Dependable Care

Happy National Nurses Week!!

Garland held its annual Live Well Go Green Expo today. Dependable Care was more than excited to participate. These are pictures of just a few of the persons who stopped by our table to get Information on home healthcare.

Thanks to Cortnee Washington for assisting in the photography!

Dependable Care Health Service is proud to have participated once again in the Senior Fair held at the Richardson Civic Center on last Friday (08/04/17). There were many companies there to show services available to seniors in the Metroplex. I was very excited to have Marshall Hicks (CEO) join in the fun. The seniors enjoyed the fair as you may see by the smiling faces. Also attending were many local civic leaders and politicians.

Dependable Care Health Service was proud to be invited to and represented at the Carver Center's annual Black History Program which was celebrated this year with a Gospel Fest. The Center was packed with guests from all over Garland, including the present and past mayors, city council persons, and City staffers, and seniors from both centers. Music was provided by an exciting band led by Thom Brownlee Jr. Rev. Dr. Ronald Brown was guest speaker. Everybody dined after the program on a spread fit for kings and queens!

Three generations making Dependable Care a success!!

Good times!

Dependable Care had a great time and made some wonderful new friends!

A special thanks to everyone who stopped by Dependable Care at the Live Well, Go Green Expo.

Setting up for the Live Well, Go Green Expo this past weekend.

dependablecarehs.com Dependable Care Health Service, LLC knows that a caring and personal relationship is an essential element of quality patient care. Our caregivers’ hands-on, individualized approach to each case helps us to develop long-term and caring relationships with our patients.

Check out Dependable Care Health Service, LLC's own Marieshia Hicks on CBS DFW online!!

Health Care CFO Says Master’s Degree Brings Business Success In Dallas Initially, Marieshia Hicks wanted to go into hospital administration and run a hospital. After college, she did research to find out which program would help her achieve that goal.