America's Oldest Veteran, Richard Overton, Selects Senior Helpers for In-Home Care
Senior Helpers of Central Texas Awarded Prestigious 2015 Senior Home Care Provider of Choice Award from Home Care Pulse
Only Senior Home Care Agency in Central Texas to Receive Award 3 Consecutive Years
Senior Helpers of Central Texas has been awarded the 2015 Best of Home Care Provider of Choice Award by Home Care Pulse. The Best of Home Care Provider of Choice Award is given to home care providers who receive the highest satisfaction scores from their current clients. These providers are best-in-class for quality in home care. This recognition reassures you that your home care provider is dedicated to your satisfaction and will provide you with quality, trustworthy in home care.
In order to qualify, each Senior Care Provider must be a Home Care Pulse certified business for a minimum of 6 consecutive months, have 10% of active clients interviewed on a monthly basis with a minimum of 2 interviews per month. These Best of Home Care award-winning providers appreciate their clients’ feedback and are dedicated to providing the highest level of quality, professionalism and expertise in home care.
Home Care Pulse is the leader in quality satisfaction management for the home care industry, and being recognized as a senior home care provider of choice for the award is an achievement worth celebrating. Receiving the award in consecutive years sets Senior Helpers of Central Texas apart from other Senior Care agencies, and recognizes them as an overall leader in the home health care industry throughout Central Texas.
Senior Helpers of Central Texas are honored to have received the award for the third year in a row. Senior Helpers of Central Texas is among many Senior Helpers franchises to be a part of this prestigious award for 2013, 2014 as well as 2015.
About Senior Helpers of Central Texas:
Senior Helpers connects professional caregivers with seniors who wish to remain in their homes despite age-related illnesses and mobility challenges. The company serves the Central Texas cities of Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park and surrounding areas offering a wide range of personal and companion care services to assist seniors living independently with a strong focus on quality of life for the client and peace of mind for their families. Senior Helpers strives to be the leading companion and personal care provider that offers dependable, consistent and affordable home care. For more information, please visit http://www.seniorhelpers.com/centraltx.
Contact Information Frank Hayes
Senior Helpers Central Texas http://www.seniorhelpers.com/centraltx
512-298-4881
Senior Helpers of Central Texas Awarded Prestigious Senior Home Care Provider of Choice Award from Home Care Pulse
Only Senior Home Care Agency in Central Texas to Receive Award
Senior Helpers of Central Texas has been awarded the 2014 Best of Home Care Provider of Choice Award by Home Care Pulse. The Best of Home Care Provider of Choice Award is given to home care providers who receive the highest satisfaction scores from their current clients. These providers are best-in-class for quality in home care. This recognition reassures you that your home care provider is dedicated to your satisfaction and will provide you with quality, trustworthy in home care.
In order to qualify, each Senior Care Provider must be a Home Care Pulse certified business for a minimum of 6 consecutive months, have 10% of active clients interviewed on a monthly basis with a minimum of 2 ews per month. These Best of Home Care award-winning providers appreciate their clients’ feedback and are dedicated to providing the highest level of quality, professionalism and expertise in home care.
Home Care Pulse is the leader in quality satisfaction management for the home care industry, and being recognized among 291 other businesses for the award is an achievement worth celebrating. Winning the award sets Senior Helpers of Central Texas apart from other Senior Care agencies, and recognizes them as an overall leader in the home health care industry throughout Central Texas.
Senior Helpers of Central Texas are honored to have received the award for the second year in a row. Senior Helpers of Central Texas is among many Senior Helpers franchises to be a part of this prestigious award for 2013 as well as 2014.
About Senior Helpers of Central Texas:
Senior Helpers connects professional caregivers with seniors who wish to live at home as opposed to a nursing or assisted living facility. The company serves the Central Texas cities of Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park and surrounding areas offering a wide range of personal and companion care services to assist seniors living independently with a strong focus on quality of life for the client and peace of mind for their families. Senior Helpers strives to be the leading companion and personal care provider that offers dependable, consistent and affordable home care. For more information, please visit http://www.seniorhelpers.com/centraltx
Contact Information Frank Hayes
Senior Helpers Central Texas http://www.seniorhelpers.com/centraltx
512-298-4881
Movers & Shakers: Senior Helpers Appoints New Top Marketing Officer
(June 2018) Baltimore-based in-home care provider Senior Helpers has hired Chuck Sullivan to fill its chief marketing officer position. Senior Helpers is a provider of in-home senior services ranging from specialized care for individuals with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s, to personal and companion care to help with activities of daily living. Founded in 2011, Senior Helpers has 311 franchised businesses that provide care for tens of thousands of seniors across the United States. As chief marketing officer, Sullivan will lead Senior Helpers’ growth efforts by focusing on the company’s branding, while also driving innovation in terms of client experience and ensuring strong financial results.
