Congratulations, Jada!

Congratulations to our amazing caregiver, Jada Pinkston! Jada’s name was drawn from those who took the time to complete our company and self-evaluation questionnaire—thank you for your thoughtful feedback and participation! We hope you treat yourself to something special with your $25 Scooter’s gift card—you deserve it! If you or an aging loved one are […]

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March Employee of the Month

Congratulations to Dawn Swenson-Boroff, our March Employee of the Month at Touching Hearts at Home of Central Kansas! Your dedication, compassion, and commitment to making a difference truly shine. We’re so grateful to have you on the team—thank you for all the heart you bring to your work every day! If you or an aging […]

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Home Care Assistance Supports Heart Health for Seniors

Keeping their hearts as healthy as possible does a lot to ensure that seniors can continue to enjoy their lives on their own terms. What this means is making solid choices that support heart health. Home care assistance can make a lot of these choices easier for aging adults, offering support that makes lifestyle changes […]

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5 Ways Seniors Can Reduce Arthritis Risk

Seniors with a family history of arthritis or who have a lot of risk factors for arthritis might feel as if the condition is inevitable. That doesn’t have to be true, but there isn’t any guarantee that seniors can totally avoid arthritis. There are some habits that home care providers can help aging adults adjust […]

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Health Benefits of Coffee for Seniors

Did you ever think that having a cup of coffee in the morning or as an afternoon treat may be good for your senior’s health? It turns out that moderate consumption of coffee is not only a tasty treat, it can help improve some aspects of your elderly loved one’s cognitive and physical health. So, […]

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The Great Snow and Ice Storm of 2025!

Thank you to all of our Touching Hearts At Home caregivers for their dedication to their clients during the snow and ice event from the winter storm that began on Saturday January 4. Central Kansas was hit with about 1/4-1/2 of ice and anywhere from 12”-18” of snow. Particular thanks to Dustin Bryant for his […]

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