Comfort Keepers Home Care Longview & Tyler, TX

Comfort Keepers Home Care Longview & Tyler, TX Comfort Keepers is a nationally recognized leading provider of in-home care services.

Comfort Keepers provides in-home care that makes a difference in the lives of seniors and other adults. For more than a decade, clients and their families have entrusted their care to us in hundreds of local communities. Whether we're providing companionship or in-home safety solutions, we offer the care and support that improves a senior's quality of life and enables independent living at home. C

omfort Keepers Services:
Bathing, grooming, and hygiene
Mobility assistance
Transferring and positioning
Toileting and incontinence
Feeding and special diet
Dementia care
Companionship
Incidental transportation
Medication reminders
Meal preparation
Errand services/Grocery shopping
Live-in care
24-hour care
Respite care or relief for family
Home safety solutions
Light housekeeping
Laundry services

🐾 Your Cat Could Help Fight Alzheimer’s! 🐾Scientists in Scotland have been studying older cats who sometimes get a littl...
08/15/2025

🐾 Your Cat Could Help Fight Alzheimer’s! 🐾

Scientists in Scotland have been studying older cats who sometimes get a little… forgetful.

Turns out, when cats develop dementia, their brains change in ways very similar to people with Alzheimer’s.

🐱Why this is paws-itively exciting:

ā— Cats get dementia naturally, just like humans—no lab tricks needed.
ā— Studying them could help find better treatments for people and pets.
ā— Our furry friends might be the key to unlocking new brain-health breakthroughs.

šŸ‘“If your senior kitty seems confused, meows more at night, or forgets familiar things, it could be more than just ā€œbeing quirky.ā€

āœ“ Researchers say paying attention could help us learn—and maybe even help your cat feel better.

āž”ļøRead more here: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/08/250813083611.htm

šŸ‘„ Week 7 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Don’t wait for others to reach out—call a friend, check in on someone, visit f...
08/12/2025

šŸ‘„ Week 7 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Don’t wait for others to reach out—call a friend, check in on someone, visit family, or enjoy a family gathering at the park.

Connection keeps us young.

šŸ”“ Seniors: Watch Out for Social Media Scams!Scammers are targeting trusted professionals and retirees on all social medi...
08/07/2025

šŸ”“ Seniors: Watch Out for Social Media Scams!

Scammers are targeting trusted professionals and retirees on all social media platforms—Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, even messaging apps.

Here’s what to look for:
šŸ‘¤ 1. Fake Profiles Are Everywhere:

You get a friend request from someone you're already connected with? 🚨 Red flag.
Look out for profiles with few friends, missing photos, or strange grammar.

šŸ‘‰Tip: When in doubt, don’t accept. Report the account instead.

šŸ“© 2. Suspicious Messages? Don’t Click.

šŸ‘€Be cautious with links or attachments—even if they look familiar.

ā—Messages that sound urgent (ā€œAct now!ā€ or ā€œCheck this out!ā€) are often scams.

Scammers want your info to steal your identity or access your accounts.

šŸ”§ 3. Lock Down Your Privacy:

Review your settings. Limit what strangers can see on your profile.
If your account gets cloned, scammers could trick your friends or family.

āœ… Quick Rules to Stay Safe:
āœ”ļøDon’t click strange links.
āœ”ļøDon’t accept duplicate friend requests.
āœ”ļøDon’t give out personal info in messages.
āœ”ļøReport anything that feels ā€œoff.ā€

Stay sharp, stay safe, and let’s help each other avoid the traps. šŸ›”ļø

Laugh Loud, Laugh OftenšŸ˜‚ Week 6 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Laughter truly is the best medicine.Take a class, watch...
08/05/2025

Laugh Loud, Laugh Often

šŸ˜‚ Week 6 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Laughter truly is the best medicine.

Take a class, watch a show, laugh with friends—daily joy is non-negotiable. Try taking an acting or improv class!

šŸ” Thinking about a making your senior place safer? Here’s where to start: šŸ‘‡1. Fall prevention at the core: Clear, unclut...
08/01/2025

šŸ” Thinking about a making your senior place safer?

Here’s where to start: šŸ‘‡

1. Fall prevention at the core: Clear, uncluttered walkways, no loose rugs or cords. Non-slip flooring and mats in bathrooms.

2. Bathroom upgrades matter: Grab bars in the shower and by the toilet (not towel racks). Safe access features like walk-in or curbless showers.

3. Accessibility should be a key consideration: Ideally there are no stairs into or within the living space or external doorways - if there are consider having ramps installed.

4. Smart and simple tech safety - Emergency response systems with fall and location detection (wearables or home units). Easy-to-use smart locks, video doorbells, motion-activated lights.

