Enjoy NYC from this immaculately kept, full floor residence that sleeps 6, located in Chelsea. Enjoy your newly renovated home with air conditioning and hardwood floors throughout. Cable TV, Wi-Fi. The apartment is three flights up from street level - no elevator.
Located between Midtown and the West Village, Chelsea offers good public transportation and proximity to the Midtown office district as well as the many attractions of downtown. The neighborhood is full of surprises as a result of a confluence of changing development patterns.
A melting pot of people can be found in Chelsea and the area’s architecture reflects that same diversity. The area above 23rd Street by the Hudson River is post-industrial, featuring the newly-opened High Line Park. To the south, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, mid-nineteenth century townhouses stand, some restored to single-family use. The white-tile portholed National Maritime Union Building—now the chic Maritime hotel—is a notable landmark. Another converted neighborhood relic is the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion that once was home to the infamous Limelight Disco.
In the 1990’s the neighborhood saw an influx of art galleries seeking less expensive space than was available in SoHo. In one of the most rapid transformations in the city’s history, the neighborhood has become one of the world's centers of modern contemporary art, with over 370 art galleries.
Chelsea Piers, a major waterfront recreational facility, reintroduced many New Yorkers to the area. The Ninth Avenue food mecca, better known as The Chelsea Market, boasts an impressive collection of gourmet food stores and restaurants, and the zone extending south of 14th Street—known as the Meat-Packing District—is one of the city’s busiest nightlife centers.
Centrally located in New York City. Walking distance to Madison Square Garden and 5th Avenue. A longer walk up Broadway to Times Square. Just 500 feet from the NYC Subway station.
I rent my apartment when I am traveling. The condo is fully stock with anything you might need (kitchen utensils, plates, glassware, etc.) The condo is close the airport, Convention Center, Amelie Arena, Raymond James Stadium, and Downtown. You’ll love my place because of the location. Walk to many restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. 30 minute drive/$20 Uber to St. Pete Beaches. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), and big groups.
There are 2 bedrooms separated by the living room and kitchen. Each bedroom has complete privacy with bedroom, closets, and bathroom enclosed by one door. If needed there is an air mattress that lifts off the ground and much like a real bed. It can be used in the living room.
Located near downtown SOHO, so the bars were quite loud and the people who lived in this complex were loud and disorderly as well.
Carpet could use an update or deep cleaning. No cable television included. If staying for vacation and partying, ideal. If for business, not.
Yes, the apartment tends to have a younger demographic (mid to upper 20's) so Thursday-Saturday you will hear people around the apartment complex. If you are not used to being in an apartment complex this my affect you.
1 bedroom, 1 bath located on beach property in Pompano Beach Fl. Fully furnished, open the sliding glass doors and look directly at the beautiful blue ocean. Condo is located right on the beach facing the ocean. Walk out your door and stroll down to the heated pool , sit under the tiki hut or better yet stroll down the sandy beach and into the ocean. Relax.
Located within walking distance to many local venues, driving a few minutes north or south brings you to a variety of restaurants, shopping areas and a beautiful 18 hole golf course. Visit the reviews. Relax and enjoy.
Located on the beach. Beautiful view. Walking distance to many venues. Large heated pool directly oceanside.
My husband and I stayed for 8 nights. What a view! The location is perfect. Literally steps to the beach. So quiet. A little hidden gem. And the neighbors are so welcoming and kind all around. We will definitely return. Thank you Nancy for a great vacation!! See you again soon!!!
The two things that are important to our stay is how is the bed? And how was the shower? Both of these were great. Enjoyed our stay, the area is beautiful, it was very quiet. The only negative, you share the balcony area, so If you don’t mind neighbor smoking then it’ll be a great place.
Loved the location and the property. The unit was clean and had a great view. The neighbors were friendly and quiet. It was nice to have access to the washer/dryer. Very convenient! We would love to return!
We really enjoyed our stay. The condo was spacious and comfortable. You could not ask for more. Had a great time.
If you are looking for a relaxed, laid back location on the beach - this is it! Within walking distance of many restaurants and shops. The unit is located in an older building and around it are many new high-rises. But once you get inside the unit and meet the neighbors, all is perfect! We spent two weeks here and felt like locals within the first few days.
The unit could use a little updating, but everything you need is there. You can see the ocean out of the front of the unit's two large sliding glass doors. The laundry facility was clean and everything worked great. You have one assigned parking space - which in this location is important. The pool was clean and located close to the beach.
I would not refer to the property as glamorous or "high-end", but it was perfect for a two week getaway for a couple. Just to note, the unit is located on the second floor and there is not an elevator.
Thanks for the review. It is a great place right on the beach. This summer we plan to paint and refresh the condo.
