Comfort Keepers - Council Bluffs Metro

12/09/2025

In-home care is especially beneficial for individuals who need support with daily activities but do not require medical intervention. Comfort Keepers specializes in in-home non-medical care and has been named Best Of Omaha for 14 years for this type of care!

12/05/2025

In-home care provides personalized support for seniors to maintain independence and thrive in their own homes. It offers assistance with daily activities, companionship, and safety, enhancing quality of life. Family caregivers also benefit from respite and dedicated professional support. Let our team become an extension of your family.

12/01/2025

The U.S. Surgeon General reported that 1 in 2 American adults are chronically lonely and this is more true of our Alzheimer’s population. Having companionship to rub lotion into your hands, brush your hair or simply sit with someone with dementia and listen to their favorite music helps address mental health issues such as loneliness and social isolation. It makes the difference in the life of the dementia adult as well as the family caregiver who can get a break but also get the support needed to best care for their loved one. Let our team help you and your family.

11/27/2025

A person with late-stage Alzheimer’s will forget to eat or drink during the day causing significant weight loss and dehydration that can lead to other issues such as delirium. A home care worker can ensure an Alzheimer’s adult gets the nutrition and hydration needed. Comfort Keepers are specially trained to help with dementia patients. Let us help!

11/23/2025

The Lancet Commission on Dementia report that has found more than 14 lifestyle factors including high blood pressure, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, smoking, air pollution increase risk for Alzheimer’s. If more healthy lifestyle behaviors were adopted, it is projected it could reduce Alzheimer’s cases by 40%.

11/19/2025

Physicians play a pivotal role in guiding families, emphasizing the benefits of dementia-trained home care professionals to ensure safety, maintain routines, and enhance quality of life. Read More: https://zurl.co/0FwyO

Discover key strategies for healthcare professionals to support patients with Alzheimer's and dementia, including early detection, lifestyle interventions, and the benefits of dementia-trained home care for improving patient outcomes and easing caregiver burdens.

11/04/2025

Ensuring that your senior loved one remains as self-sufficient as possible, and yet safe around the house requires a delicate balance. For those caring for a person with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, that challenge increases ten-fold. It may seem like a daunting task to identify all of the risks in a home and then take corrective action, but it's easier if you address hazards room-by-room: https://zurl.co/n9zWE

10/31/2025

In the early stages of dementia, many seniors show less interest in what was once their favorite activities, and that can be hard on the family and loved ones who want to help them. Routine activity, as long as it is carefully planned, can enrich the lives of those affected by dementia and support them in many ways by helping them stay focused and not wander. Let us help you keep your routine: (712) 526-3900

10/27/2025

Give your brain a workout! The best word games for seniors are ones that require some form of recall and putting different thoughts together at the same time. Some good examples are: crossword puzzles, Scrabble, and word searches. They help to maintain vocabulary, and promote skills like focus and concentration, and verbal memory.

10/23/2025

As we get older, the brain can begin to deteriorate with lower levels of activity and engagement. Think about the brain as a muscle. When you regularly exercise it, the muscle is going to tighten and improve its overall health. Games are a great way to do that! What is your favorite game?

10/19/2025

Word games are more than just fun—they help strengthen memory, sharpen focus, and support overall brain health for seniors. Playing with caregivers or loved ones can also boost mood, reduce stress, and build meaningful social connections. Let's get playing!

10/15/2025

When the snow falls and accumulates, emergency room professionals can be assured of one thing - it's likely they will see an increased incidence of injuries related to snow removal. Make sure you are prepared before it strikes: https://zurl.co/2sAZ6

Thousands of people are taken to hospital emergency rooms each year due to snow removal accidents, including up to 5,000 people with injuries caused by snow blowers.