Comfort Keepers of Savannah, GA

Did you know? One third of American seniors struggle with loneliness, which impacts both mental and physical health. We encourage you to take time to check in with the seniors in your life. Brighten their day with a surprise phone call, lunch date, or a walk together outside. Mental health matters, no matter your age. www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/georgia/savannah

Did you know Comfort Keepers of Savannah offers private duty nursing? In contrast to Comfort Keepers' traditional in-home care services, this type of nursing provides one-on-one medical care to an individual in the home or in a facility. Private duty nurses provide the higher level of care while working in tandem with the caregiver who is providing companion-homemaker services along with personal care services. Our goal is to provide the customized care needed by a client, all from one agency. Please call us at (912) 356-0111 to learn more, or visit us at https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/georgia/savannah

You can’t pour from an empty cup. Self-care is the fuel you need to serve others. What is respite care? It’s a helping hand that enables family caregivers to refresh their physical, mental, and emotional health, and provide more effective care for their loved ones. Learn how respite care can support family caregivers and prevent caregiver burnout: comfortkeepers.com/offices/georgia/savannah

Is it time to have the talk? Starting the conversation about senior care is easier when you’re educated about the options (and preferences) and willing to have an open mind. According to Home Care Association of America nearly 70% of Americans age 65 will need care at some point in their life. And, 90% of seniors want to remain in their home as they age. For many, in-home care is the best option for seniors and their families. So, have the talk about senior care and create a plan that works for your family. To learn more about what we can offer, visit us at comfortkeepers.com/offices/georgia/savannah/

Deciding to hire an in-home care provider is a major, life-changing event, and finding a trusted resource to share the journey is crucial. Comfort Keepers Savannah provides reliable, compassionate, in-home care in Savannah and the surrounding areas. We invite you call (912) 356-0111 today to schedule a free in home consultation or to learn more about our care solutions. https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/georgia/savannah/

Respite care can provide a true support system to primary caregivers whose spouse or parent deal with dementia or other forms of memory loss. After her short-term memory loss worsened, Christelle and her husband Buck called upon Comfort Keepers in search of an uplifting companion for Christelle and a helping hand for Buck. Caregiver Irene was just the blessing they needed. Hear as they share how daily visits from Irene have helped them both continue enjoying the beautiful life they built for themselves together at home.

Family has a special way of brightening your day! That’s why Comfort Keepers of Savannah is rooting for family caregivers! The honor of caring for someone you love is irreplaceable. When you need a moment to relax and celebrate this journey, we can give you peace of mind that your loved one is happy and healthy at home. Give us a call at (912) 356-0111 to learn more about how Comfort Keepers of Savannah can help you care for your loved one.

Here’s an amazing fact: Socially active seniors have a 70% lower rate of cognitive decline than those who were less socialized. In a time of social distancing, we shouldn’t give up on staying connected and improving our emotional wellness. Learn how Comfort Keepers of Savannah can help the seniors in your life stay active by visiting www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/georgia/savannah

Who is ready to celebrate? We’re all looking forward to a moment of joy and peace this year but we have to work together to celebrate safely! It’s time to have the talk with your family to ensure you’re all aligned on the safety measures and plan of action this year. Here’s a few things you might consider discussing with your friends and family: Staying extra-safe the weeks leading up to the event Reducing the amount of holiday gatherings you’ll attend... Speaking with the family early and often about the plan Planning virtual events as a contingency plan, or planning a virtual game for those who are safer by staying at home Keep reading for Comfort Keepers guide to holiday safety: https://bit.ly/3pqsfsG

Happy Hanukkah from all of us at Comfort Keepers of Savannah! We wish you the warmth of joy, the glow of prosperity and the sparkle of happiness.