Comfort Keepers of Delaware, Montgomery and Chester County

11/28/2025

🦃 Fun Fact Friday: Turkey Edition 🦃

Americans eat around 46 million turkeys on Thanksgiving Day alone, that’s a lot of drumsticks!
And yet somehow, the real tradition might just be the leftovers; turkey sandwiches, turkey soup, turkey everything for days.

11/28/2025

Happy Birthday, Gladys! 🎉
Your kindness and care brighten the lives of everyone around you. 💙
We’re so grateful you’re part of our Comfort Keepers family!

11/27/2025

Happy 1-year anniversary, Mish! 🎉

Thank you for the dedication, organization, and steady support you bring to your role as a Staffing Coordinator. Your hard work keeps our clients and caregivers connected and supported, and we’re so grateful to have you on the team. Cheers to your first year and many more ahead! 💙

11/27/2025

Happy 7-year anniversary, Danielle! 🎉

Thank you for bringing reliability, positivity, and calm energy to our on-call team. Your dedication makes a real difference for our clients and caregivers, and we appreciate all the heart you put into your work.

Cheers to seven great years and many more ahead! 💙

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we’re especially grateful for the incredible people who make Comfort Keepers what it is. 🧡

To our clients and their families – thank you for trusting us to be part of your lives and for welcoming us into your homes. 🏠🤝

To our caregivers – your compassion, patience, and dedication bring comfort and joy every single day. You are the heart of Comfort Keepers, and we are so thankful for all that you do. 💙🙌

From our Comfort Keepers family to yours, we wish you a safe, peaceful, and happy Thanksgiving. 🦃🍂🥧

11/26/2025

💜 November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month 💜

More than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s today, and millions of family caregivers are working tirelessly to support their loved ones. Early understanding, compassionate guidance, and trained support can make all the difference throughout the Alzheimer’s journey.

Key Things Families Should Know:
🧠 Early detection is powerful. Alzheimer’s often develops quietly for years before symptoms become obvious. New diagnostic tools and lifestyle awareness can help families take action sooner.

🏡 The right support helps people stay at home longer. Dementia-trained caregivers can maintain routines, reduce agitation, support safety, and help loved ones stay in familiar, comforting surroundings.

⚠️ Challenges evolve over time. Wandering, balance issues, sundowning, and communication changes are common as the disease progresses—and having skilled support can ease stress for the entire family.

💜 Human connection matters. Simple moments of companionship—listening to music, sharing conversation, or offering a comforting touch—help reduce loneliness and create meaningful emotional support.

At Comfort Keepers, our caregivers are specially trained in dementia care, providing uplifting, in-home support that promotes dignity, safety, and joyful moments for seniors and peace of mind for their families.

If you know someone who may need compassionate in-home Alzheimer’s support, we’re here to help.

11/25/2025

🎶 Music does more than entertain, it can help heal.

For seniors living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, music can spark meaningful memories, inspire conversation, and bring moments of comfort and joy. 💜

This Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on the power of meaningful moments and the importance of supporting seniors and families impacted by memory loss.

At Comfort Keepers, our caregivers are specially trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia care, helping create connection, joy, and comfort every day. 💙

11/24/2025

✨ Meet the Team Monday: JV! ✨

Next up in our Team Spotlight series is JV Bermejo, our dedicated Scheduling Coordinator! 🌟 For over a year, JV has ensured smooth operations by managing caregiver schedules, coordinating communication, and making sure clients receive timely, reliable support. With a background as a solo virtual assistant in a busy cardiology clinic, he finds working in a collaborative team environment at Comfort Keepers both refreshing and rewarding. 💙

JV holds a degree in Information Technology and is a proud father, motivated by the desire to give his son the life he never had. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking Filipino dishes, especially his signature adobo 🍲, and even works as a food delivery rider to further support his family. Guided by the motto: “Take the risk or lose the chance,” JV approaches every day with resilience, dedication, and heart.

Join us in celebrating JV for the teamwork, determination, and compassion he brings to Comfort Keepers every day! 🙌

11/23/2025

Comfort Keepers was a proud sponsor of Springfield Area Educational Foundation's 10th Philadelphia Boys Choir & Chorale event. Adding to an already amazing experience, owner Ian was able to watch his daughter, a member of the Springfield Singers, join the chorus to perform. The holiday season has officially begun!

11/21/2025

✨ Fun Fact Friday ✨

Did you know today is National Gingerbread Cookie Day? 🍪

Just like a batch of freshly baked gingerbread, care is best when it’s made with warmth and a little extra sweetness. 💛

At Comfort Keepers, we celebrate the small moments that bring comfort like sharing a treat, a smile, or a kind word because they make life just a little sweeter.

11/20/2025

11/20/2025

Snow Safety for Seniors: Keeping Independence Without Risk

When the snow starts to fall, emergency rooms across the country brace for a predictable surge in injuries from snow removal. For older adults, what seems like a simple winter chore can become a serious health risk. Every year, thousands of people are treated for sprains, fractures, and even heart-related emergencies from shoveling snow.

Seniors often feel responsible for keeping sidewalks and driveways clear but snow shoveling requires significant strength, stamina, and coordination. Cold weather can constrict blood vessels, raise blood pressure, and put added strain on the heart. That’s why it’s so important for seniors and family caregivers to plan ahead before the first snowflake falls.

At Comfort Keepers, we encourage older adults and their loved ones to take these precautions:

✅ Find safe help. Reach out to reputable snow-removal services, local community programs, or even neighborhood teens who can lend a hand.

🧣 Dress for safety. Layer warm clothing and wear non-skid, waterproof boots to prevent slips and falls.

🛠️ Use the right tools. Choose a small, lightweight shovel to reduce strain, and push snow instead of lifting it.

💧 Take breaks often. Shoveling is vigorous work. Rest every 20–30 minutes and stay hydrated.

❤️ Know your limits. Those with heart conditions or mobility challenges should consult a doctor before tackling snow removal or better yet, leave it to a helper.

Supporting seniors through the winter months isn’t just about comfort, it’s about preventing avoidable injuries and ensuring peace of mind. Whether it’s coordinating professional snow-removal services or simply checking in on an elderly neighbor, small acts of care make a big difference.

Let’s work together to keep our loved ones safe, independent, and warm all winter long.