The Hidden Cost of Waiting

According to AARP, nearly 1 in 3 family caregivers report that their own health has declined due to caregiving responsibilities. Let that sink in. The majority of family caregivers aren’t professionals. They’re spouses. Daughters. Sons. People juggling careers, marriages, children — and quietly carrying the weight of someone else’s aging journey. And yet, one of the most common things I hear from families is this: “We’re okay for now.” “We’re managing.” “It’s not that bad yet.” And sometimes that’s true. But...

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The Connection Between Love & Help

February is often about love - cards, flowers, kind words, and thoughtful gestures. But when you’re caring for an aging parent or loved one, love can look a little different. Sometimes, love shows up as concern. Sometimes, as worry. And sometimes, as the quiet realization that doing everything alone may no longer be the best option. For many families, the hardest part of caregiving isn’t doing the care—it’s knowing when to ask for help. Love Doesn’t Mean Doing It All Yourself Adult...

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Meet Our Caregivers: Carol Fegley

At Hope Senior Home Care, our caregivers come to us with many different life experiences—but they all share one powerful trait: a genuine desire to help others. Carol Fegley is a perfect example of that heart-centered calling. Carol joined the Hope team in 2011, stepping away from the professional world after her own family caregiving journey began. When Carol’s mother suffered a stroke, a physician recommended moving her into a group home. Out of love and devotion, Carol became a constant presence there—visiting...

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Maintaining Independence: In-Home Care

One of the biggest concerns families share with us is this: “I don’t want my loved one to lose their independence.” It’s a valid worry. Independence is deeply personal. It’s tied to dignity, identity, and the comfort of living life on your own terms. What many families are surprised to learn, however, is that in-home care is often what helps preserve independence, not take it away. Independence Looks Different as We Age As we get older, independence doesn’t always mean doing everything alone....

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Aging at Home: Making the Right Choice for You

For most older adults, home is more than just a place—it’s comfort, independence, familiarity, and dignity. As families begin navigating care decisions, one thing becomes very clear: the overwhelming majority of aging adults want to remain in their own homes for as long as safely possible. In fact, nearly 9 out of 10 adults age 65 and older say they prefer to stay in their current home as they age, rather than move to a facility. This preference spans generations and income levels,...

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Hope Care: A Holistic Approach

One of the biggest trends we’re seeing in in-home care for 2026 is a shift away from one-size-fits-all care and toward personalized, holistic care plans. This is a topic that deeply resonates with me—not only as the owner of Hope Senior Home Care, but also as a Certified Integrative Health Coach. So often, care plans focus solely on tasks: bathing, dressing, medication reminders, meals. While these are absolutely essential, they are only part of the picture. True well-being goes beyond physical needs....

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Hope Caregiver Highlight of the Month – Joyce

Each month, we love shining a spotlight on the incredible caregivers who make Hope Senior Home Care so special. Our Caregiver Highlight is a small way to recognize the compassion, dedication, and heart our caregivers bring to their clients every day. Joyce is the second caregiver we are proud to feature in this monthly series, and her commitment to serving seniors truly reflects the values of Hope. Joyce has been a valued member of the Hope Senior Home Care team since 2013,...

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Merry Christmas from Hope Senior Home Care

A Christmas Message to Our Community As Christmas approaches, all of us at Hope Senior Home Care want to take a moment to reflect on the season and express our heartfelt gratitude to you—our clients, families, colleagues, and community partners. Christmas is a time of togetherness, reflection, and appreciation for what truly matters. For the families we are honored to serve, thank you for trusting us to be part of your loved one’s care. It is a privilege to support independence, dignity,...

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Caregiver Profiles: Meet Phyllis

Hope Senior Home Care Caregiver Since 2014 This week, we’re excited to launch a new monthly feature in our newsletter—Caregiver Highlights, where we shine a spotlight on one of the incredible team members who make Hope Senior Home Care the compassionate, trusted agency it is. We are proud to begin this series with someone who embodies the true meaning of caregiving: Phyllis. A Lifetime of Caring Phyllis began her caregiving journey in 1979, working in a nursing home, and she has...

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You Don’t Have to Do It Alone: Building Your Caregiving Support System

National Family Caregivers Month - November 2025 Caring for a loved one is one of the most selfless acts a person can take on—but it can also feel isolating at times. During National Family Caregivers Month, we want to remind every caregiver of one important truth: you don’t have to do it alone. A strong support network can make all the difference in your caregiving journey—emotionally, physically, and mentally. Here are a few ways to start building (or strengthening) your circle of...

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