Strengthening Bonds at Our Holiday Breakfast Celebration
It was so nice to see all our healthcare friends and colleagues at Maggiano’s for the Northwest Metro Holiday breakfast.
Read MoreManaging Long-Term COVID Symptoms
Learn how homemaker services can support seniors with long-term COVID-19 symptoms by easing daily tasks and helping them maintain a safe, comfortable home.
Read MoreSkilled Nursing Care at Home for Seniors with Heart Failure
Seniors diagnosed with heart failure face a lot of challenges. Skilled nursing care at home can help them to avoid hospitalization and experience an improved quality of life.
Read More5 Ways Home Care Can Help Seniors Who Have Parkinson’s
Home care helps seniors with Parkinson’s stay safe at home by preventing falls, providing support with mobility, and assisting with daily tasks.
Read MoreUnderstanding Pneumonia in Seniors
Companion care at home is vital for seniors to manage pneumonia risks, symptoms, and prevention due to weakened immune systems with age.
Read More5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Try To Move A Senior Parent Alone
Ensure your senior parent’s safety with professional personal care at home, offering assistance with transfers, hygiene, and daily activities to enhance their comfort and well-being.
Read MoreSenior Care Tips and Legal Guidance at Belmont Village Event
Belmont Village hosted a breakfast featuring senior care tips by Amy Cohen and legal guidance from Kerry Peck’s office to help seniors accept care.
Read MoreAn Extra Hand for Your Loved One During the Holidays
Homemaker services can assist elderly loved ones during the hectic holiday season by helping with chores and meal prep, ensuring they enjoy festive events without feeling overwhelmed.
Read MoreCompanion Services of America Supports Awareness for Hunger in the Community
Companion Services of America attended a fashion show luncheon by Hunger Resource Network, a non-profit aiding Chicagoland’s food pantries and rescuing food since 2009.
Read MoreSelf-Care & Independence with Home Care Assistance
Seniors may need more help than they used to need, but there are still ways that they can remain independent with some self-care tasks.
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