Careforth Blog
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To the Caregiver Who Feels Invisible: You’re Not Alone
Read more: To the Caregiver Who Feels Invisible: You’re Not AloneHello, fellow caregivers: We have not met, but I am sure I know a few things about you. For example, there are mornings when you open your eyes and your first thought is that you cannot carry on with your routine for one more day. When will your needs come first? You envy friends who can…
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Life After Caregiving: What No One Told Me
Read more: Life After Caregiving: What No One Told MeI expected to feel loss. I was not prepared for the persistent ache and anguish of absence. In the early stages of my grief, there would be no reconciling the lack of her presence. Everything about her was unforgettable: that angelic face; the sparkle in her eyes; her infectious smile and soft, warm,…
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How Caregivers Can Create a Safe and Comfortable Home for Aging Loved Ones
Read more: How Caregivers Can Create a Safe and Comfortable Home for Aging Loved OnesFor family caregivers, the home is more than just a living space. It’s where comfort, care, and safety come together. Yet many homes are not naturally designed to support the needs of older adults or those with health challenges. Creating a safe and welcoming environment takes intention, planning, and an eye for the…
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Caring Through Friendship: Timothy and Linda’s Caregiving Story
Read more: Caring Through Friendship: Timothy and Linda’s Caregiving StoryWe extend our heartfelt thanks to Timothy and Linda for welcoming us into their home and being willing to share their experiences. We hope that by sharing their journey, others who find themselves in similar situations can find inspiration, support, and encouragement to build their own networks of care and connection. For many…
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Celebrating 25 Years of Supporting Family Caregivers
Read more: Celebrating 25 Years of Supporting Family CaregiversWhen Careforth began 25 years ago, it wasn’t just about launching a company. It was about showing up for families who were overwhelmed, unseen, and doing everything they could to care for someone they love at home. That belief—that family caregivers matter—has fueled every step of our journey since. Today, we celebrate a…
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A Family’s Dementia Journey: Meriam and Ruth’s Caregiving Story
Read more: A Family’s Dementia Journey: Meriam and Ruth’s Caregiving StoryWe extend our heartfelt thanks to Meriam and Ruth for their openness and willingness to share their experiences. We hope that by sharing their journey, others who find themselves in similar situations can find inspiration, support, and encouragement to build their own networks of care and connection. Family comes first. That’s the guiding…
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Faces of Careforth: Melissa Comeau
Read more: Faces of Careforth: Melissa ComeauFor many nurses, care extends beyond clinical expertise. It’s found in quiet moments supporting families through uncertainty and helping people feel seen and valued during some of life’s most challenging seasons. That compassion is what drew Senior Director of Clinical Services Melissa Comeau to nursing 30 years ago, and what continues to guide…
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Faces of Careforth: José Aquino
Read more: Faces of Careforth: José AquinoCaregiving looks different for every family, but one thing remains constant: the need for support, guidance, and connection along the way. Part of that support is built through relationships with local organizations, healthcare partners, and community groups who help ensure caregivers know where to turn. Vice President of Sales & Community Partnerships José…
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Become a Caregiver in Massachusetts
Read more: Become a Caregiver in MassachusettsCaring for a loved one is selfless and compassionate; it is also a significant commitment of time and energy. In Massachusetts, many family members or friends provide full-time care without realizing they can receive financial support for it. Getting paid to care for a loved one at home not only provides financial stability…
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