Pro Care Unlimited

11/17/2025

With the holiday season quickly approaching, we just wanted to remind all of our caregivers how grateful we and our members are for them and all that they do 🍂

11/17/2025

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day from your friends at Pro Care Unlimited! Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your courage.

One of the realities of serving our country is that many service members come home with short- or long-term disabilities. Disabled veterans have always been powerful advocates for accessible healthcare, employment equity, and disability rights. Veterans have helped shape the foundation of modern caregiving and support systems.

We’re proud to honor that legacy by continuing the mission of care, dignity, and inclusion for veterans and their families. 💙

📚 Learn more about the history of veteran advocacy and disability justice:
Ge**er, D. A. (2012). Disabled Veterans in History. University of Michigan Press.
Swords to Plowshares: “Lessons Fought For and Sometimes Forgotten”
Learning for Justice: Veterans History Project

11/10/2025

Did you know that November is National Family Caregivers Month?

Today we're highlighting as a vital resource for family caregivers!
All month, you can find caregiver resources, webinar series, community support and more at www.caregiveraction.org

Family caregivers deserve support- We offer respite services, home help services, and have a family hires program! Learn more about our services and how we help you make caregiving easier at www.procareunlimited.com

11/07/2025

Do you love Pro Care Unlimited? Leave us a Facebook review for a chance to win a Pro Care Unlimited goodie bag! Winners will be announced on Monday November 24th! We can't wait to hear from you all!

*Giveaway not sponsored by Meta or IG*

11/06/2025

Why join the Pro Care Unlimited team?
Take a look at some reviews from our caregivers and apply today at www.procareunlimited.com/employment

11/01/2025

Rooted in Indigenous and Mexican traditions, Día de los Mu***os reminds us that care is limitless. Care doesn’t end, ever. Our connections, our memories, and our love are timeless. This holiday reminds those who celebrate to take time to honor the lives and legacies of those who have passed through celebration, color, and remembrance.

For many people with disabilities and their caregivers, these traditions offer powerful spaces of inclusion and belonging. Altars (ofrendas) are often personalized with meaningful symbols: favorite foods, sensory items, or textures that represent how a person experienced joy in their life. Every candle, flower, and photo tells a story of care, resilience, and community.

At Pro Care Unlimited, we see the parallels between these cultural traditions and our mission: to honor every individual’s story and dignity through compassionate care.
🕯️ Ways to honor loved ones this week:
•Share stories about your loved ones - their laughter, their favorite songs, their quirks.
•Create a small altar at home with photos, music, or items that hold meaning for you.
•Light a candle and take a quiet moment to reflect on the caregivers who helped shape your story.
This week, our team recognizes and celebrates the families, caregivers, and clients who carry these traditions of love forward in our community.

💛 In every culture and every body, memory lives on.

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Source: The Grace Museum, “Dia de los Mu***os: Symbols and Traditions” (Nov 4 2020)

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from your friends at Pro Care Unlimited!

10/30/2025

Heads up! Our office will be closing early tomorrow at 3:30pm so make sure any calls or questions or appointments you have are scheduled before we close! We'll be back to our regular scheduled hours of 9-5pm on Monday!

10/29/2025

Happy Cat Day from Pro Care Unlimited! We're sharing some of our staff's cute fur babies to celebrate 😻

10/28/2025

With Halloween coming up this Friday, here's some good tips to keep in mind this Halloween season for a more inclusive holiday! Together we create safe, comfortable spaces in the world without barriers. 💛
🛤️ Open Pathways
Keep sidewalks, porches, and driveways clear of decorations, cords, and uneven surfaces. Adding extra lighting or using ramps can make it easier for trick-or-treaters with mobility aids, strollers, or sensory sensitivities to join in the fun.

🍬 Candy Alternatives
Offer non-food treats like stickers, bubbles, small toys, or glow sticks. These options are allergy-friendly and sensory-safe, helping ensure that every child — including those with dietary restrictions or sensory differences — can participate without worry. Put out a teal pumpkin to signify that you are an allergy friendly trick or treat stop!

🧡 Open Minds & Judgment-Free Zones
Not every costume or reaction will look the same and that’s okay! Some children may not make eye contact, speak, or wear a costume at all; and some children may use AAC devices, mobility aids. Every child (and teenager!) deserves to be celebrated for showing up and participating in their own way.

🚗 Alternative Trick-or-Treating Locations
Community events like Trunk-or-Treats and nursing home trick-or-treats offer safer, more accessible alternatives for families:
-Trunk-or-Treats are often held in well-lit parking lots, making it easier for caregivers and children with mobility needs to navigate.
-Nursing home trick-or-treats give residents a chance to experience the joy of community connection while offering a calm, welcoming environment for kids.

These alternatives create inclusive spaces where every generation can share in the spirit of Halloween 🎃💫