Taking breaks helps caregivers reset mentally and emotionally. It may seem hard to leave, but vacations are important for caregivers and their patients. Keep Reading

Great Place To Work® and Fortune magazine have honored ComForCare/At Your Side Home Care as one of the 2021 Best Workplaces for Millennials™ and 2021 Best Workplaces in New York™. Earning a place on these prestigious lists confirms the positive workplace culture ComForCare/At Your Side franchisees have cultivated, as well as the brand’s emphasis on helping others live their best lives possible. Keep Reading

Many of our clients have limited mobility, and with limited mobility comes a potential risk for falls and other injuries. These risks are especially dangerous in the bathroom. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control), states that 1 in 4 Americans over the age of 65 fall each year, and 80% of those falls happen in the bathroom. Below are seven tips to help clients stay safe while bathing and toileting. Keep Reading

Our employees are the heart of ComForCare and At Your Side. Our team members reflect our company culture and drive our mission to help others live their best lives possible. Keep Reading

ComForCare’s DementiaWise® Program is recognized by the Alzheimer’s Association® for incorporating evidenced-based Dementia Care Practice Recommendations in the following topic areas: Alzheimer’s and dementia, person-centered care, assessment and care planning, activities of daily living, and behaviors and communication. Keep Reading

Great Place To Work Institute has honored ComForCare and At Your Side Home Care with certification as a Great Place To Work. The certification process considered thousands of employee surveys from across the U.S. Keep Reading

ComForCare and At Your Side Home Care are providing training and resources to caregivers through its Staying Connected Caregiver Training Series. The 30-minute live virtual training is offered monthly and is free. Keep Reading

Hospitalization can be emotionally and physically trying on clients. It can affect many aspects of... Keep Reading

We value our caregivers and provide regular educational opportunities. Our monthly virtual ComForCare (AYS) training program, Staying Connected, features local and national experts who communicate up-to-date industry information and coach to new skills. Not only that, these trainings allow our caregivers the chance to connect with peers. Keep Reading

Luiz Guzman, a grandfather from West Palm Beach, was named Caregiver of the Year by ComForCare, a franchised provider of in-home caregiving services. Keep Reading

Beth Trivett has been a caregiver most of her life. From taking care of her four children, to caring for her great aunt at the end of her life, to most recently becoming the primary caretaker for her sister who is injured from a car accident, Beth is the backbone of her family. Keep Reading

Taking care of a loved one, whether they have a physical disability or an age-related condition, can be demanding on you physically, mentally and emotionally. Adding into the mix a heightened fear and anxiety around COVID-19, you are at risk for caregiver burnout. Keep Reading

Being a caregiver has many demands – both physically and emotionally. In addition to the responsibilities of caregiving, you may deal with work deadlines, social isolation, financial issues and/or medical conditions. Keep Reading

Millennials seem to get a lot of negative press. Some may call them selfish, entitled, lazy and even industry killers. But, these are just poor stereotypes. Let’s put a face to the 71 million people that make up Gen Y: Mine, for instance. Keep Reading