Charter Healthcare

As a fast-growing company, we're always looking for employees who believe in our core values of compassion, integrity and innovation. Learn more about the benefits of a career with Charter Healthcare and how you can positively impact your community by visiting our website at charterhcg.com/careers.

Current openings in AZ, CA, CO, NE, NM, NV, TX, and UT.

Wishing a Happy Purim to all who celebrate!

On Employee Appreciation Day, we recognize and celebrate our valued colleagues for their hard work and commitment to positively impacting the lives of those we serve. We appreciate your passion for delivering quality, compassionate care. Whether you are providing direct care to our patients or behind the scenes ensuring our organization runs smoothly, we couldn’t provide the exceptional services we offer without you!

March is National Women’s History Month. We’re incredibly proud of the diversity at Charter, including the fact that females make up 80% of our organization, with more than 50 females in senior leadership roles. We are thrilled to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments and contributions women have made to our company, the vast field of health care and our lives. From advances in medicine and bedside care to thought leaders and changemakers, Charter acknowledges the compassion, integrity and innovation of women throughout history.

March is Social Work Month. This year’s theme, Social Work Breaks Barriers, emphasizes how social workers empower individuals and communities, helping them fulfill their potential. We’re humbled to witness our Charter social workers' impact on our patients and families every day. We’re grateful for their dedication to serving patients and families with compassionate, life-affirming care.

Continuing Charter’s celebration of Black History Month, we recognize medical pioneer Jane Cooke Wright, MD.

After earning her medical degree, Dr. Jane Cooke Wright worked alongside her father at the Cancer Research Foundation in Harlem, which her father established in 1948. Together, father and daughter researched chemotherapy drugs that led to remissions in patients with leukemia and lymphoma.

After her father passed, Wright became the head of the Cancer Research Foundation at age 33. She created an innovative technique to test the effect of drugs on cancer cells by using patient tissue rather than laboratory mice.

Wright advanced as the Director of Cancer Chemotherapy at New York University Medical Center and an associate dean at New York Medical College.

The New York Cancer Society elected Wright as its first female president in 1971. Her research helped transform chemotherapy from a last resort to a viable treatment for cancer.

Our hospice services provide all-encompassing support to patients and families. We offer a personalized plan of care that is carefully designed to address health needs and focuses on quality of life. If you have questions about hospice care, call us at (909) 644-4965. https://www.charterhcg.com/services/hospice

Charter Healthcare is a patient-centered company committed to making a positive difference in patients’ lives with a full spectrum of post-acute care services, including skilled home health, acute and hospital-based care, private duty home care, complex care management, palliative care and hospice. Visit our website or call (909) 644-4965 to find out how we can help you or a loved one today. https://www.charterhcg.com/services

Continuing Charter’s celebration of Black History Month, we recognize medical pioneer Solomon Carter Fuller, MD.

After earning his medical degree in 1897 from Boston University, Solomon Carter Fuller became the first African American psychiatrist.

In 1904, he began pioneering work with the psychiatrist and neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer in Germany, studying the traits of dementia. Dr. Fuller was the first to translate much of Alzheimer’s work into English, including research regarding Auguste Deter, the person with the first reported case of the disease.

When he returned to the United States, Fuller continued research on Alzheimer’s disease, as well as schizophrenia, depression, and other mental illness. In 1912, he published the first comprehensive review of Alzheimer’s cases.

Continuing Charter’s celebration of Black History Month, we recognize medical pioneer Rebecca Lee Crumpler, MD.

After working for years as a nurse, Crumpler became the first Black woman in the United States to receive an MD degree. She earned that distinction at the New England Female Medical College in Boston, Massachusetts, where she was the institution’s only Black graduate.

After the Civil War, Crumpler moved to Richmond, Virginia, where she worked with other Black doctors caring for formerly enslaved people in the Freedmen’s Bureau. In 1883, Dr. Crumpler published her Book of Medical Discourses. It chronicles her experiences as a doctor and provides guidance on maternal and child health.

Currently, no known picture of Dr. Crumpler exists.

At Charter, we’re prepared to assist patients at every stage of the post-acute care journey. For patients who need short-term hospice care focused on pain and symptom management that cannot be accomplished in the home, our general inpatient care program can be provided in a hospital, skilled nursing facility or hospice inpatient facility. Visit our website or call (909) 644-4965 to learn more.
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As part of Charter’s celebration of Black History Month, today we recognize medical pioneer James McCune Smith, MD.
Smith was a man of many firsts; he became the first Black American to receive a medical degree, he was the first Black person to own and operate a pharmacy in the United States, and he was the first black physician to be published in U.S. medical journals.