I’d like to start by saying our stay at this rental property was amazing. The view, and the beach was fabulous. The neighbors Kathy, & Billy were very nice helpful people, and friendly. The place itself is so lovely, and it has everything you need. I wish I had of went through the whole place when we first arrived, because we bought some things that were already supplied. So my advice to you if you stay here is to open all drawers, closets, cubbies, etc. because Nancy has it all. I would come here again, and the place was very clean. We stayed Dec 23rd thru Jan 3rd, and it really was like home away from home, and I hated to leave. 5 stars from Andrew and Conita. This property is by far the best I’ve ever stayed at and I would come again. We hope you enjoy your stay and thank you Nancy for having us. Sorry for the delay in review, but I had to make sure we left one for this place because it ROCKS.
Great place, this condo is right on the beach. Park the car and you are there. Updated Kitchen and Baths. New sliders to a balcony
to have morning coffee, afternoon lunch and a relaxing class of wine at night. Heated pool for swimming all year round. Walk down the the local Pier and and many restaurants on 10 to 12 minutes walk. You can golf and go on charter boats to fish. There is so much to do.
As researchers are discovering more and more about the underlying causes of Alzheimer’s disease, they are finding new ways to prevent and treat it. A team of neurological scientists from Rush University Medical Center have found that aspirin can be used to treat Alzheimer’s. Here’s what you need to know about this latest discovery.
Previous studies showed there is a correlation between regularly taking aspirin and not developing Alzheimer’s disease. The previous research was promising, but scientists didn’t know if aspirin could directly decrease Alzheimer’s risks. Some theorized the link was only occurring because aspirin thins blood, so it reduces the risk of strokes that could trigger Alzheimer’s disease through brain damage.
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To further test the connection between aspirin and Alzheimer’s disease, the Rush University researchers conducted a study on mice. They took mice that were genetically modified to develop Alzheimer’s disease and gave them low doses of aspirin regularly. The researchers noticed that mice who took the aspirin were less likely to exhibit Alzheimer’s-like behaviors.
Aspirin seems to reduce Alzheimer’s risks and symptoms due to its interaction with amyloid beta proteins, which clump together in the brain, tangle up nerves, and make it difficult for the brain to send and receive signals. In healthy people, another protein called TFEB helps the brain clear away amyloid beta before it can clump into plaques, but people with Alzheimer’s do not have enough TFEB to sweep away amyloid beta proteins. It turns out aspirin medications boost TFEB levels and increase the speed at which the brain clears out amyloid plaques. Consuming aspirin increases TFEB production and lowers the rate of plaque formation.
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Many seniors are already taking a few milligrams of aspirin each day to thin the blood and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Older adults who want to reduce their likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s disease should also consider taking aspirin. Keep in mind your loved one needs to talk to the doctor before starting any sort of medication regimen. Regular aspirin doses can increase the risk of bleeding and developing several health issues, so it’s best to consult a healthcare expert.
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Halloween is a fun time of year when people dress up in their favorite costumes, paint pumpkins, watch themed films, and engage in other activities. There are many activities for your elderly loved one to participate in, and he or she can have a lot of fun trying to do as many as possible. Here are some fun activities seniors can do on Halloween and the benefits each activity provides.
Your loved one can paint pictures of ghosts, witches, pumpkins, and other Halloween staples to relax his or her mind. You can also purchase adult coloring books with a Halloween theme. Painting Halloween pictures is a fun activity that promotes socialization, relieves stress, increases hand-eye coordination and dexterity, and enhances quality of life.
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Creativity is a great way for seniors to prevent boredom and reduce the risk of depression and other health conditions. Your loved one can decorate a pumpkin, create a witch’s broom, build a small scarecrow head, or design a Halloween lantern. Encourage your loved one to be as creative as possible. Making Halloween crafts is a fun activity that can increase concentration, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive function.
Your loved one can plan this activity for the grandchildren or do it with other family members and close friends. The purpose of a scavenger hunt is to keep the mind active and engaged. You can hide some Halloween-related items around the home, including small pumpkins, homemade ghost trinkets, and candies, and encourage your loved one to look for them. Participating in a Halloween scavenger hunt could boost your loved one’s mental and emotional health.
Staying physically and mentally active is one of the many ways seniors can slow the progression of several diseases and age-related conditions. If your elderly loved one is living with a serious medical condition and needs help managing the tasks of daily living, reach out to Home Care Assistance, a Roseville home care agency you can trust. Our caregivers are available 24/7, there are no hidden fees in our contracts, and we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all of our in-home care services.
Choosing a Halloween costume can be fun, but wearing the costume to a theme party could be even more exciting. Attending Halloween parties is a great way for seniors to increase their social interaction, which could benefit their physical, mental, and emotional health. Your loved one will be engaged with his or her costume as well as the costumes of other partygoers, which could provide a sense of belonging, boost self-esteem, and enhance mood.
