Leading Denver Home Care Provider Supports Alzheimer’s Fundraising

Colorado based Comfort Keepers Home Care of Castle Rock and Comfort Keepers Home Care of Stapleton are pleased to announce that they are supporting The Alzheimer’s Association annual fundraising again in 2020 on Summer Solstice (June 20th). The Longest Day, as it is known, has become a worldwide event to fight the darkness of Alzheimer’s on the day of the year which has the most daylight.

Katie Coleman, speaking on behalf of Comfort Keepers Home Care, says, “We are delighted that we will once again be showing our support of The Longest Day. We know our seniors and their families all desire to help those who are at risk of losing their most treasured memories as well as their ability to continue to enjoy the things they love. Many people are not aware that symptoms such as loss of balance, impaired movement and shaking and stiffness, may be symptoms of Alzheimer’s as well as other diseases. Please help us raise as much money as possible to help continue the vital research needed to help every senior truly enjoy their golden years.”

This year, on June 20th, thousands of participants from across the world will come together to fight the darkness of Alzheimer's through activities of their choice. Together, they will use their creativity and passion to raise funds and awareness for the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association. Often, these events have involved many social and educational events, fun runs and carnival activities where everyone can enjoy some summer fun. However, this year, many are undertaking new types of fundraising so that seniors and others who are most vulnerable are protected.

There has been a lot of concern about elder care and health concerns as the full impact of COVID-19 has come to light. Those concerned may have seen Comfort Keepers Home Care quoted on news sites in March where Coleman explained, “We are being vigilant about taking every precaution as we continue to provide the uplifting care services that seniors and their families depend on every day. In addition to the safety recommendations that have been implemented in our offices across the country, we are carefully monitoring the situation and are in regular contact with health agencies for updated information and guidance.”

The company states that they will continue to take every precaution as they support The Longest Day funding raising events. They understand the needs, cares and worries of those who are looking for the best elder care they can provide for their family, which can be referenced through online reviews. Those seeking Denver home care for seniors appreciate that, with Comfort Keepers Home Care, they receive only the highest quality of care.

Comfort Keepers Home Care in Castle Rock and Comfort Keepers Home Care Stapleton provide a full range of elder care services, including in-home care, interactive caregiving, quality of life, Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia care, Senior Care and End of Life care. Their experienced team brings hope, connectedness, purpose and joy to each of the residents they serve.

Coleman continues, “We take the important responsibility to help those who we care for very seriously. We treat each person as we could care for our own loved ones, respecting the trust they have placed in us to look after them when they are no longer able to do so themselves. If you have any questions about whether we can help your loved ones or how we are helping our vulnerable members cope with COVID-19, please inquire online through our website or give us a call.”

Their Alzheimer's disease and dementia care teams are dedicated to preserving the happiness and independence of seniors living in their own homes for as long as possible. This is what most seniors desire. Remaining in their own homes can also help reduce some of the disorientation, one of the most noticeable symptoms of Alzheimer’s.

Those who are interested in helping Comfort Keepers Home Care of Castle Rock and Comfort Keepers Denver Stapleton raise funds for The Longest Day events are encouraged to make inquiries through their website. Anyone interested in learning more about their services can explore their website or contact them by telephone or email as well.