Entrepreneur magazine’s Franchise 500® ranks Griswold Home Care as No. 353 for its outstanding performance in areas including unit growth, financial strength and stability, and brand power. Read the full article here
We have all heard an elderly friend or relative say, “don’t get old.” They may have forgotten a word, or felt an ache in the knees when they tried to stand. We usually respond with a smile and a laugh, or the words, “I don’t have much choice!” But as young healthy adults we probably … Continued
Griswold Home Care expands 5 of their current territories throughout the U.S to reach more clients in their respective states and to demonstrate their efforts to accelerate franchise development. Read the full article here
As our parents age, taking care of elderly parents at home may be top of mind. Caring for your parents takes some careful thought and planning before deciding to go through with it. In this post, we’ll review what you need to know about in-home care for elderly parents. Download Your Guide to Welcoming a … Continued
As the population ages and people continue to live longer than the generations before them, it has become more and more evident that older adults prefer to stay in their homes for as long as possible. A 2023 article by WebMD stated that 27% of adults over age 60 are living alone in the United … Continued
Christy Nuss, Director of our NEPA office, sat down with a local Fox network to discuss how aging in place benefits mental health. Great job, Christy and the whole NEPA team! Read Full Article Here.
As we age, it is normal to experience deteriorating vision. However, just because it’s a natural part of life, it does not give older adults an excuse to neglect their eye health. In this post, we’ll review what you need to know about eye care at home for the elderly. Download Our FREE Path to … Continued
Griswold ranked #206 on Entrepreneur’s Franchise 500 List! We are also the 4th-ranked in-home care company. Read the full article below to learn more. Read Full Article Here.
Cultural competence in home care means providing care that considers the cultural, social and linguistic backgrounds of patients and their families. It recognizes that individuals are unique and that their backgrounds influence their views on care. Read Full Article Here.
Recovering from a stroke can be challenging. Strokes can cause both cognitive and physical deficits, and often cause anger and depression as the survivor works through their recovery. Luckily, after stroke care at home is possible, as it puts the survivor in a familiar setting which can assist in their recovery. Caring for someone who … Continued