Local Seamstress Makes Face Masks To Help During COVID-19 Pandemic March 2020 has brought widespread uncertainty and worldwide unrest with the coronavirus pandemic. In addition to the healthcare crisis, hospitals in several countries are running out of supplies — and small businesses everywhere are worried about their future. With the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)’s recommendations of social distancing and cities issuing stay at home orders, these… Read More
When Caregivers Make Life Easier A.F. was a healthy boy until an accident in 2015. His mom, Feline, faced a parent’s worst nightmare when she found her son at the bottom of a swimming pool. She sat down with Sonas to recall her experience. “Even though I don’t know how to swim, I jumped in to get him.” But it… Read More
COVID-19 Advisory Update: We are continuing to monitor COVID-19. In the latest news, Florida Governor DeSantis has issued a statewide stay-at-home order requiring all persons in Florida to limit their movements and personal interactions outside of their home. This begins at 12:01 AM on Friday, April 3 through April 30. Read his issued statement and learn more…. Read More
A Little Boy with a Big Personality Melony Robinson is the mom to an adorable three-year-old, E.R., who was born with Trisomy 21. She first heard of Sonas through a social worker who was helping her find assistance to care for her baby. “He had a kidney transplant, which required a lot of close monitoring,” explains Melony as she sits down to… Read More
Miracle Baby Gets a Miracle Nurse For many people, the birth of a child is a happy occasion. For Angelly Rivera, it was a heartbreaking experience. Her baby, A.M. was born at 23 weeks of gestation, weighing 1 lb., 6 oz., with a long list of health complications. She spent several months in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). During this… Read More
Loving Care for a US Veteran Curtis Thomas is a 79-year-old retired army veteran. Despite coming back home from war in relative health, he needed knee replacement surgery due to an injury sustained while in combat. Recovery was slow and made his activities of daily living more difficult, but nothing prepared him for the aftermath of suffering a stroke. All of… Read More
Caregivers Who Have Become Like Family CSP is an eleven-year-old boy who was born prematurely due to a blood clot in his umbilical cord. Although he was born a relatively healthy baby, he got sick while at the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) due to cross-contamination from another baby. He went into septic shock and had to be rushed into surgery… Read More
Barbara Finds Her Calling in Pediatric Home Healthcare Barbara Rutberg has been a nurse for over 40 years; 20 of them in home healthcare. For the past several years, she has been with Sonas, a place she loves so much, she foresees staying on board until retirement. This is where she met her current client, O.M. “I’ve been with O.M., for about two… Read More
S.S. Finds Her Life’s Purpose as a Pediatric Nurse S.S. started working at Sonas in late 2018. Soon after, she was assigned to look after pediatric patient, R.E. “I’ve always loved taking care of children, and caring for R.E. always makes my day. Every time I go to her house to start my shift, she’s all smiles. I enjoy it so much.” A typical… Read More
Sabrina González Finds Fulfilling Nursing Career at Sonas Sabrina González is from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and has been a pediatric nurse at Sonas Home Health Care for over a year. She has been caring for M.R. since she started working at Sonas. During a typical day with M.R., Sabrina shows up at his home, changes him, gets him ready for school, places him… Read More
