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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. Comfort 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

01/13/2026

The holidays often bring families together — and sometimes they reveal changes that are hard to ignore.

You may have noticed a parent losing weight, struggling with daily tasks, forgetting things, or pulling away from activities they once enjoyed.

These are not just “normal aging” moments. They’re signals.

Waiting too long to address these concerns can lead to emergencies. Early conversations and small steps now can prevent bigger problems later.

The good news: support doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. In-home care can start small — a few hours a week — and grow as needs change, helping seniors stay safe and independent at home.

If you’ve noticed something feels “off,” trust that instinct. The real question isn’t if help is needed — it’s when to start the conversation.

💬 Start talking.
🏠 Explore care options.
❤️ Plan before a crisis forces the decision.

01/08/2026

January is National Hobby Month

Theme: It’s never too late to pick up a hobby

Getting older doesn’t mean slowing down—it means choosing what matters most. Hobbies keep the brain sharp, lift mood, and create reasons to connect with others. If you haven’t had a hobby in years (or ever), January is the perfect time to start.

5 Great Hobbies for Seniors (Mental + Social Benefits)

1️⃣Painting or Drawing: Boosts creativity and focus. Easy to start. Great for group classes or quiet solo time.
2️⃣Book Clubs (in-person or virtual): Stimulates memory and critical thinking. Built-in social connection and routine.
3️⃣Gardening (raised beds or containers): Encourages light movement (low impact), planning, and patience. Bonus: sharing plants with friends or family.
4️⃣Board Games & Card Games - Sharpens memory and strategy. Excellent bonding with friends, spouses, or grandkids.
5️⃣Learning a New Skill Together (music, language basics, crafting) - Strong mental workout. Ideal for bonding with a partner, friend, or family member.

Bottom line: You don’t need to be “good” at a hobby. You just need to start.

January is about trying—not perfecting.

01/06/2026

Aging joyfully starts with the little things. ❣️

Simple routines—like light movement, meaningful conversation, and consistent sleep—can support cognitive health and overall well-being at any age.

Comfort Keepers caregivers help seniors build and maintain these healthy habits, providing encouragement, companionship, and
personalized in-home support so they can continue living safely and independently at home. 🏡

Want to learn how we can support your loved one’s journey?

👉 Visit ComfortKeepers.com to explore our in-home care services.

01/01/2026

From our family to yours,

Happy New Years!

12/30/2025

New Year’s Eve Safety Tips for Seniors 🎉

As we ring in the New Year, a few simple precautions can help keep the celebration safe and stress-free:

1️⃣Watch the walking hazards
Clear clutter, secure rugs, and keep walkways well lit—especially if guests are visiting.
2️⃣Be mindful of fatigue
Late nights can increase fall risk. It’s okay to celebrate earlier and rest when needed.
3️⃣Limit alcohol and sugary drinks
These can affect balance, sleep, and medications.
4️⃣Keep emergency contacts handy
Phones charged. Numbers visible. No scrambling if something happens.
5️⃣Stay warm
Cold weather plus reduced circulation can be risky—layer up if heading outside.

A safe New Year is the best way to start the next one. 🥂

🥳Here’s to health, comfort, and peace of mind in the year ahead.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄

From all of us at Comfort Keepers, we’re grateful for the families who trust us and the caregivers who make a difference every day.

Wishing you a joyful Christmas filled with peace, comfort, and time with those you love.

12/24/2025

Most seniors want to stay at home.

Most families want peace of mind.

24-hour senior care makes both possible.

With a caregiver present day and night, your loved one gets help when they need it most—especially during overnight hours when falls and confusion are more likely.

If you’re wondering whether 24-hour care is the right fit for your family, let’s talk.

📞 Call (903) 509-4424 or visit Comfort Keepers of Tyler to schedule a consultation.

Support at home = Peace of mind for everyone

Find out more here: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/texas/tyler/resources/resources/benefits-of-24-hour-care/

12/23/2025

🎄 5 Holiday Activities to Enjoy With Seniors & Family 🎄

The holidays are better when everyone can participate—especially our seniors. Try these simple, meaningful activities:

1️⃣ Unplug & Be Present
Put phones away and spend uninterrupted time together—even a few minutes matters.

