CABS Health Network Honors Local Caregivers
The annual gala recognizes New York City caregivers supporting family members and patients in the community.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Eldercare
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CABS Health Network honored local caregivers at its annual Circle of Care Awards Gala held at Park Lane New York. The event recognized individuals for their dedication to supporting family members and clients across New York City and Brooklyn.
Why it matters
Caregiving remains a significant commitment for many families, with national data showing that nearly one in four American adults provided support to someone with a medical condition or disability over the past year. Highlighting these roles helps bring visibility to the critical work of managing health and logistics for aging loved ones.
The 2026 event marked the latest recognition by CABS Health Network, an organization that has provided home care in Brooklyn and New York City for over fifty years. Notable honoree Bernedette Quick was recognized for her commitment to twenty-eight years of caregiving.
The players
CABS Health Network
A provider of home care and care management services that has operated in New York City for over fifty years.
Cynthia Bailey
A primary caregiver honored as the 2026 Caregiver of the Year for her dedication to her mother.
The details
The gala event served to celebrate individuals who manage complex care needs for family members and patients in the community. Through its fundraising efforts, CABS Health Network supports broader community programs focused on disease prevention and food access. These services assist households in managing the daily logistical and physical demands of long-term care.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: CABS Health Network hosted the Circle of Care Awards Gala.
The Home Front
This gala highlights the growing household reliance on professional and family-led home care services in urban environments. It reflects the broader trend of caregiving responsibilities facing families as identified in recent national health surveys.
Families managing medical conditions at home should identify reliable local support networks to help balance caregiving responsibilities. Consider reviewing available resources for respite care and community outreach programs to assist with daily logistics and long-term planning.
The takeaway
Caregiving is a widespread, long-term commitment that impacts millions of households across the country. Families currently navigating care needs should keep a list of local support organizations and community care management providers on hand to assist with future logistics.
Further reading
Learn more about local support services in the New York City Eldercare section.
More information
For additional resources, visit the CABS Health Network information and support page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by AmNewYork.
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