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Comfort Keepers News for Seniors, Caregivers, and Their Families in Northwest Michigan
The power of going somewhere– anywhere You don’t need a big adventure to feel better. Sometimes, just getting out the door does the trick. Research shows that staying socially connected can
A quick trip to the store or lunch out can turn a “meh” day into a great one. boost heart health, mood, and even brain power as we age. But honestly? You probably already know this from experience. A quick trip to the store or lunch out can turn a “meh” day into a great one. We see it all the time. Seniors and care-
givers feel lighter, more connected, and more themselves after a simple outing. Grocery shopping counts. Coffee with a friend counts. Sitting at a restaurant and not doing the dishes definitely counts. Winter and mobility concerns can make outings feel daunting, but with the right
support, they don’t have to be. An experienced caregiver can help make trips safer, easier, and more enjoyable— one coat sleeve, curb, and door handle at a time. See insert for our suggestions on where to go and what to do. And remember: anywhere counts. Just go somewhere.
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Diana Colbath Client Care Specialist We’re happy to recognize Diana Colbath on her promotion to Client Care Specialist, a role that blends organization, care, and heart. Diana has been part of the Comfort Keepers family for 18 years and is widely admired by her coworkers for her outstanding training skills and thoughtful one-on-one coaching. She has a natural
ability to build confidence in other caregivers and support them with patience and kindness. Our entire team benefits from Diana’s vast experience, warmth, and steady leadership. Thank you, Diana, for all you do for seniors and our community!