Patricia Morrison
BSN, RN Owner
Meet Patricia, a registered nurse (RN) with over 10 years of valuable experience in healthcare. Throughout her career, Patricia has witnessed the pressing need for social stimulation among seniors who choose to age in place at home. Recognizing this crucial gap in care, Patricia felt compelled to establish the Social Pulse Home Care Agency. (SPHCA)
Patricia‘s extensive experience has allowed her to understand the importance of a holistic approach to care. She believes that providing medication reminders, mobility assistance, and ADLs (activities of daily living ) alone is not enough to meet the needs of seniors who desire to age at home. Therefore, she developed the Social Pulse Home Care Agency to offer comprehensive support, including physical care and social engagement.
Making a Difference
The Social Pulse Activity Bag
At the heart of the Social Pulse Home Care Agency is the Social Pulse Activity Bag, a unique offering designed to keep clients stimulated and socially engaged. Each bag is tailored to the individual’s interests and needs, and it contains a variety of puzzles, games, and memory aids. By engaging with each client personally, Patricia and her team will create an atmosphere of companionship and promote mental well-being.
Meaningful Relationships
The Social Pulse Home Care Agency goes beyond traditional caregiving services. Patricia and her dedicated team prioritize building meaningful relationships with their clients and families, fostering a sense of belonging and purpose. They understand that socialization is integral to overall well-being, and their approach is centered around helping seniors maintain an active and fulfilling lifestyle.
Comprehensive Services
Through their comprehensive services, Social Pulse Home Care Agency will strive to enhance the lives of their clients, allowing them to age in place with dignity, stimulation, and a strong sense of community.
Dexter Morrison
Operations Coordinator
I am Dexter Morrison, and I have worked in customer service roles for over 25 years. I enjoy meeting new people, discussing great experiences, and spending time with family and friends. I have been with Social Pulse Home Care Agency since the beginning and look forward to the opportunities it gives me to serve in the Myrtle Beach community. As operations coordinator, I oversee some of the kindest people you ever could meet. Our team will care for your loved one at home and on the road, getting to medical appointments or riding to acquire essential living products.
Ruby Carrillo
Personal Care Assistant
Hola, my name is Ruby. I’m newly retired from Horry County Schools after 32 years in education. Twenty-one years were spent as the owner and director of Kiddie College Preschool. I love what I’m doing with Social Pulse Home Care Agency because of my love for people, whether children or Seniors. I’m a people person. I love and Care for those who need it the most.
Cyan Bryant
Personal Care Assistant
My name is Cyan Bryant, and I’ve been working at Social Pulse Home Care Agency for over two months. I’m 18 years old and was born in Conway, SC. I am a student at Horry Georgetown Technical College, where I study Nursing.
I don’t have much experience in home care, but I’m so glad to be part of a job that trains me to prioritize people’s needs!
What I love about working here is how much I can help people cognitively and physically. Not only am I helping them care for and clean their homes, but I’m also engaging with them socially and letting them know I’m there to assist them!
Brynelle Elliot
Personal Care Assistant
Helping people has been the focus of my life ever since I was little, and it has been very fulfilling. From volunteering to help my community and working for the school system in food services to pet sitting a variety of animals. So, Social Pulse Home Care Agency was a great fit! I love the look of a tidy house, and helping that way is satisfying. I also love connecting with my clients! Whether through a conversation or a fun activity, I love laughing and getting to know my clients better – it’s the best part of my job.
Theresa Oshenski
Personal Care Assistant
I’ve worked previously in a doctor’s office and nursing facility, all of which trained me to work closely with patients and help them with daily activities and concerns.
Even though their health is not what it used to be, they have experiences and wisdom that we can take.
Liz Mollineaux
Personal Care Assistant
One of my first jobs was working with seniors in a nursing home as someone who offered practical care such as accompanying them to their rooms, changing their clothes, and assisting them with bathing.
Later on in my working career I had the opportunity to work in a nursing home facility once again where, although I didn’t interact with them personally, I still had the pleasure of getting to know the residents personally.
Along with practical care, I believe that emotional support and mental stimulation is just as important. Engaging in fun and creative activities with each client is something I am really looking forward to since I’ve never had the opportunity to work with seniors in this capacity.
I’m committed to fostering a positive, trustworthy, and respectful environment ensuring each individual’s dignity and well-being with a warm and compassionate approach.
My goal is to develop close friendships with each client and to share many laughs along the way.
