ComForCare Home Care provides in-home assistance to anyone who needs extra help in order to stay independent. Call 908-927-0500 for more information.
Whether it’s due to injury, illness or aging, sometimes older adults need a little extra help, especially at home. However, family members and friends can’t always be there 24/7 to assist their aging loved one. That’s where ComForCare Home Care comes in. Our personalized care plans and compassionate caregivers help seniors live independently in their own home and continue to do all the things they love.
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We wish you a peaceful, hopeful 2021.
Patient- and family-centered care is an innovative approach to the planning, delivery, and evaluation of health care that is grounded in mutually beneficial partnerships among health care patients, families, and providers.
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Have too many holiday leftovers? Check out our recipes that are delicious and waste-saving.
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comforcare.com Information about Cooking Up a Positive Attitude With Leftovers. Read more about in-home care and caregiving at ComForCare - over 200 locations nationwide.
We wish everyone a blessed first day of Kwanzaa.
Have yourself a merry little Christmas.
"This is a letter of appreciation for the services provided by your company and your home health aide, Joyce T. My family is very pleased with the care Joyce is giving my mother, Anne T. She is a very kind and compassionate companion and takes exceptional care of Anne. Joyce does an excellent job of preparing nutritious meals that my mother enjoys and keeps the household clean. I couldn't have asked for or found a better caretaker.
Thank you for providing this essential service and for sending us Joyce." -- Anne
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Experts recommend that anyone over the age of 50 receive the shingles vaccine. Check out our blog for more information on the virus and how you can protect yourself: https://bit.ly/2IQOx6m
Decreased light and increased cold during winter months can exacerbate depression for older adults. If you're feeling sad or overwhelmed, contact your health care provider to discuss treatment options.
Join us every weekday for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
Join us every weekday for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
Did you miss our webinar last week about COVID-19 and this holiday season? Check out the recording now:
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youtube.com In light of the COVID-19 crisis, this holiday season could bring new challenges for families. Heather McKay, Ph.D, OTL, dementia care specialist, welcomes fa...
Stay safe and healthy in the coming months with these tips from the CDC: http://bit.ly/3r2lSwo
As your partner in care, ComForCare wants to support your journey with Alzheimer’s through education and specialized in-home care.
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comforcare.com Information about Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease. Read more about in-home care and caregiving at ComForCare - over 200 locations nationwide.
Tips to prevent slips on snow and ice during winter months:
✔️ Spread walkways of snow and ice, and spread deicer as soon as possible
✔️ When walking outdoors, wear insulated, waterproof shoes with non-slip soles
✔️ Take short steps and walk at a slower pace so you can react quickly to changes in traction
Check out our blog for steps you can take to help protect yourself and others from coronavirus during the coming months. https://bit.ly/2K5wr0Y
Considering 24-hour home care for your loved one?
It might be a good fit if:
- They experience difficulty sleeping or frequently wake up and walk around throughout the night, increasing the risk of falling
- Have Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia
- Are currently under the care of a family member who is overwhelmed or needs a break
Reach out today to learn more: (908) 927-0500 or [email protected]
Join us every weekday for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
Join us every weekday for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
During socially-distanced, masked visits or on video chat, families should pay attention to these 3 things:
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comforcare.com Information about What to Look for When Visiting Older Adults During the Holidays. Read more about in-home care and caregiving at ComForCare - over 200 locations nationwide.
May every candle you light bring peace and joy.
Helpful info from AARP regarding the coronavirus vaccine.
aarp.org Coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna are expected to be widely available by mid-2021, but some older Americans may get them sooner.
Older Driver Safety Awareness Week highlights the vital role that mobility and transportation play to keep older adults active in their communities. The observance recommends that during the first week in December, loved ones of older drivers express concern for their safety.
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"Just wanted to let you know that dad passed away peacefully tonight. My family cannot thank you enough for all the love and support you and your aides provided dad. From Grace, Christina and his special angel, Sandra, they were always there. If you ever need a recommendation from our family, do not hesitate to ask." -- The P. Family
We’ve rounded up a list of 60 meaningful activities caregivers can do with their older loved ones. Check out our blog to learn more: https://bit.ly/3oztzrN
What have you stopped yourself from doing because you thought you were too old?
Now every weekday! Join us for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
Now every weekday! Join us for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
Now every weekday! Join us for live music from the 30s to the 60s and conversation with Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist. Invite your friends and family.
Did you know one out of every seven people is affected by disability? ComForCare helps those with disabilities live their best lives possible by providing supportive services.
What can you do to help fight the negative stereotypes surrounding older adults?
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ComForCare wishes you and your family a wonderful and safe holiday.
ComForCare Home Care can help you determine the kind of care you are able to provide for your aging loved one and what makes the most sense for one of our amazing caregivers to assist you with. Start your caregiving journey by exploring our helpful resources: http://bit.ly/2Nu2p65
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Home care professionals have been essential to protecting older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic, but, it’s important to note that professional caregivers and home care, in general, are also a major facet in the continuum of care.
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comforcare.com Information about Celebrating Home Care and Hospice Month: How Home Care Can Help. Read more about in-home care and caregiving at ComForCare - over 200 locations nationwide.
People come to ComForCare when they need a helping hand to remain safely and comfortably in their home. We have clients who just need help with doing laundry or shopping. And we have clients who need someone skilled and gentle to give them a bed bath, feed them, or help them safely down the stairs.
Whatever the level of care required, our certified home health aides are professional caregivers working under the supervision of our registered nurses. The ComForCare motto is “Live Your Best Life Possible,” and everything we do is done with that goal in mind. No matter their physical or cognitive disability, every client can have a better day.
Nancy Lorince opened the ComForCare office serving Somerset and North Middlesex Counties in 2005, after experiencing the challenges of family caregiving first hand. Today our team of dedicated professionals provide tens of thousands of hours of care a year, offering service around the clock, 365 days a year.
We are an affordable alternative to assisted living facilities and nursing homes - we help our clients to stay in the comfort of their own homes