“We've had nurses, God love them, and other caregivers when those situations, with your permission, I will go to your place after work and, you know, feed your dog or I will, you know, find a family member to help you.”

Healthcare Rap · CEO SPOTLIGHT SERIES: Bob Riney, Henry Ford Health (#539)

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have nurses (with permission) go to patients' homes after work to feed their dogs or arrange family help

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