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This week on Radio Means Business, we check in with Amanda Sechrist of UPMC Home Health Care and Family Hospice to hear about the service provided by the company. We break down why home health care and hospice care are important, some of the valid concerns of patients and clients, as well as career and volunteer opportunities.

This week on Radio Means Business, we talk with Jim Sedgwick, of Sedgwick Business Solutions, about the bookkeeping services and assistance he can provide.

On this week's episode of Radio Means Business, we have a roundtable discussion with Bob Henry, Lisa Bollinger, Christy Steidle, Samantha Bruno, and Stephanie Porch about the Juniata Valley Behavioral & Developmental Services organization and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. They share some mental health crisis and suicide prevention resources available in our area. We highlight the Out of The Darkness Walks in the region, what goes into planning a walk, and how you can help support your neighbors!

On this episode of Radio Means Business, we check in with Joanne Decker, Regional Operations Manager of Angels On Call, a local home care provider. We'll find out a little about Joanne, what services are provided, how COVID-19 has affected operations, funding options, and career opportunities with Angels On Call.

In this edition of Radio Means Business, we catch up with Jenny Landis, Executive Director of the Juniata River Valley Visitor's Bureau. We discuss some of the exciting things to see and do in the Juniata River Valley, the impact of COVID-19 on local tourism, the new Waterways initiative, and the future of tourism in the area.

In this edition of Radio Means Business, we catch up with Brennan Malenovitch, Senior District Executive at the Juniata Valley Council Boy Scouts of America.  Brennan fills us in on what challenges the Boy Scouts face during the COVID-19 pandemic and how they have adapted, what modern day scouting is, excellent public service programs the Scouts have completed, and what the future holds for the Juniata Valley Council. For information on the Juniata Valley Council Boy Scouts of America, or how you can become a part of the program, visit their website at jvcbsa.org or give Brennan a call at 717-667-9263.