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Testimonials
Helping Mom Long Distance
"My mother is in memory care, and I am several states away, making my responsibility for her care a challenge. Finding Part of the Family has made all the difference. I can video chat with my mother weekly (at least), follow up on items sent to the facility, and get updates on how she is doing. Most of all, I know that my mother gets a little extra pleasant companionship each week. Part of the Family relieves the burden of hoping my mother is doing well by confirming that she is."
Keeping Dad Engaged
"Part of the Family has been a pleasure to work with since September 2022. Part of the Family is knowledgeable in dementia care, professional, patient, caring and kind. My Father has really opened up and enjoys the companionship. Part of the Family can engage my Father and get her to participate in activities. These are major accomplishments! We look forward to having Part of the Family assist us for many years to come. Thank you!"
Assisting Through The Dementia Journey
"Part of the Family has become my first contact and support as I journey with my mother through the aging process. Part of the Family makes themselves available for consultation and advocate services, as well as regular visits to my Mom in her Memory Care community.
Since Part of the Family has provided services to my loved one, I have noticed that my mother's self expression and mindset have dramatically improved setting back the clock. Their expertise allows my mom to connect in a safe way and Mom is able to share her concerns and worries that she doesn't seem to share with me. I then receive communications regarding any vital information that I need to know in order to help me support and advocate for my mother's needs.
Beside companion visits, consultation and support services , Part of the Family provides advocate services for me when I am out of state and need someone to be my surrogate to support Mom.
My family and my mother are truly blessed to have access to such highly qualified experts on dementia and aging."