HOUSTON COMMUNITY
Houston is a city built by people who serve – from the NASA scientists who put humans on the moon, to the energy workers who power America, to the military families who defend our freedom, to the federal employees who keep our government running. Our city’s strength comes from these everyday heroes, and when they need care, our community should be there for them.
The Heroes Among Us Walk through any Houston neighborhood and you’ll find:
•Veterans from every branch of service who chose to make Houston home
•NASA employees and contractors who’ve advanced human knowledge
•Energy workers who’ve powered America’s growth for generations
•Federal employees who’ve dedicated their careers to public service
•Coal miners who moved here for new opportunities but carry the effects of their service
A City That Understands Service Houston has always been a city that understands service and sacrifice. We’re home to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, where people work to push the boundaries of human exploration. We’re the energy capital of America, where workers face real dangers to keep the lights on. We’re a military-friendly city that welcomes veterans and active-duty families.
When Heroes Need Help Sometimes the people who’ve spent their lives serving others need help themselves. Service-connected disabilities, occupational illnesses, work-related injuries – these aren’t signs of weakness. They’re the price some people pay for serving something bigger than themselves.
Federal Benefits: Earned, Not Given TRICARE, OWCP, DEEOIC, and DCMWC benefits aren’t handouts – they’re promises America made to the people who serve. When a NASA engineer develops health problems from chemical exposure, when a veteran struggles with service-connected disabilities, when an energy worker faces respiratory issues from years in refineries – these benefits ensure they get the care they’ve earned.
A Local Business That Gets It Prolific Life Home Care Solutions is Houston-born and Houston-proud. As a mother-daughter owned business, we understand the values that make our city great – hard work, family, and taking care of each other. We’re not a national chain that sees clients as numbers; we’re your neighbors who understand what it means to serve.
Specialized Care for Specialized People Different types of service create different care needs:
•Military families need providers who understand deployments, PCS moves, and the stress of military life
•NASA employees need care that respects security requirements and understands the unique hazards of space industry work
•Energy workers need respiratory specialists who understand toxic exposure and occupational illness
•Federal employees need providers who can work with OWCP and understand the demands of public service
Community Support Houston has always been a city where neighbors help neighbors. When Hurricane Harvey hit, we saw the best of our community spirit. That same spirit should extend to caring for the people who’ve served our country and our community.
The Ripple Effect of Care When we take care of our heroes, we strengthen our whole community:
•Families stay together instead of being torn apart by caregiving stress
•Veterans and service members see that their sacrifice is valued
•Workers know that their contributions matter
•Children learn the importance of honoring service and caring for others
Houston Strong Means Houston Caring Our city’s motto might be “Houston Strong,” but strength includes knowing when to ask for help and when to offer it. Taking care of the people who’ve served our country and our community isn’t just the right thing to do – it’s the Houston thing to do.
A Promise to Our Community
At Prolific Life, we promise to treat every client with the respect and dignity they deserve. Whether they served in the military, worked for NASA, powered our energy sector, or dedicated their career to public service, they’ll receive care that honors their contribution to our city and our country.
Building a Caring Community
If you or someone you love has served our country or community and needs care, call (832) 857-0143 or visit https://prolificlifehcs.org/. Let’s take care of the people who’ve taken care of us.