Comfort Keepers of Salisbury, NC Celebrates 5 Years of Caring

Salisbury, NC, March 30, 2006 --(PR.com)-- In March, Comfort Keepers celebrates five years of providing area senior citizens with companionship and personal care, while offering their families peace of mind knowing that their loved ones have been cared for with the highest of quality and compassion.

Comfort Keepers is a leading national franchise that provides a variety of in-home non-medical services for aging adults and others needing assistance. Lori Eberly, of Salisbury, owns and operates three Comfort Keepers locations in North Carolina and serves on the National Advisory Council for the Comfort Keepers franchise system. Eberly has a Masters degree in Health Administration and is a Geriatric Care Manager and Certified Senior Advisor.

“We have been focused on providing dependable and compassionate caregiving services to hundreds of families throughout the past five years. It is only natural that people want to stay in their own homes; whether they are a senior who needs assistance or someone who is recovering from an illness or injury,” said Eberly. “Each year we aim to add an additional level of service to our clients so that we can be a resource for them in every facet of their long term care needs. The need for our services increases year after year with client base increasing approximately 25% per year, and its important to me and my staff that we provide each and every client with the respect and dignity that they deserve. The success of our business is due to the commitment and compassion of the entire staff, which show me every day in the little things that they do for our clients and for each other, that they truly are Comfort Keepers.”

The need for personal caregivers throughout the United States is greater today then at any other point in history. There are thousands of aging adults in this area who need assistance with their activities of daily living and just as many family caregivers that are struggling to meet the needs of their aging loved one. In-home care is a well kept secret that many aging adults and their families could benefit from. “We offer a wide range of options by offering companionship and personal care services on an hourly, daily or weekly basis and customized to an individual’s needs for a fraction of traditional long term care costs,” added Eberly.

Services available include meal preparation, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, transportation, laundry, recreational activities, and personal care. For more information about Comfort Keepers, call 704-630-0370 or visit www.comfortkeepers.com.

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