COHME, Inc.

12/25/2025

✨ Merry Christmas from all of us at COHME! ✨

During this season of togetherness, we’re especially grateful for the families who trust us with the care of the people they love most. For many seniors, the holidays bring cherished traditions, meaningful connection, and moments of joy.

May your celebrations be filled with warmth, peace, and the comfort of home.
🎄❤️

12/23/2025

Meet Teresa! 🌟

Inspired by caring for her father, she found her calling in home healthcare and hasn’t looked back as she's now spent over 15 years at COHME!

Teresa treats every client like family and values the trust and connection that comes with home health care.

Read more about Teresa’s journey and what inspires her:https://www.cohme.org/post/meet-teresa-sabio-cohme-home-health-aide

By Katerina YangTeresa has been working for COHME since 2010, accumulating over 15 years of experience with the company. She values COHME deeply because the clients have always treated her like family. Originally from Honduras, Central America, Teresa moved to the United States when she was 23 years...

12/22/2025

A special moment with members of our board, Abbe Udochi and Ana Singletary, alongside Laura Radensky, Executive Director, at our annual holiday party. ❄️

We are grateful for the leadership and support they bring to COHME all year long.

12/19/2025

Think home care is only for long-term illness? Think again.

Short-term home care can make all the difference after a hospital stay or surgery, helping patients recover safely and giving families peace of mind.

Read our latest blog to uncover the truth behind common myths: https://www.cohme.org/post/5-common-misconceptions-about-short-term-home-care-and-the-truth-behind-them

Short-term home care isn’t just for those with ongoing, chronic needs. It’s a smart, flexible, and compassionate way to ensure a smoother recovery after hospitalization or rehab. With the right support in place, patients heal more safely, families feel less overwhelmed, and everyone can look for...

12/17/2025

Meet Aicha 💙 One of our dedicated COHME home health aides whose compassion, patience, and love for caring for older adults shines through every day.

From her beginnings in West Africa to her meaningful work here in New York, Aicha brings heart to every home she enters. In our latest blog, she shares what inspired her, what she’s learned, and why caring for seniors has become her lifelong passion.

✨ “If you have love for this job and for your patients, it makes your work much easier.”

Read her full story on our blog: https://www.cohme.org/post/meet-aicha-kouyate-cohme-home-health-aide

12/15/2025

Grateful to stand alongside the incredible sponsors who make the Aging Life Care Association conference possible.

As part of the Education Committee, our Executive Director, Laura Radensky, helped shape this year’s program - bringing important conversations and meaningful learning to the forefront.

12/12/2025

✨ Wishing our COHME families a bright and peaceful Hanukkah! ✨

As the Festival of Lights begins, we’re reminded of the power of warmth, resilience, and togetherness. For many of the seniors we serve, these moments of tradition bring comfort, joy, and connection, and we’re honored to help make that possible.

May your homes be filled with glowing candles, meaningful memories, and the love of those who matter most. 🕯️💙

12/10/2025

Meet Noelle, one of COHME’s dedicated home health aides who brings compassion and heart to everything she does.

Originally from Guyana, Noelle was inspired by caring for her mother to pursue a lifelong career in helping others.

💙 Read her full story and learn what makes her work so meaningful: https://www.cohme.org/post/meet-noelle-griffin-noble-cohme-home-health-aide

By Katerina YangNoelle is originally from Guyana and came to the United States in 2011. She has been with COHME for about seven years. In her free time, she doesn’t socialize much, but is a devoted Christian. She worships by faith, attends church in Brooklyn, reads the Bible, and takes care of her...

12/08/2025

Looking for ways to help older adults feel included and supported during the holidays? 🎄✨

Our latest blog breaks down practical, uplifting activities that families and caregivers can use to create joy, spark memories, and strengthen emotional well-being for seniors: from sensory experiences to storytelling, music, and simple acts of kindness.

Discover easy, meaningful ways to make the season brighter for the seniors you love. Read the full article on our blog: https://www.cohme.org/post/engaging-older-adults-during-the-holidays-simple-ways-to-create-joy-connection-and-meaning

12/05/2025

Choosing palliative or hospice care doesn’t have to mean leaving home. With the right support, your loved one can:

Stay in a familiar environment surrounded by family
Receive personalized care for pain, symptoms & daily needs
Maintain meaningful routines and connections

Home care agencies work alongside hospice teams to ensure every detail is covered - medical, emotional, and even spiritual.

Learn how this collaborative approach can make a challenging time a little more peaceful:

By Emma Pizzutti Caring for a loved one during the final stages of life is one of the most profound and emotional experiences a family can go through. Many seniors and their families choose to receive palliative or end-of-life care at home, where comfort, familiarity, and dignity can be preserved. H...

12/03/2025

With COHME, every client gets a licensed social worker at no extra cost. 💙

That means personalized care planning, ongoing guidance and someone who coordinates with your family, aides and healthcare providers to ensure the best possible support.

It’s a level of care most agencies charge extra for - but for us, it’s part of our nonprofit mission to put people first.

12/02/2025

Looking for a meaningful way to give back this season? 💙

At COHME, we’re a nonprofit bringing comfort, connection and dignity to older adults and families who need it most - the kind of care any of us may rely on one day.

Your generosity helps us continue providing compassionate home care and to support our families and staff members in the ways they deserve.

Donate what you can at: https://www.cohme.org/donate