Archive for January, 2010

Carol Carbutti the Owner of Comfort Keepers, an In Home Non-Medical Caregiving and Homemaking Service in Wallingford CT, Would Like to Remind our Retired Elderly Parents and Their Interactive Caregivers about How Enjoyable Quilting Can Be on a Cold Winters Day,

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

Quilting is for all ages, especially in the senior retirement years, the craft seems to grow in its appeal and meaning. With innovative new tools, the hobby is even more accessible to our active elderly clients. It’s the perfect way to relax, keep their mind occupied, and utilize an aging parent’s imagination in a meaningful [...]

Carol Carbutti, The Owner Of Comfort Keepers In Wallingford, CT Believes These Six Keys To Regular Exercise Will Benefit Our At Home Elderly Seniors While Promoting A Healthy Aging Lifestyle

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

The benefits of being physically fit for in home healthy aging retirees are so numerous that it makes no sense not to encourage them to develop a reasonable level of fitness. As our baby boomer parents and retired grandparents age, keeping fit can become more of a challenge, but the benefits are even more numerous [...]

Family Caregivers and Companions Should Try to Plan Weekly Outings for Homebound Elderly Senior Parents in Order To Raise Their Spirits.

Tuesday, January 12th, 2010

Blog #28 1/12/2010
Family Caregivers and Companions Should Try to Plan Weekly Outings for Homebound Elderly Senior Parents in Order To Raise Their Spirits.
 
Carol Carbutti, the owner of Comfort Keepers, a provider of private caregivers for in-home non-medical care, in Wallingford, CT would like to remind family caregivers and senior citizens about the benefits of going [...]

A Few Important Tips For Family Caregivers And In Home Elderly Seniors About The Symptoms of Diabetes From Carol Carbutti From Comfort Keepers In Wallingford, CT

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Diabetes impairs the health and well-being of 16 million people in the United States, and senior citizens run a particular risk. Due to already existent challenges to their health and lifestyle, it is more difficult to diagnose elderly seniors with diabetes. Often other illnesses can mask diabetic symptoms.
Aging seniors with diabetes run a greater risk [...]