Join Home Sweet Care Homes and other advocates of Alzheimer's Research at our Kick-off party at the Pyramid Brewery in Walnut Creek from 6pm - 8pm.

You'll meet people who have created teams and are successful at fundraising AND you get two free drink tickets and hors d'oeuvres. COME JOIN US!!!

Address: 

Pyramid Alehouse, Brewery & Restaurant
1410 Locust Street
Walnut Creek, CA 94596

Home Sweet Care Homes Modeling at the Senior Resource Expo in Concord

The fashion show at the Crown Plaza in Concord was a hit. The ladies wore clothing from "A Dress Change" in Danville provided by the owner Donna. They loved the clothing so much that a few of the ladies from the show purchased the outfits they modeled. Our models, employees and other residence enjoyed the day watching the fashion show, strolling and chatting with vendors who purchased booths, looking at crafts and watching the documentary "Age of Champions". We didn't get a chance to bring in anything to appraise but next year we will. The event was so memorable. I can't wait for Home Sweet Care Homes to be a part of it again.

Check out the Home Sweet Care Homes booth at the Senior Resource Expo at the Crown Plaza in Concord. I'll be there to answer any questions about receiving care at your home, transitioning from home or assisted living to a board and care home and essential vitamins required to live a healthy lifestyle.  Hope to see you there!

Advanced Health Care Directives

ADVANCED HEALTH CARE DIRECTIVES

Kaiser defines An Advanced Health Care Directives or AHCD as a legal document that allows you to tell others how you want to receive your health care when you are too sick to Talk about the type of care you might or might not want. The form allows you to identify the person(s) you choose who will work with your doctors and others to help make sure your wishes about your healthcare decisions are honored. This person is called the health care agent. It is important to choose one person to help ensure that your wishes are honored and to make any additional health care decisions on your behalf. It is best to choose a close relative or personal friend who you trust, who understands your values, and who will agree to honor your wishes. You can also name another person(s) to act in your behalf in the event the first person is no longer available or able to make a decision for you. You can even indicate if you do not want a specific person involved in making decisions for you.

Becoming someones agent does not mean that he/she assumes financial responsibility for you. Your agent may make all health care decisions for you, unless you limit their authority.

You do not need a lawyer to complete an AHCD. If you have family or someone that loves you, you need an Advanced Health Care Directive!