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Griswold Home Care had the pleasure of participating in the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's campaign this month. As one of the worlds largest events, the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's® aims to build awareness and funds to support Alzheimer's care, support, and research. Each year, over 600 communities participate in this powerful gathering of family members, friends, supporters, and donors of all ages.

It is natural for some seniors who receive in-home or live-in care in Burlington, VT, and the rest of The Champlain Valley to feel apprehensive about having a caregiver in their home. For family members, a caregiver could be a reminder of the changes in their loved one, and for seniors, in-home care can be a reminder of the things they can no longer do. The professional caregivers at Griswold Home Care value seniors and their loved ones and want nothing more than to aid them in this transition.

Griswold Home Care is proud to celebrate their 16-year milestone in serving the needs of senior citizens with first-rate home care in Burlington, VT, as well as the rest of the Champlain Valley. Offering a multitude of services including companion care and personal care, Griswold Home Care has set the standard for compassion and quality of caregiving for senior care in Burlington, VT, over the past 16 years.

Griswold Home Care encourages kind, compassionate job seekers in and around Burlington, VT, to consider a career in senior care. Interested parties can learn more about caregiver opportunities by visiting the Griswold Home Care website or contacting the company.

Concern for safety, attention to detail and reliability are all qualities that cannot be omitted when searching for in-home senior care for a loved one in Burlington, VT. While it may be a difficult pill to swallow, children of seniors understand the toll that aging and health issues take on their parents' quality of life, and this toll often requires aid.

Social interaction can offer numerous health benefits for people of all ages, but especially for seniors dealing with health challenges, physical limitations and a decreased level of independence and mobility. The compassionate team of caregivers at Griswold Home Care, a leading provider of in-home senior care in Burlington, VT, and the surrounding region, understands how crucial a role that relationships play in the overall well-being of senior citizens throughout their golden years and encourages families to seek social outlets for their loved ones.

With first-class live-in home care services throughout The Greater Burlington Area, Griswold Home Care is proud to provide professional and compassionate assistance to local seniors who want to remain safe and comfortable in their homes throughout their golden years.

Individuals over the age of 65 are more likely to experience health issues caused by excessive heat. As the body grows older, it is less resilient and does not react well to sudden or drastic changes in temperatures. Those living at home may find that receiving assistance from a caregiver can help lower the risk of heat exhaustion and other heat-related health problems.

While anyone can slip or fall, seniors are at a higher risk of falling. Falls are more prevalent in older individuals and can lead to severe injuries and even injury-related fatalities. There are a number of injuries that can occur as a result of a fall, such as fractures, abrasions, and bruises. Griswold Home Care, the leading agency for live-in senior care in The Greater Burlington Area, stresses the importance of understanding fall prevention and how it can help protect seniors from a hazardous and painful situation.

Griswold Home Care encourages seniors to know the benefits of owning a pet in the later years of their life. For many years, psychologists have been writing about the myriad of benefits that an animal can bring to the elderly and the sick. Indeed, pet therapy for senior citizens has become highly popular, as people use dogs, cats, and other animals to alleviate conditions as diverse as depression, anxiety, and dementia.