Orlando, FL – September 21, 2009 –American Home Companions hosted 5000 Great Reasons to Celebrate on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 at the Dubsdread Tap Room in Orlando to benefit Meals on Wheels programs in Central Florida. American Home Companions matched $2,000 in donations for the Meals on Wheels programs for a grand total of $4,000.
“We’re honored to be included in American Home Companions Inc. 5000 celebration, 5000 Great Reasons to Celebrate,” says Marsha Lorenz President/CEO Seniors First, Inc. “We look forward to their continued growth, accomplishments and success in the Home Health Care Industry.”
“It has been a company goal for American Home Companions to do well by doing good in our community. We want our clients and their families to be comfortable that they are entrusting their care to a company that is a leader in the elder care industry,” states Jim Mark, President of American Home Companions. “Through a singular focus on the needs of our clients we continue to expand and allow in-home care to become available to more senior citizens throughout Florida,” he adds.
American Home Companions was celebrating their success in being honored, for the second year in a row, on the Inc. 5000 list for the 5000 Fastest Growing Companies of 2009. The Inc. 5000 list is compiled by Inc. Magazine. Qualification is based on U.S.-based, privately held and independent companies as of December 31, 2008, which were founded and generating income by the first week of 2005. Revenue totals for 2005 had to be at least $200,000 with growth to $2 million or more in 2008.
Since 1992, American Home Companions has offered the services of in-home eldercare companions allowing Florida seniors to live in the familiar and secure setting of their own home. American Home Companions works with hospitals, physicians, social workers, rehabilitation centers, nurse registries, and home health agencies in a combined effort to allow older adults to live their golden years in the comfort of their own homes.
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For more information about American Home Companions or to schedule an interview with Jim Mark, please contact Lisa Anderson at (407) 267-2193 or visit our website at http://www.theliveinexperts.com/.
“We’re honored to be included in American Home Companions Inc. 5000 celebration, 5000 Great Reasons to Celebrate,” says Marsha Lorenz President/CEO Seniors First, Inc. “We look forward to their continued growth, accomplishments and success in the Home Health Care Industry.”
“It has been a company goal for American Home Companions to do well by doing good in our community. We want our clients and their families to be comfortable that they are entrusting their care to a company that is a leader in the elder care industry,” states Jim Mark, President of American Home Companions. “Through a singular focus on the needs of our clients we continue to expand and allow in-home care to become available to more senior citizens throughout Florida,” he adds.
American Home Companions was celebrating their success in being honored, for the second year in a row, on the Inc. 5000 list for the 5000 Fastest Growing Companies of 2009. The Inc. 5000 list is compiled by Inc. Magazine. Qualification is based on U.S.-based, privately held and independent companies as of December 31, 2008, which were founded and generating income by the first week of 2005. Revenue totals for 2005 had to be at least $200,000 with growth to $2 million or more in 2008.
Since 1992, American Home Companions has offered the services of in-home eldercare companions allowing Florida seniors to live in the familiar and secure setting of their own home. American Home Companions works with hospitals, physicians, social workers, rehabilitation centers, nurse registries, and home health agencies in a combined effort to allow older adults to live their golden years in the comfort of their own homes.
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For more information about American Home Companions or to schedule an interview with Jim Mark, please contact Lisa Anderson at (407) 267-2193 or visit our website at http://www.theliveinexperts.com/.
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