Today’s Caregiver, the first national magazine for all family and professional caregivers, and caregiver.com announce the 2009 Caregiver Friendly® Award recipients. The Caregiver Friendly® Awards are designed to celebrate products, services, books and media created with the needs of caregivers in mind.
High Desert Pharmaceutics is pleased to receive the prestigious award and is thankful for the opportunity to introduce to caregivers of all backgrounds our product “GloveGlide®”
“The average caregiver is responsible for over $40,000 in health related expenditures each year, in either personal or directed funds” Says Gary Barg, Today’s Caregiver magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, “This award is designed to help family caregivers recognize and reward those organizations who will care for them in as committed a manner as they care for their loved ones.”
ABOUT GLOVEGLIDE®:
GloveGlide® is a patent pending glove donning lubricant and skin protectant is alcohol free, eliminates cracking of the skin and cuticles, provides additional antisepsis and reduces perspiration during glove wear. It is hypoallergenic and works well with all glove material compositions.
www.gloveglide.com
ABOUT HIGH DESERT PHARMACEUTICS:
Located in the Reno/Tahoe region, High Desert Pharmaceutics, Inc (HDP) is an innovative company that develops, manufactures and distributes unique over-the-counter (OTC) topical skin care pharmaceuticals and associated products for the medical, health care and other consumer targeted industries worldwide.
www.highdesertpharma.com
ABOUT THE CAREGIVER FRIENDLY AWARDS:
Caregiver Friendly® Awards are presented by Today’s Caregiver magazine to celebrate outstanding books, media, products and services designed with the best interest of the family caregiver in mind. Today's Caregiver magazine, launched in 1995, is published by Caregiver Media Group, which also produces the Fearless Caregiver Conferences, www.caregiver.com and The Fearless Caregiver book which teaches caregivers how to become their loved one’s fearless advocates within the healthcare system.
