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Tips to Adjust Sleep, Stay Safe, and Enjoy Longer Days Daylight Saving Time is almost here. This weekend, clocks will “spring forward,” giving us extra daylight in the evenings. In 2026, Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 8. When the clock hits 1:59 a.m., it will jump ahead to 3 a.m., […]

Shaping Healthcare and Home Care for Generations Black History Month offers an extra opportunity to highlight the individuals whose work transformed healthcare and caregiving in lasting ways. Their leadership shaped the systems families rely on today, including the values that guide modern in-home care: dignity, access, and compassionate support. In Milwaukee County and across Wisconsin, […]

American Heart Month encourages families to pay special attention to one of the most important aspects of aging well: heart health. Heart disease continues to be a leading concern for older adults, but consistent lifestyle support can make a meaningful difference in reducing risks and promoting overall wellbeing. Across Milwaukee, many families turn to in‑home […]

For older adults and others living at home in Milwaukee, relationships with caregivers, family, and friends provide essential support for both emotional and physical well-being. These connections go beyond practical help, they nurture a sense of belonging and security. Valentine’s Day can be a joyful time for some but a challenging week for others. Those […]

Grief affects people of all ages, but older adults often face loss more frequently and may have fewer built-in support systems. The passing of a spouse, partner, or close friend can disrupt daily routines, emotional well-being, and physical health. For many seniors, grief often comes with feelings of loneliness. Understanding how grief and isolation impact […]

Caring for a loved one is an act of compassion, but it can also be physically, emotionally, and mentally exhausting. Many family caregivers across southeastern Wisconsin balance full-time jobs, family responsibilities, and caregiving duties at the same time. When support is limited and stress builds up over time, caregiver burnout can develop. At ComForCare Home […]

When people think about in-home caregiving, outdated assumptions often get in the way of getting the right support at the right time. In Waukesha County, where many older adults want to remain safely at home and connected to their community, understanding the truth about home care is essential. Below, we’re breaking down some of the […]

Why Daily Support Matters After Hospitalization When families consider home care for seniors, they often think of help with bathing, meals, or transportation. While these tasks are important, ongoing daily support plays a key role in keeping older adults healthy and reducing the risk of returning to the hospital here in Milwaukee County. Nearly one […]

Wisconsin winters can be especially challenging for older adults who wish to stay safe and comfortable at home. Freezing temperatures, icy walkways, and fewer daylight hours can raise the risk of falls, illness, and social isolation. By taking proactive winter safety measures, families and caregivers can help minimize risks and promote well-being throughout the colder […]