Corio Home Care offers assistance with personal care, medication cueing, household tasks, companionship, transportation and errands.
In 1999, IOA received the Palo Alto-based Older Adults Care Management (OACM) as a gift from the program’s founders, Eugene and Rose Kleiner. OACM provided home care, care management, and other services for seniors and caregivers. Today, IOA Home Care is now called Corio and is a private pay non-medical home care program.
Corio Home Care provides personalized care for aging adults in the comfort of their own homes. Certified clinicians supervise caregivers who work one-on-one with clients. The expert caregivers and program directors meet clients and their families to design and implement a personalized home care plan. Licensed, bonded, and insured caregivers are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clients and their families can customize their home care and choose from a list of caregiver and specialty services.
This Gender Equality Month, we celebrate the power of fairness and equal opportunity for all. At IOA, we believe that true care starts with respect and inclusion—values that strengthen our community every day.
Let`s work together to empower everyone, regardless of gender, and create a more equitable future.
#GenderEqualityMonth #EqualityForAll #IOACares
Social Connection is Essential for Dementia Care
For those living with dementia, meaningful interactions can make a world of difference—boosting memory, reducing isolation, and improving overall well-being.
Our blog explores why social connection matters and how to create supportive, meaningful relationships.
Read more—link in bio!
#DementiaCare #SocialConnection #CaregiverSupport #MentalHealth #IOACares
March is Disability Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of inclusion, accessibility, and advocacy for people of all abilities.
At IOA, we believe that everyone deserves dignity, respect, and support to live life to the fullest. Let’s work together to build a more accessible world.
#DisabilityAwarenessMonth #InclusionMatters #IOACares
Being a caregiver is rewarding, but it can also be overwhelming. Whether you’re caring for a parent, spouse, or loved one, small changes can make a big difference in both your life and theirs. Here are 5 essential tips every caregiver should know! 👇
→ Prioritize Self-Care: You can’t pour from an empty cup. Make time for rest, healthy meals, and stress management.
→ Seek Support: You are not alone. Connect with other caregivers, join a support group, or reach out for professional help.
→ Encourage Independence: Let your loved one do what they can. Small tasks help maintain dignity and confidence.
→ Plan for the Unexpected: Have a backup plan for emergencies, and keep important documents easily accessible.
→ Celebrate the Small Wins: Every smile, every moment of connection, every step forward counts.
Caregivers, what’s one tip you’ve found most helpful? Share below!
#CaregiverSupport #AgingWithDignity #SelfCareForCaregivers #InstituteOnAging
Institute on Aging (IOA) CONNECT is your direct line to us and the starting point for help with your concerns about the needs of older adults and adults with disabilities. IOA CONNECT links you with our services, as well as community services available. Reach out to connect with us.
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