Category Archives: Elderly Home Care Services

Beyond Basic Care: Comprehensive Home Health Services in Middletown, CT

In Middletown, CT, a revolution in home health care is unfolding, and its one that goes beyond basic needs to offer a full spectrum of services for home health care. Change Inc is at the forefront of this: the promise of comprehensive care that helps the whole person –...

Prioritizing Elderly Mental Health in Middletown: Accessing Compassionate Care Made Easy

As we age, our mental well-being becomes increasingly important for maintaining a fulfilling and independent life. At ChangeInc, we understand the significance of elderly mental health in Middletown, and have made it our mission to provide accessible and compassionate care. In this blog post, we will explore how easy...

Homecare Hero! A ChangeInc life saver

Why Home Care?

The healthcare industry is flourishing throughout the United States mainly due to the aging baby boomer population requiring increased medical and non-medical attention. Where we are in Connecticut, assisted living facilities are popping up at a rapid rate. We see crews working on weekends to complete these monstrosities that...

Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety is a feeling that we have all experienced at one point or another. The nerves before delivering a big presentation, jitters on a wedding day, or the uneasy feeling of attempting to conquer a fear. People with anxiety disorders have a perpetual and excessive fear in situations that...

Staff Spotlight: Kara

Meet the ChangeInc Clinical Team

(back row L-R: Karen Walsh, Stacy Asklar, Jeffrey Jones, Alison Wetmur, Diana Giordano, Bradley Quirk, Nicholas Olshansky.  front row L-R: Jennifer Favorite, Lori Standish, Cheri Eckbreth, Jacqueline Serrano, Shelly Polo. Missing from the photo: Cole Willard) Introducing the ChangeInc Clinical Team! We have an outstanding group of clinicians who...

Cultural Competency When Working with Persons with Hearing Loss

Alison Wetmur is a LCSW for ChangeInc. Today Alison is sharing a reference guide for us to utilize when working or communicating with individuals with hearing loss. Quick Statistics: Compiled by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD).[1] Approximately 17 percent (36 million) of American adults...