pulse.ly/gxamuzb9qn

08/14/2026

During Gastroparesis Awareness Month this August, Aveanna recognizes the challenges faced by individuals living with gastroparesis and help shine a light on this often-overlooked condition.

Gastroparesis is a chronic digestive disorder that causes the stomach to empty more slowly than it should, resulting in symptoms that can affect daily life and overall well-being. Over 5 million people in the United States are estimated to live with the condition, and in many cases, the cause is unknown.

By raising awareness and fostering understanding, we can help support those impacted by gastroparesis while encouraging advancements in treatment and care. Learn more by visiting https://pulse.ly/sttsvxtgay

08/13/2026

When Blake joined Aveanna in 2024 after a 6-month stay in the NICU, he instantly formed a connection with Nurse Kaitlyn.

Through the years, she's been his cheerleader for every developmental milestone, an advocate for his care, and a devoted part of his Aveana team. With Blake's complex medical and respiratory needs, Kaitlyn's guidance has given his family stability in his care journey since leaving the hospital.

"Knowing Blake has a nurse who treats him with such kindness, patience, and genuine care gives our family so much peace of mind," said his family. "We are truly grateful for everything she does—not just for Blake, but for our entire family. She has made such a positive difference our lives."

Thank you to all our Aveanna nurses for the incredible care, compassion, and dedication you show patients like Blake every day.

[This post has been shared with permission from the patient's family.]

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