5. Lighting & visibility: non‑negotiable! Hallways and staircases should be well-lit, with soft night lights. Contrasting stair edges or carpet runners improve visibility.

6. Kitchen and living ease: Frequently used items stored within reach. Anti‑scald faucets and microwave timers are safer than stovetops.

šŸ” Whether you're searching for an affordable senior apartment or adapting your senior's current home — prioritize these safety features to reduce falls, support mobility, and ensure quick help when needed.

Perfection isn’t required, but missing these basics is too risky.

Keep the Mind Sharp! šŸŽÆWeek 5 of our Thrive at Any Age series... Taking a class in your 80s? Why not! New skills keep the...
07/29/2025

Keep the Mind Sharp! šŸŽÆ

Week 5 of our Thrive at Any Age series...

Taking a class in your 80s? Why not!

New skills keep the brain sharp and the heart curious.

āœ… Why Staying Active Matters for SeniorsDid you know that regular exercise can make a huge difference in both physical a...
07/24/2025

āœ… Why Staying Active Matters for Seniors

Did you know that regular exercise can make a huge difference in both physical and mental health for older adults? Even small amounts of movement can:

āœ”ļø Improve mood and outlook
āœ”ļø Reduce stress
āœ”ļø Help prevent conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and osteoporosis
āœ”ļø Lower the risk of falls

Unfortunately, only about 35% of adults over 65 are physically active—but it’s never too late to start!

Simple activities like walking in place, light strength exercises, stretching, or balance routines (like yoga or tai chi) can be done right at home and make a big impact on overall health and independence.

Tip: Always consult with a doctor before starting a new exercise plan, and encourage loved ones to join in or provide support.

šŸ‘‰ What’s your favorite way to stay active at home? Share in the comments!

Routines Build FreedomWeek 4 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Create simple routines—where your phone goes, your meals, ...
07/22/2025

Routines Build Freedom
Week 4 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Create simple routines—where your phone goes, your meals, your appointments.

āœ”ļøSmall habits = big calm.

šŸ“– What is Hurkle‑Durkle?Ever heard of hurkle-durkle? It's a charming old Scottish phrase (dating back to the 1800s) mean...
07/18/2025

šŸ“– What is Hurkle‑Durkle?

Ever heard of hurkle-durkle? It's a charming old Scottish phrase (dating back to the 1800s) meaning ā€œto linger under the covers long after you should be upā€

Think cozy mornings spent snuggling, reading, sipping coffee—embracing slow self-care

It’s not about being lazy—it’s about mindfulness. It’s intentional, guilt‑free downtime before the day begins.

Want that weekend reset? Try a hurkle‑durkle morning!

šŸ‘‰ Your turn: when was the last time you just stayed in bed and did nothing?

AI is coming and it's not all good!🚨 A Florida mother was scammed out of $15,000 after AI cloned her daughter’s voice 🚨A...
07/17/2025

AI is coming and it's not all good!

🚨 A Florida mother was scammed out of $15,000 after AI cloned her daughter’s voice 🚨

According to NBC affiliate WFLA, a Hillsborough County woman got a chilling call from "her daughter," pleading for help in a panic. The voice was AI-generated—so convincing, she paid out $15,000 before realizing it was a scam

šŸ›‘ Heads‑up to everyone: these ā€œkidnappingā€ calls are real—and terrifyingly effective.

āœ… Smart tip: set up a secret code word with family members. If someone calls claiming to be in trouble, they must use the code word—no code word, it’s a scam. Protect your cash and your peace of mind!

For the full story see WFLA's reporting on this at https://www.wfla.com/news/hillsborough-county/hillsborough-woman-duped-out-of-15k-after-ai-clones-daughters-voice/

Week 3 of our Thrive at Any Age series:  Choose Joy Anyway! šŸ™‚You can’t avoid hardship, but you can choose joy. A positiv...
07/15/2025

Week 3 of our Thrive at Any Age series: Choose Joy Anyway! šŸ™‚

You can’t avoid hardship, but you can choose joy. A positive attitude is the best tool for long-term happiness.

🌟 Thinking about aging in place? Here's why it’s a smart move!Staying in your own home as you grow older isn’t just abou...
07/10/2025

🌟 Thinking about aging in place? Here's why it’s a smart move!

Staying in your own home as you grow older isn’t just about comfort—it’s about independence, savings, and keeping your head held high.

Here's what makes it great:

āœ“ Keep your independence – Stay in control of your own life.
āœ“Stick to familiar routines – No adjustments or uprooting.
āœ“Stay socially connected – Keep close to friends and family.
āœ“Save money – It’s often less expensive than moving into a care facility.
āœ“Avoid facility-related health risks – Lower your exposure to infections.

āž•Plus, with support in place, aging at home can boost your life satisfaction and self-worth.

Start planning now and enjoy your best years in the best place - your home!

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