Comfort Keepers
9 Avery St # 320 T4R 2V5 Red Deer, AB, Canada

Can you believe we are less that a week to Christmas Eve? Share the joy friends!!!

Anything is possible when you have purpose!

With everything going on, Keep us in mind for your loved ones this holiday season.

What a beautiful reminder that the year has been a tough one and that kids have a wonderful way of bringing it back into perspective. Enjoy and happy Sunday! https://www.facebook.com/100003020049921/posts/2761901097253865/

I have had lots of inquiries about what we do. Not only do we offer the support for clients live their best lives, but we also encourage independence, joy and are there for you no matter what your needs may be. Whether it be 2 hour care or 24 hour care, a Comfort Keeper can help. For a digital brochure, contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at www.comfortkeepers.ca/reddeer

Job Description Comfort Keepers mission is to provide our clients with the highest level of quality of life that is achievable. Comfort Keepers was founded with a single goal in mind to help people stay in their own homes. We are committed to providing the highest quality of care in the most professional manner possible. We are an independently owned and operated franchised business with over 700 offices internationally, and we are growing quickly across Canada. Find out mo...Continue reading

Happy Thursday!! Thought for the day:

Day 16 of the Joy Project. This one is for all of the essential workers who go everyday fearlessly into work and give their best to their community. Thank you doesn't seem to cover it these days.

Happy Turkey Day!! May your hearts be full and your plates be empty!

Day 15 of Joy. Keep it going Comfort Keepers Family!!!

We have a lot of talented people right in our back yard that we need to seriously look at and give a chance!

Thank you to everyone who celebrates the Christmas spirit for people of all ages.

This is awesome!

So true thank you!

Caregiver Tip: You can identify if your loved ones are in need of support this holiday season by using your five senses by asking about routines and paying attention to changes in grooming, nutrition, and affection. #ComfortKeepers #Orangeville http://ow.ly/i3aF30pOb9o

What brings you joy?

Please support this great cause! If you can't make it, please share it on your page for others to see. Thank you!

Happy Canada Day! Here is still time to sign up for this great charity event. Hope to see you there!

Please come out and have some fun and support this great cause!

Calling all golfers......PLEASE come out to support this great cause. Did you know, you can get your non-golfing friends to sponsor you to cover your entry fee? It's easy, check out the website. If you can't make this event, please share it on your page for others to see. Thank you for your support!

Some really great and profound reminders! For dementia friendly resources in Kewaunee and Manitowoc Counties, please call 877-416-7083!

An dying man was placed in hospice care then his daughter exposes the nurses treatment...

This should be done all the time #communication #mindset #love #understanding

Supporting science has always been a key tenet of the MS Society. Thats why weve started a new blog series, Faces Behind the Science, bringing you closer to o...ur remarkable researchers and sharing their many #ActsofGreatness as they work tirelessly to improve life for people living with MS. Check out our latest post in the series, introducing Barbara Morquette: https://bit.ly/2Tmyn87.

MS affects more than just the person living with it. As a caregiver, you also take on a level of responsibility. People often ask, 'How is your wife doing?' bu...t rarely ask, 'How are you doing?' It can be difficult when people dont always think about asking the caregiver, - Grant Sanderson, caregiver. At some point in their lives, nearly half of Canadians aged 15 and older have provided care to a family member or friend with a long-term health condition, disability, or aging need. For Grant, he took on this role when his wife Libby was diagnosed with MS in 1990. In our latest blog post, we sat down with Grant and Libby to learn about how they adapted to Libby's conditions, the obstacles Grant has faced as a caregiver, and how the two of them have persevered through the challenges of the disease. Read more now: https://blog.mssociety.ca/2019/02/love-conquers-all/ Photos by Kristen McLean and Christian Henriquez from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology Photography

Have a safe and happy holiday season!

Did you know that "independent living" units in Alberta that offer one meal a day or housekeeping (hospitality services) are technically classified as "supporti...ve living" under provincial legislation? Don't feel bad...most Albertans don't know this and those that work in seniors care and wellness don't either! It's all in our "What We Heard Report." It's time to #CutTheClutter and use terminology Albertans understand. #ItsTime to change how we approach seniors supports and wellness. https://www.ascha.com/advocacy_cuttheclutter.php See more

PLEASE SHARE! PLEASE SHARE! Only been 130 shares so far. Our circle is small so share wherever you can. Thank you everyone who took time to share. All we ask is for you to share!

What Seniors Can Do to Protect Themselves from Foodborne Illness A Growing Problem It seems that there is a new recall on produce, poultry, dairy, or fish almost every week not to mention reports of illness or hospitalization from contaminated food in restaurants. The threat of bacteria and parasites contaminating our food remains constant, even in a world of increased safety and regulation. And with that threat comes the possibility of foodborne illness, which, according...Continue reading

A new report from the CDC shows the foods most often implicated in outbreaks are: Fish (17%) Dairy (11%) Chicken (10%)

The Sylvan Lake Lodge is currently taking applications for New Residents to join our Sylvan Lake Family. We have several vacancies. If you have a loved one or... know of someone who has a loved one looking for accomodation, please call Darcy at 403-887-2555 ext 3 to set up a tour and appointment. See more

Your voice matters! You can help us measure our impact and identify what we need to work on next when you participate in our Listening to People with MS 2.0 Ini...tiative. We want to hear from Canadians affected by MS about their quality of life priorities, needs and barriers to better inform decisions related to our programs, services, research and advocacy initiatives. Take the survey by visiting http://bit.ly/2PTG405 or contacting your local MS office at 1-844-859-6789 by October 19.

Big news! We are proud to announce that with your tremendous contributions, we raised a record-breaking $1.9 million for #BurgersToBeatMS this year ! Thank you... to all those who purchased Teen Burgers, rounded up their bills, bought limited-edition stickers, and donated, helping us raise the largest amount in the campaign's history. See you again next year! See more