I have spent a lot of time visiting Jack since his stroke almost three years ago. During many of these visits I have enjoyed getting to know his caregiver Reid. I am impressed at Reid’s level of care. He is professional, yet also very personable. He is caring, thoughtful and compassionate. What impresses me most is the way he treats Jack with dignity and respect. These are hard traits to come by and Reid personifies them all. I know the family feels very fortunate to have Reid care for their beloved Jack.
Lisa L.
April is National Parkinson’s Awareness month. However, many of us are very aware of this horrible disease. We have watched our loved ones taken slowly by this disease. There are treatments that can slow the progression and ease the symptoms, but there is no cure. Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects predominately the dopamine-producing (“dopaminergic”) neurons in…
Don’t get Scammed! Seniors are the number one target for scammers. Help protect them from being a victim. Our Seniors today were born between the 1930’s and 1950’s. In that era, ‘scams’ as we see in present times did not exist for the most part. People were more trusting. Your word was your bond. A handshake was more binding than…
Home Care and Veterans Home Aid Benefits We are proud to be a veteran owned and operated company. We have been blessed with the opportunity to assist many people, including disabled veterans, with their non-medical home care so they may retain their dignity and independence. There are many programs available to help our elderly and veterans, but they are difficult…
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