1950’s Replica Town Uses Reminiscence Therapy for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Patients
(April 2018) Alzheimer’s and Dementia affect 47 million people worldwide and that number is expected to explode to 75 million by 2030. But a new treatment center that’s just opening near San Diego, California may help both patients and families deal with the devastating disease in a very unique way. Peter Ross, CEO and Co-founder of Senior Helpers says “We do think this model plays well in any country and especially when you’re looking at the Asian market you have 350 million seniors in China. That’s more than the total population of the U.S. So I’ve had conversations on the home care side in China. I think this is an even better model to bring to China, to Japan, to any part of the Asian marketplace, along with the rest of the world.”
Senior Helpers to Staff First U.S. Dementia Village
(March 2018) A major national home care franchisor has to been tapped to staff the first U.S. version of a “dementia village.” Pioneered in the Netherlands, the concept involves the re-creation of a community from the 1950s. Senior Helpers, an in-home care franchise provider with 311 locations, has partnered with George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc., to bring a unique experience to local seniors in the Chula Vista, California, area. Senior Helpers will be providing caregivers to an adult day care center called Town Square.
George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc.® Announces Alliance with Senior Helpers® to Deliver Innovative Adult Care Services to Seniors
(March 2018) George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc.®, a San Diego non-profit with over three decades of knowledge and expertise in offering dementia-related adult care centers, today announced a strategic alliance with Senior Helpers®, the nation’s premier provider of in-home senior care, to debut Town Square®, A George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Center, powered by Senior Helpers®. Town Square continues Glenner’s innovative approach to Alzheimer’s and dementia care by providing a unique, interactive adult day care experience and support services program for individuals and families impacted by the disease.
Senior Helpers CEO: Private Duty Gains Health Care Cred, Influence
(March 2018) Senior Helpers, one of the nation’s largest home care franchise companies, has joined the Healthcare Leadership Council (HLC), a coalition of chief executives from all health care disciplines that develops policies, plans and programs to achieve a greater system for quality, affordable care. The addition marks the first private duty provider on the HLC and comes at a time when private duty may be on the cusp of being included as a supplemental benefit with Medicare Advantage plans. HLC’s members include major health care players, including Aetna, Pfizer, Mayo Clinic and many more.
Senior Helpers Joins Healthcare Leadership Council to Support Improved Healthcare
(February 2018) Senior Helpers, the nation's premier provider of in-home senior care, has announced that the company was recently appointed to the Healthcare Leadership Council (HLC), an exclusive alliance of leading healthcare companies from all health sectors committed to advancing the American healthcare system. As the HLC's first member specializing in in-home senior care, Senior Helpers aims to share valuable insights and ultimately help to provide improvements in the quality of care to the elderly and work in tandem with HLC to elevate care options to seniors across the U.S.
Senior Helpers Finds that Seniors Are Growing More Comfortable with Technology
(January 2018) The technology divide between older and younger generations may not be as wide as you think. According to a recent survey of 1,000 seniors issued by Senior Helpers, the nation's premier provider of in-home senior care, more than 68 percent of people ages 65+ rate their technology skills either average or above average. The survey, which examined seniors' attitudes on everything from apps and internet usage to social media habits, also found that while most would not consider themselves "tech-savvy" (71 percent), nearly 60 percent of seniors think younger generations underestimate their knowledge and aptitude for technology.
Senior Helpers Provides Tips for National Sleep Comfort Month
(November 2017) - In honor of National Sleep Comfort Month in November, Senior Helpers, the nation's premier provider of in-home senior care, is offering sleep tips to promote the importance of healthy sleep habits for seniors. According to a recent survey of 1,000 senior citizens ages 65+ issued by the brand, nearly 70 percent of seniors do not meet the National Sleep Foundation's sleep duration recommendation of 7-8 hours per night for older adults.
Adult Children Tell-All: We Want Our Parents to Age In the Comfort of Their Own Home
(August 2017) - When the kids start to fly the coop, the next family members to focus your energy on are typically your aging parents. Senior Helpers—one of the largest providers of in-home senior care—conducted a national survey to gauge Baby Boomer attitudes on their aging parents. As it turns out, the kind of care our aging parents will receive is something Generation Xers and Baby Boomers are already worrying over and want to talk about.
