ComForCare is a nation wide franchise that has been around since 2005.
Our office in Mason Ohio has been serving clients in their homes with special needs, incontinence, disabilities, and providing good 'ol companionship for the past 2 years!
10/03/2025
Happy World Smile Day! 😊
At ComForCare, we believe that a smile can brighten anyone's day, especially for our cherished seniors.
Our dedicated caregivers work tirelessly to ensure that every client experiences moments of happiness and companionship. Whether it’s through a friendly chat, engaging activities, or simply being there to listen, we strive to bring smiles to the faces of those we serve.
Share a story or a photo of a moment that made you smile today in the comments below!
10/01/2025
Happy International Day of Older Persons!
Did you know, according to the World Health Organization, that by 2050, the number of people aged 60 and older will outnumber children under 5 for the first time in history?
As a premier provider of in-home care services, we are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for older adults, ensuring they can live independently and with dignity. Our compassionate caregivers are committed to supporting seniors in every setting they call home. 💙
09/30/2025
What could be more difficult than simply growing old?
Growing old without family nearby.
In this episode of the ComForConnections Podcast, Gurney of the Positive Aging Sourcebook shares how caregivers and professionals can support solo agers with empathy, advance planning, and meaningful connection.
While many older adults believe falls are a normal part of aging, the truth is, falls are in large part preventable. This Fall Prevention Awareness Week, we're focused on encouraging action.
Forbes recently spoke with ComForCare's Director of Strategic Healthcare Programs, who explains why falls happen and what older adults can do to reduce their risk:https://ow.ly/a7gr50X1N3U
Ready to take the next step? Discover the difference for yourself! Contact any one of our 330 locations across the U.S. and Canada to learn more.
A Q&A with Stephanie Wierzbicka, an expert on fall prevention for older adults, on the occasion of National Fall Prevention Day.
09/23/2025
As we age, nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining our health and vitality.
To ensure seniors are getting the nutrients they need, focus on the following:
🫘Choose whole grains to boost fiber intake
🥑Incorporate foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids for heart health and cognitive function
🌊Stay hydrated throughout the day to avoid dehydration
🥜Boost nuts and seeds to provide healthy fats and proteins
Check out our Care Kitchen Senior Nutrition Program for more tips and tricks: https://ow.ly/OGCX50WKvFe
09/18/2025
How do you distinguish between dementia and Alzheimer's, and why does that clarity matter?
When it comes to care, it is important to understand what is happening.
Drawing from decades of experience caregiving and helping others deal with Alzheimer's and dementia loved ones, Lori La Bey, founder of Alzheimer's Speaks and https://ow.ly/FRHF50WYSa6 shares tips for early support.
As we age, keeping our minds sharp is just as important as maintaining our physical health.
Engage in activities that challenge your brain!🧠
Try puzzles, crosswords, or learning a new language. Keeping your mind active can help improve memory and cognitive function.
What is your favorite way to challenge your brain?
09/11/2025
September is Healthy Aging Month! 🌟
We believe that aging is a beautiful journey, and every step can be filled with vitality and joy! Join us this month as we share healthy aging tips that focus on embracing wholesome habits to enhance our well-being and independence.
09/07/2025
Happy Grandparents' Day! 💖
Today, we celebrate the incredible lives and contributions of the generation that cared for us.
Join us in recognizing their strength, wisdom, and resilience.
ComForCare is committed to providing the care and support they deserve to live independently and with dignity throughout their golden years.
If your loved one is in need of care, reach out to us today.
09/04/2025
September is Alzheimer's Awareness Month. 💜
This month, we emphasize the need for awareness, early detection, and compassionate care for those affected by Alzheimer's disease. At ComForCare, we are committed to providing support for families and individuals affected by this condition.
To learn more about the support and unique programs we offer, visit our website: https://ow.ly/I2Su50WKwpz
09/01/2025
Happy Labor Day! 🎉
Today, we celebrate the incredible dedication of our caregivers who work tirelessly to ensure our clients live independently and with dignity. Thank you for all you do! 💙
08/30/2025
Happy Franchise Appreciation Day! 💖
Today, we celebrate the incredible franchise owners and their dedicated teams who make ComForCare a trusted name in home care.
Your hard work, passion, and commitment to providing compassionate care truly make a difference in the lives of our clients and their families.
08/19/2024
ComForCare Home Care Mason is currently hiring! Please click on the link below for details! We look forward to hearing from you!
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She was intelligent, an avid reader, an outstanding college student. She was attractive, and her style was classic. She was always well put together, even when engaged in gardening, her favorite past time. She was a planner and organizer. She managed the family finances and property management company, with great care and accuracy. She was always prudent with investments and savings.
She was a wonderful wife, mother and caregiver. Her husband was chronically ill, and partly because of her diligent caregiving, he lived 20 years longer than the Doctors anticipated. She had child, a girl. Because of her love and her gifts for household management, this child never wanted for anything, material or otherwise. The child grew up understanding that she was the most important thing in her mother’s life. She made sure the girl was taught Godly values and attended church. Eventually, her daughter grew up, married and had children of her own. By this time her husband had passed away, and the grandchildren became the most important things in her life. Even though her daughter’s family lived across the country, she managed to visit at least three times per year, and stayed for extended periods. She gifted them with many wonderful family vacations. Some of the best memories her now grown grandchildren have, were those treasured visits with “Grammie”.
Of course, time marches on, and nothing remains the same. While she is still with us, she is no longer well put together, can no longer plan or organize. Independently, gardening, reading and travel are out of the question. She requires assistance with simple finances, and other daily living activities. She doesn’t always recall the names of her grandchildren, or remember the last time she spoke with them. She doesn’t remember much, if at all, about those treasured vacations and visits. She remembers only bits and pieces of her daughter’s childhood.