2️⃣ Bake a Family Recipe
Cookies, pies, or bread—focus on easy tasks and shared memories, not perfection.

3️⃣ Holiday Movie Night
Pick a classic, add blankets, keep the volume comfortable, and make it cozy.

4️⃣ Share Stories & Photos
Pull out old albums and let seniors tell the stories behind the memories.

5️⃣ Take a Short Scenic Drive
Look at holiday lights or decorations—no crowds, no stress.

✨ Small moments matter. The goal isn’t doing more—it’s doing it together.

Happy Holidays!

12/18/2025

5 Ways to Prepare for Holiday Travel with Seniors

Holiday travel can be stressful—especially with aging loved ones. A little planning avoids big problems. Start here 👇

1️⃣ Plan the trip around energy levels
Book shorter travel days. Add breaks. Avoid red-eye flights or long, nonstop drives.

2️⃣ Pack meds the smart way
Bring extra medication (not just enough). Keep it in carry-on bags. Include a written medication list.

3️⃣ Prep for mobility needs
Confirm wheelchair access, aisle seats, early boarding, and hotel room accessibility before you leave.

4️⃣ Watch food, hydration, and rest
Travel disrupts routines. Schedule meals, water breaks, and rest time—don’t “power through.”

5️⃣ Have a backup plan
Know where urgent care or hospitals are at your destination. Share emergency contacts with everyone traveling.

💡 Pro tip: If travel feels overwhelming, in-home care before or after the trip can make everything smoother.

📞 Need help caring for a senior this holiday season? Message us or call to talk through options.

12/16/2025

📉 Social Security Isn’t Enough on Its Own

Many people count on Social Security, but with rising costs and benefits that still may not cover basic expenses, it’s risky to rely on it alone. Experts say you need a plan that fills the gap and protects your future income.

💡 What to Do About It:

✅ Re-work your budget — find pressure points and cut strategically.

✅ Plan supplemental income — savings, retirement accounts, part-time work, investments, etc. (Social Security was meant to supplement, not replace income).

✅ Delay claiming if you can — benefits grow the longer you wait (up to age 70).

👉 Bottom line: don’t count on Social Security alone — build habits and income streams now so you don’t struggle later.

12/11/2025

💛 Caring for Others Starts With Caring for Yourself

Being a caregiver is meaningful — but it can also be exhausting. Many caregivers feel stressed, lonely, or burned out, especially during busy seasons like the holidays. Remember: taking care of you isn’t selfish. It’s necessary.
Here are six simple ways to protect your well-being:

1. Take care of your body
Get enough sleep, eat well, and move a little each day. Even a short walk helps. See your doctor for checkups, vaccines, and when you’re not feeling well.

2. Pay attention to your feelings
Your emotions matter. Talk to someone you trust. Don’t compare yourself to others — everyone’s journey is different. You’re doing your best.

3. Set limits
Know your capacity and ask for help. Build a small team of people who can share the load. Protect time for yourself.

4. Watch for changes in yourself
If you’re feeling worse, more stressed, or acting differently, take note. Ask friends or family to tell you if they notice changes too.

5. Get support
You don’t have to handle everything alone. Connect with caregiver groups in person or online. Talking with people who understand makes a real difference.

6. Give yourself grace
You don’t need to be perfect. Prioritize what matters most. Say “no” when something is too much. Keep meaningful traditions, change the ones that add stress, and enjoy simple moments with your loved one.

You deserve care, rest, and support — and speaking up about what you need is a strength, not a weakness. 💛

12/09/2025

7 Tax Facts About Life Insurance & Long-Term Care Most People Miss

Life insurance payouts are usually tax-free to your family.
Qualified long-term care benefits are also not taxed as income.
Hybrid life + LTC policies mean you either get care benefits or a death benefit — not wasted premiums.
If you never need care, your heirs still get paid.
If you do need care, you can avoid draining retirement savings.
Not all policies qualify — the IRS has strict rules.
Planning early = more protection and fewer tax surprises.

👉 Most families don’t realize how these policies actually work until it’s too late.

If you want help understanding your options, ask now — it costs nothing to get clarity.

Address

1111 Judson Road Ste 200
Longview, TX
75601

Telephone

+19032546789

Website

https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/texas/longview

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