caregiver stress, Adult Children, AHSC clients and families, Caregiver Support, Older Adults, private duty home care, senior support
Tina Weikert
What is Respite Care?

Home care agencies like ours are here to serve seniors, but we're equally dedicated to supporting their family members. This is called respite care, a home care service which provides temporary breaks for family caregivers.

What is Respite Care?
Aging in Place, celebrate, Older Adults
Tina Weikert
Powered By Connection

Improving our clients' quality of life through our services gives us a profound sense of purpose and gratitude. Our senior clients are wonderful human beings! They

Powered By Connection
AHSC clients and families, Outdoor activities, Senior Care, senior safety
Tina Weikert
Three Safe Driving Tips for Seniors

The following safe driving tips are from AARP. They apply to everyone, from the newest drivers to older adults who may notice driving becoming more difficult over time.

Three Safe Driving Tips for Seniors
AHSC clients and families, celebrate, Outdoor activities
Tina Weikert
Eclipse Tips for Caregivers

The 2024 Solar Eclipse has arrived, and Vermont is positioned for excellent viewing! We’ve compiled eclipse information and resources here to help caregivers, clients, and our AHSC Community to experience this phenomenal event in a way that suits everyone’s needs.

Eclipse Tips for Caregivers
AHSC clients and families, Senior Nutrition, Cooking, nutrition
Tina Weikert
A Tasty Recipe to Celebrate National Nutrition ...

March is National Nutrition Month. The importance of good nutritional habits for both caregivers and seniors cannot be understated!

A Tasty Recipe to Celebrate National Nutrition Month

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Vermont 211 Is Here To Help Caregivers During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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Are you concerned about meeting your basic needs during this pandemic?  Do you want to find a way to help others?   Vermont 211 is where you’ll find information to help you navigate today’s constantly changing circumstances.

211’s community resource specialists are available by phone 24/7 to help you find answers to your questions—providing information you can trust, and referrals to over 1,000 organizations that have been vetted: federal, state and local entities; non-profit organizations; churches, service organizations, and civic groups.

Because of the heightened demand for 211’s service right now, you may need to leave a message with a callback number—but it’s worth the brief wait to get personal support from a highly-trained specialist who can save you a lot of time, effort and stress.

You may also contact our specialists by texting your zip code to 898211
M-F 8am-8pm--or search our community resource directory at vermont211.org at any time.  211: Get Connected. Get Help.

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