Do you enjoy making a difference in others lives? Do you go the extra mile to help others find comfort and encouragement? Then we welcome you to apply. We are so excited to announce we are adding more caregivers to this growing team and family!
Visit https://goldenheartwalnutcreek.com/employment-opportunities/ to learn more.
Michael Schaufler is the husband to Lori Schaufler and father of three, residing in Walnut Creek California. Michael has been in the financial markets business since graduating from the University of Hartford with a degree in Economics. He began his career in New York City working for large financial institutions and moved to Charlotte NC in 2004 looking for a wholesome environment for he and his wife Lori, to raise their family. His career in finance moved him to Walnut Creek California in the summer of 2010. Michael left the banking business as a global team-lead and Managing Director of a large US money center bank. He has held pivotal roles on management teams, best practices committees and mentoring programs.
After leaving the successes of the financial industry Michael now has decided to dedicate his experiences, skillsets and passion to caring for the elderly in his community. Michael and Lori are devoting their final careers to providing elders with dignity, love, and compassionate care.
If you are ever in the area stop by and say to say Hi. Michael would love to help you and your love ones take the next step to receiving the highest quality care to live a full life of independence from the comfort of your home or a setting of your choosing.
Easter is a time to come together and celebrate new beginnings. I hope you have a wonderful Easter Sunday with your loved ones!
Happy Monday everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend. We love what we do here at Golden Heart and we’re excited to care and connect with you and you loved ones this week.
If you haven’t joined the Golden Heart family yet contact us today to learn about how our services brings peace of mind and support.
Benefits include improved cardiovascular fitness, lower blood pressure, stronger muscles and bones (built up by walking regularly), and decreased stress. A regular walk is vitally important for your pet’s health too. As spring makes its way in lets enjoy beautiful walks with loved ones, friends and our pets.
We have some of the best clients around and a great team culture. With shifts opening on weekday evenings and weekends we want to welcome you to apply. Visit our website today.
The best part about balloon volleyball is that it can be flexible. It can be played by all ages, sitting or standing, alone or together with family. Games also help family members, especially children, have a successful visit where everyone has a good time. We hope you have a great weekend with your loved ones!
Sleep is crucial for your senior’s overall well-being, but it might be something that she and you are overlooking. These tools can help them to start to get a better handle on sleep every single night, which can make days better, too.
If her doctor clears her to exercise, adding just a little bit of extra movement into her daily routine can be hugely helpful for your aging family member. Muscles and joints need to move and burning off a little bit of energy allows her body to truly rest when she’s ready to go to bed. Starting out with a complex or challenging exercise routine is a bad idea. Start slow and easy. A home care provider can also help your senior incorporate exercise into her daily routine.
What is your elderly family member eating and drinking throughout the day? If she’s getting a lot of sugar and caffeine all throughout the day, she’s likely compounding her sleep problem. Time of day matters, even when she’s eating healthy foods. Start looking more closely at dietary changes.
Having a bedtime routine isn’t just for kids. Adults need to be able to wind down for the night, too. For your senior this might mean reading a book or taking a soak in the tub. She might also enjoy listening to music or trying some meditations before going to bed. Whatever helps her to leave her day behind is helpful.
It’s also possible that other health issues, and even the medications treating those health issues, is part of her sleep problem. It’s a good idea to bring your senior’s doctor into the equation to get a more thorough understanding of how her health might be impacting her sleep and vice versa.
A sleep journal sounds a lot more complicated than it really is. This is just a small notebook where your senior can keep track of how much sleep she got, how she felt when she woke up, and anything else that she feels pertains to her sleep. This can be a helpful tool in talks with her doctor, too.
Making changes to your senior’s routine can be helpful, and yet leave her feeling a little overwhelmed. Having home care providers available to help as needed and to remind her of her routine can be grounding for your senior.
Golden Heart Senior Care in Walnut Creek provides comprehensive services to allow you to thrive independently and safely in your home or the setting of your choice. We offer home care services such as meal preparation, transportation, medication reminders, laundry, deep housekeeping, grocery shopping/errands.
We also provide personal care services such as bathing, grooming assistance, transferring and positioning, toileting and continence support, mobility assistance, and nutritional/diet assistance.
We specialize in supporting those with memory care needs due to Dementia or Alzheimer’s.
Contact us for a free assessment to learn how Golden Heart Senior Care can help you.
Who out there is creative and enjoys home decor projects? Well, It’s time for something new in the Golden Heart office and we would love to hear your ideas. What do you think we should put here?