Your loved one can make marshmallow ghosts, strawberry pumpkins, cat cookies, and other Halloween treats. In addition to being fun, this activity could provide your loved one with companionship. Help your loved one choose the top recipes, then go ingredient shopping and bake the treats together. Baking Halloween treats can be a collaborative process that keeps seniors and their family members and friends socially and mentally active.
Throughout the month of October, your loved one can watch horror movies at home, the local theater, a senior center, or any other venue showing Halloween-themed films. You can even host a Halloween movie marathon every weekend, playing some of your loved one’s favorite films, which could keep him or her active, engaged, and happy. Watching favorite Halloween films can also spark memories and slow cognitive decline.
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Home care providers fall into two distinct categories: The first category is a Home Care Agency, the second is a Home Care Company. Understanding the differences between the two models is critical when seeking care at home.
A Home Care Agency is a referral agency that finds and screens Caregivers and then refers Caregivers to people seeking Home Care. The Home Care Agency profits by charging an hourly fee to their clients for referring Caregivers. The Caregivers, who they refer and send to your home, are not employees of the Home Care Agency, they become the client's employee. Regardless of what the Home Care Agency tells you the IRS most likely will consider the Caregivers sent from the agency an employee of the person who hired them which would be you the client. Because you, the client, are the Caregiver's employer, the Caregiver is paid directly by you, not the Home Care Agency. To clarify exactly how this works the following example is offered:
​Mary recently fell at home and broke her leg. She is seventy years old and can no longer take care of herself. To help her through her recovery period, Mary decides to call a Home Care Agency and explains her situation. The agency then sends a Caregiver to her home to speak with Mary. The Caregiver explains that she will take care of Mary and she would directly charge her $11.00 per hour for her services. The Caregiver further explains to Mary that she would also have to pay the Home Care Agency that sent her an additional $5.00 per hours as a referral fee.
​In this exampleThe total cost of hiring a Caregiver from an agency would be $16.00 per hour ($11.00 per hour paid directly to the Caregiver and $5.00 per hour paid to the Agency).
Home Care Companies, such as Home Care of Myrtle Beach, are drastically different from Home Care Agencies, such as Griswold, Home Care Helpers and South Carolina Caregivers. Home Care Companies directly hire Caregivers, who become employees of the Home Care Company and are paid directly by the company. These employees are carefully screened and vetted. A Home Care Company's reputation is on the line every time a Caregiver arrives at a client's home. Reputable Home Care Companies such as Home Care of Myrtle Beach also supervise their employees to make sure they are performing up to the company's standards. Home Care Companies as opposed to Agencies cover their employees with Workers Compensation Insurance and Liability Policies. Home Care companies also collect and pay all payroll taxes including unemployment insurance. Furthermore, HOME CARE COMPANIES PROTECT THEIR CLIENTS FROM LAWSUITS WHILE AGENCIES EXPOSE THEIR CLIENTS TO COSTLY LITIGATION.
Caregivers are paid directly by the clients they serve. Payroll taxes are not collected nor are they paid by the Referral Agency. Workers Compensation Insurance must either be provided by the Caregiver themselves or the client must pay for a policy themselves. A person injured on the job could possibly file a lawsuit against the person they are caring for if a Worker Compensation policy is not purchased. Caregivers are also expected to pay taxes on the money they earn, but seldom do so which can present problems for their clients.
Referral Agencies do not maintain backup caregivers, the client must rely on the caregiver they hired. You hired a single Caregiver not a company that maintains a staff of Caregivers.
Correcting problems with a Caregiver is the client's responsibly. Remember you are the Caregiver's Employer.
Caregivers are paid by the Home Care Company not by the clients, all payroll taxes are collected and paid by the Home Care Company. Workers Compensation and Liability Insurance are provided and all Caregivers are supervised. Clients are protected from lawsuits filed by Caregivers who become injured on the job because the Caregivers are not their employees.
Home Care Companies have numerous Caregivers and can rearrange the shifts of their Caregivers when necessary. Consistent care is much more likely from a Home Care Company than a referral agency.
Correcting problems with employees is the responsibility of the company's management, not the client.
All payroll taxes and payroll issues are handled by the Home Care Company. Clients are NOT responsible for any IRS reporting.
From the prospective of an owner of a Home Care Company, the Home Care Agency option should be avoided by those seeking In-Home Care. Although the cost to hire a Caregiver through an agency is usually slightly less per hour than with a Home Care Company the risk of lawsuits and IRS problems must be carefully considered. In addition to the legal problems that can occur from hiring a Caregiver through an Agency, the reliability and quality of care in most instances will be far better from a Home Care Company. The Home Care Agency Model in my opinion is nothing more than a way for a business to avoid paying payroll taxes as well as paying for insurance.
*Please think twice and perhaps consult an attorney before hiring a Caregiver through a Home Care Agency.