Thank you, Dr. Smith, for paving the way for so many.

National Wise Health Care Consumer Month highlights the importance of making educated decisions about our health. We encourage everyone to be savvy health care consumers by understanding their health options and communicating their goals, values and preferences with their care providers. Learn how Charter can help get you started: https://www.charterhcg.com/

According to the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, Black Americans comprise only 8% of hospice patients, while Caucasians account for more than 80%. What makes this alarming is the fact that Black Americans are more likely to have many of the conditions common to hospice care, such as cancer and heart disease.

Understanding the barriers to hospice is critical to increasing the quality of life for Black Americans. Charter believes everyone deserves an equal opportunity for quality, compassionate care, and we strive to provide meaningful education to help eliminate the misunderstandings surrounding hospice care.

Click the link below to learn more and read some of the most commonly asked questions about hospice care.

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At Charter, we believe everyone deserves equal access to quality, compassionate care. Join us throughout Black History Month as we learn about some of the disparities Black people face regarding healthcare, celebrate Black pioneers in the medical field, and learn how we work to educate, inform and aid those who need our services.

At Charter Healthcare, our patients and their families are at the heart of everything we do. It is our privilege to serve you and your loved one with compassionate, whole-person care that improves outcomes and quality of life. Has post-acute care helped you or someone you know? Share with us in the comments!

Private duty home care is appropriate for patients who need in-home support and assistance with daily activities. From meal preparation to housekeeping, Charter’s private-duty caregivers offer high-quality care while helping patients maintain the independence of living at home. Visit our website or call us at (909) 644-4965 to learn more.
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As a fast-growing company, we're always looking for employees who believe in our core values of compassion, integrity and innovation. Learn more about the benefits of a career with Charter Healthcare. https://www.charterhcg.com/careers

Thank you to the dedicated professionals who care for patients in some of their most vulnerable moments. We appreciate you!

This Lunar New Year marks the year of the Rabbit. In the Chinese Zodiac, the rabbit is known to be the luckiest of the twelve animals. It symbolizes mercy, elegance, and beauty. Charter Healthcare wishes everyone a happy Lunar New Year, and that the Rabbit will bring hope, prosperity and calm to your 2023.

Congratulations to Stephanie Ferratt, who was recently promoted to Executive Director of Palm Desert, CA. Stephanie began as an LVN with Charter nearly 12 years ago! "Charter is my family; it has grown over the years in so many ways, and so have I,” said Stephanie. “What drew me to hospice work was knowing that I could make a positive impact in someone’s life, even for a short period of time and at a time when it means the most, end of life.”
Congratulations, Stephanie, on a very well-deserved promotion! We are excited to see where you will lead your team in this journey.

Many home-based care services help patients live safely at home and maintain independence while addressing medical needs resulting from aging, chronic illness or life-limiting injury. Learn more about Charter’s safe and effective home-based care options: https://www.charterhcg.com/news/home-based-care-improve-quality-of-life/

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a civil rights leader who challenged us to lead with empathy in our daily lives. We are still navigating many of the same issues Dr. King fought for, racial justice, economic equality, affordable housing, labor rights, etc., even in 2023. Today, we acknowledge his contributions and their impact on our society and reflect on how we can continue to move these issues forward.

Advance care planning ensures there is a plan in place for the future that supports your medical wishes. To learn more about advance care planning, call us at (909) 644-4965.
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Our Transitional Care Management program helps patients transition safely from inpatient to home. We provide quality support, evaluating your needs and establishing appropriate care goals. For more information, visit our website or call (909) 644-4965. https://www.charterhcg.com/services/ccm

We know making decisions about your health or the health of a loved one can be overwhelming. We take pride in helping patients and families understand and navigate health care options to ensure their needs are met. Learn more about our services:
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Charter is here to assist you and your family this holiday. May the new year bring you peace, comfort and joy.
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Our skilled home health services allow patients to participate in special family traditions and holiday festivities while receiving high-quality care at home. For home health eligibility information, visit our website or call us at (909) 644-4965. https://www.charterhcg.com/services/home-health/

Charter Healthcare wishes our colleagues, partners, patients and their families a Happy Kwanzaa! We are always available, even during the holiday season.
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Charter Healthcare wishes our colleagues, partners, patients and their families a Merry Christmas! We are always available, even during the holiday season.
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