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02/04/2026

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Bradley Madison of Compassion At Home recently visited KGNC and talked to NewsDay Amarillo’s Tim Butler. Bradley talked about the ten year anniversary of Compassion At Home and recent cuts to Veterans home care reimbursement rates. He also talked about how Compassion At Home can help Veterans in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle Area. Click the audio player below to listen for more information.

Bradley Madison of Compassion At Home recently visited KGNC and talked to NewsDay Amarillo’s Tim Butler. Bradley...

02/03/2026

We have partnered with Wovenly to provide comprehensive support for families navigating dementia. The CMS Guide Model is a program available to traditional Medicare beneficiaries with a dementia diagnosis. It includes a dedicated care coordinator, a 24/7 support line, a personalized care plan and 82 hours per year in respite caregiver relief provided by ComPassion Personal Care Services. All at zero cost to patient and caregivers. Call us today if you or a loved one could benefit from this program. 806.722.4900

02/02/2026

Its February - American Heart Month - a time when the nation spotlights heart disease, the NO. 1 killer of Americans. Join us in the battle against heart disease. Together we can make a difference.

01/28/2026

For the senior or aging adult in your life, spend time looking through family photo albums. Taking a walk down memory lane is a great way to discuss feelings and draw a connection.

Our team of caregivers enjoy getting to do this with our clients, so many great stories and memories are shared.

01/27/2026

While most Americans are making New Year’s resolutions; we encourage you to start with making a habit of seeing your Primary Care Provider – and now is a good time to start – especially before starting major resolutions like new exercise routines and/or dieting.

What better time to schedule a preventive physical examination than now?
In a perfect world, feeling good would be enough and your good health would continue until a problem cropped up. However, many conditions and diseases progress substantially with few, if any, signs or symptoms. Type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure are two conditions that can establish themselves without making you feel any different.

So even when you’re feeling fine, it’s still a good idea to book a yearly exam.

01/26/2026

**Winter Safety**
Be cautious on icy surfaces! Falls can be devastating, especially for seniors. When walking outside:
Use handrails on stairs
Wear shoes/boots with good traction
Take small steps and walk slowly
Hold onto someone for support if needed
Stay indoors during extremely icy conditions
Stay safe and warm this winter!

01/23/2026

January is set aside for National Mental Health Awareness, and we take this time to help individuals better understand mental health. Here are a few tips:

· Begin this year prioritizing mental health as part of overall well-being

· Educate yourself and others about mental health

· Reduce the stigma around mental health

· Recognize mental health is as important as physical health

A few recommendations to help you prioritize mental health this month and all the year through:

· BE AWARE: Monitor your emotional well-being including your moods, energy levels and ability to respond to challenges.

· SEEK HELP: If you experience ongoing feelings of hopelessness, lack of sleep, loss of energy, restlessness, and irritability, don’t be afraid to seek help.

· EXPRESS YOURSELF: Express your feelings by journaling, drawing, or painting.

· CARE FOR YOURSELF: Avoid alcohol and drugs, and revive your mind through exercise, and try to find new things to do to break stress levels and monotony you may feel.

The National Alliance on Mental Health Illness works year ‘round to break the stigma of mental health and we support their work in helping you and your loved ones to have the best year yet, both physically and mentally

01/16/2026

Temps are dropping and staying warm is crucial for the elderly, especially during the cold winter months. As people age, their bodies produce less heat, making it harder to maintain a stable body temperature. Prolonged exposure to cold temperatures can lead to hypothermia, a potentially life-threatening condition. Additionally, cold weather can exacerbate existing health conditions, such as arthritis, heart disease, and respiratory problems. Encourage elderly loved ones to dress warmly, stay indoors during extreme cold snaps, and maintain a warm home temperature to ensure their safety and comfort.

01/09/2026

What is Companion Care?
The goal of companion care is primarily emotional support and socialization, although companions may help older adults with a variety of tasks including: Light housekeeping. Other household chores such as washing clothing and dishes. Running errands such as grocery shopping.
Call our team today if we can help start a Companion Care Program for you or your loved one.
806-722-4900

01/07/2026

When the activities of daily life become difficult, we can help. Call today for your free home assessment. Together, we will create a personalized care plan just for your needs. Call our team today to get started, 806-722-4900.