Senior Helpers Wins 2017 Caregiver Friendly Award® from Today's Caregiver
(May 2017) - Senior Helpers, the nation's premier provider of in-home senior care, today announced it has been selected to receive the 2017 Caregiver Friendly® Award by Today's Caregiver, the first national magazine for all family and professional caregivers, and caregiver.com. The Caregiver Friendly® Awards are designed to celebrate products, services, books and media created with the needs of caregivers in mind.This ‘Home Improvement’ Character Tops List of Hypothetical Caregivers
(May 2017) - Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor may not have been a good handyman, but his wife, Jill, would have made a great senior caregiver. That’s according to a new survey from Senior Helpers, one of the nation’s largest home care franchises with 298 locations across the U.S. and over a dozen more abroad. The survey tracked responses from 1,000 adult children between the ages of 45 and 64.Survey: ‘Home Improvement’ Character Tops List of Fictional Caregivers
(May 2017) - Jill Taylor, Tim Taylor’s affable wife from the ABC sitcom “Home Improvement,” would make a great home health worker. That’s according to a new survey from Senior Helpers, one of the nation’s largest home care franchises, with 298 locations across the U.S. and over a dozen more abroad. The surveytracked responses from 1,000 adult children between the ages of 45 and 64, asking various questions on the duties of elderly care.Senior Helpers® Survey Finds Baby Boomers and Gen Xers Favor In-Home Care for Aging Loved Ones
(May 2017) - With nearly 75 million Americans ages 51-69, Baby Boomers are currently the second largest living generation in the United States. According to a recent survey of 1,000 adult children ages 45-64 issued by Senior Helpers, the nation's premier provider of in-home senior care, nearly 60 percent of Baby Boomers and Gen Xers are concerned about juggling the responsibility of caring for their families alongside of also providing for the wellbeing of their aging parents.Senior Helpers to Open First Company-Owned Location
(May 2017) - Senior Helpers, the premier provider of in-home senior care with more than 298 franchised businesses across the globe, today announced it will open its first-ever company-owned location in Baltimore. The global franchisor purchased the new facility near its Timonium, Maryland-based headquarters to serve as a training ground for new franchisees and an important venue for testing new programs and concepts.New Survey Finds Adult Children Want Their Parents To Age At Home
(April 2017) - Adult children want their parents to age at home. They worry about it. And they want to talk about it.Those were the conclusions of a recent national survey conducted by Senior Helpers—a worldwide provider of in-home senior care—to gather attitudes on aging parents and their eventual need for care.The Caregiver's Voice: Want to Remember? Break Your Routine
(April 2017) - It happens to the best of us – you drive home from work and don’t even remember making the trip. You leave home and forget if you locked the door. It’s human nature to go on autopilot. You fall into a daily routine and follow the same steps when performing everyday activities, such as driving to work or making breakfast.11 Daily Habits That Can Increase Your Risk Of Dementia Down The Line
(February 2017) - As you age, you might start to experience cognitive decline. Unfortunately, the process is pretty inevitable. However, there's no need to speed things up when you don't have to. There are certain daily habits that increase risk of dementiathat you can easily break out of and replace with healthier habits that will keep your noggin' strong and well. By acting at a young age, you'll set yourself up for greater longevity and brain function.Senior Helpers CEO ‘Bullish’ on Opportunities in 2017
(January 2017) - With a new private equity partner on board, Senior Helpers is looking forward to a growth year in 2017. New programs and entry into new markets should give Timonium, Maryland-based Senior Helpers, one of the nation’s largest home care franchise companies, an even larger footprint and more sway across the health care continuum, co-founder and CEO Peter Ross told Home Health Care News.TIP SHEET Assistive Devices & Home Health
(January 2017) - There are many techniques and assistive devices that can make activities of daily living easier and help you maintain indpedence for longer. Parkinson's progresses differently in every person, so eventually there might come a time when you could benefit from getting outside help in the home.Senior Helpers Caregiver Wins Service Award
(January 2017) - It was after her mother suffered a stroke that Laura Harpster realized she had the skills and innate desire to care for others. Patience, empathy and helping patients adjust to their new lifestyle came easily to her. After her father‘s health declined, Harpster became his primary caregiver, finding it most rewarding when she saw how her efforts helped him be more independent, self-sufficient and happier overall. In 2010, when the manufacturing recession hit, and Harpster lost her job, she knew it was time to put her newfound passion to good use and became a full-time caregiver at Senior Helpers, an organization providing dependable care to improve the quality of life of elderly clients and their familiesHow to Select a Home Care Aide for an Aging Loved One
(January 2017) - A few months ago my real estate agent, Collette Fultz, called me because her parents needed someone to help them out at home. Her mother was recovering from a serious illness and her father, who had significant mobility problems, couldn’t take care of her. Collette asked me for advice about how to find a home care aide. I wished I had an article about it to send her. But I didn’t, so I decided to research and write this one. (January 2017) - Senior Helpers, the nation's premier provider of in-home senior care, today announced that America's oldest veteran, Mr. Richard Overton, has selected the company to provide in-home care. Overton, a 110-year-old World War II veteran, resides in Austin, Texas, and is currently in need of full-time care. In an effort to help pay for the expense, his cousin, Volma Overton, has set up a GoFundMe page, where supporters can donate to the cause.Senior Helpers Expands Franchise to Canada
(September 2016) Senior Helpers®, one of the nation's premier providers of personalized in-home senior care, today announced plans to expand to Canada in an effort to offer personal care and companion services to seniors who wish to live in the comfort of their own home. Following the success of its U.S. expansion efforts, Senior Helpers will align with Stonewood Equity Fund I, who will serve as the brand's master franchise in Canada. Together they will open the first Canadian location in the Durham Region, part of the greater Toronto area, on September 15.
