Welcome to the Family Education Center

What do seniors and their families need to know to plan for life’s later years—and make the most of them? At Comfort Keepers^® this concern is at the heart of our mission and passion: to help seniors enjoy as high a quality of life as possible in the comfort of their own homes.

Mike and Laura Pierce, CSAs, will be teaching a class: Aging Parents and Adult Children: a Two Way Conversation (course #HM01945) - July 14, 2010 from 7:00pm to 9:00 pm at Woodson High School. The class is being taught through the Fairfax County Adult Education Program (ACE). To register call 703-658-1216 or register online at www.aceclasses.org. The cost of the class is $35.00.

In our Family Education Center, we share with you the knowledge we have gained through more than a decade of service to seniors and their loved ones. You will find valuable information on senior living options, including in-home care. We also offer suggestions on how to start talking with a loved one about his or her needs and care preferences, as well as financial and legal matters to consider in your planning. And family caregivers: be sure to read our recommendations on how to take care of your own needs. Your health and well-being are important too!

To help you learn even more, the Family Education Center also includes a directory of links to a wealth of online resources on senior health and care.

Welcome to the Family Education Center

What do seniors and their families need to know to plan for life’s later years—and make the most of them? At Comfort Keepers® this concern is at the heart of our mission and passion: to help seniors enjoy as high a quality of life as possible in the comfort of their own homes.

What do seniors and their families need to know to plan for life’s later years—and make the most of them? At Comfort Keepers^® this concern is at the heart of our mission and passion: to help seniors enjoy as high a quality of life as possible in the comfort of their own homes.