Five Reasons Why Purchasing a Franchise is a Good Business Move
(August 2016) From sandwich shops to travel agencies and even hair salons, more and more franchise businesses are opening every day, and they’re here to stay. According to the International Franchise Association, franchise small businesses will once again grow at rates that exceed non-franchise business growth this year. So what’s the allure? It’s nice to buy into an already-successful business model, but beyond that there are many benefits to starting a franchise business.
Getting Serious About Home Care for Aging Americans
(June 2016) Welcome to 21st century America, where we have longer lives than ever before and higher hopes for healthy aging. We are, happily, the beneficiaries of medical and scientific breakthroughs that have given us life spans that not long ago would have been the stuff of science fiction. But we also face serious challenges, including the number of seniors struggling to find and afford much-needed care.
Franchise Business Senior Helpers Coming to Terre Haute
(June 2016) Personalized senior care leader Senior Helpers just announced the opening of a new location in Terre Haute, Indiana. This marks the 257th location nationwide for Senior Helpers, one of the biggest in-home senior care franchise systems in the country. The new location is operated by owner Matthew Page.
Franchising.com: Senior Helpers Introduces First Ever In-Home Parkinson's Disease Care Program
(May 2016) "Parkinson's disease is a chronic and progressive movement disorder that affects nearly one million people in the U.S. alone, and that number will likely increase due to the aging Baby Boomers population," said Chris Buitron, Senior Helpers vice president of marketing. "We are proud to be the first in our industry to provide specialized caregiver training in Alzheimer's, dementia, and now, Parkinson's disease care. Over the years, Senior Helpers has established itself as the best option for navigating the challenges of in-home senior care today, and this new program further underscores our commitment to offering skilled services while allowing our aging clients to maintain the best quality of life possible in the comfort of their own homes."
Overcoming the Obstacles: Staying Strong During Illness and Disease
(March 2016) We talk a lot about the nearly limitless opportunities that are now available as we age — which is why we work hard to provide the hope and inspiration required and believe that the rest of our lives can truly be the best of our lives.
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(March 2016) Enter to win a Gold Violin gift card or a Senior Helpers care bag. Senior Helpers is one of the largest in-home senior care companies in the U.S. Senior Helpers offers a wide range of personal care and companion services, including Alzheimer’s and dementia care services, to assist seniors who wish to live independently.
Teepa Snow on Planning Activities to Enrich the Lives of People with Alzheimer's
(February 2016) Entertainment and other activities are essential for the well-being of people with Alzheimer's. They can make the difference between a deadly boring day of staring at the floor and a rich sense of purpose and contentedness. They can also help the caregiver make a connection with the person, no matter how brief. Read the full article here.
Senior Helpers Receives 2016 Best of Home Care Endorsed National Provider For Third Consecutive Year
(February 2016) Senior Helpers®, one of the nation's largest in-home senior care franchised businesses, has received the highly sought after Best of Home Care Endorsed National Provider recognition for the third consecutive year. Home Care Pulse, the home care industry's leading market research firm that specializes in customer satisfaction research and quality assurance, awarded the 2016 distinction due to exceptional customer service reviews by existing clients. Read the full article here.
Senior Helpers Announces New Vice President to Drive Continued Growth In Franchise Sales
(January 2016) Senior Helpers®, one of the nation's largest in-home senior care franchised businesses, announced today that Rob Cantrell joined the Senior Helpers corporate team as the new Vice President of Franchise Development, taking on responsibility for continuing the growth Senior Helpers has seen in franchise unit sales. Read the full article here.
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