Pay for your loved ones non-medical in-home care using the VA Aid and Attendance Benefit!!! Contact Griswold Care Pairing for more information. 407.740.7419
🎄The Griswold Care Pairing staff is certainly in the holiday spirit! Check out our Cinderella-themed Christmas Tree the team donated by Griswold to One Senior Place’s Festival of Trees and Wreaths. Griswold Fairy Godmothers Shannon Feezor and Anny Martinez did a magical job...
Thrilled to sponsor the Winterpark 1st Annual Parktoberfest! 🌭🎶🍻 Our team had a blast at the Dachshund Racing, Food Trucks, and live music. Supporting our community is always a top priority!
We were honored to be a sponsor the 2024 Alzheimer’s Walk at Lake Eola on Saturday, October 5th.
Special Griswold honorees were Griswold Owner Mary Carter’s Eick’s mother, Margie Drane, and Griswold employee Shannon Feezor’s mother, Janet Winterburn (pictured). Both mothers...
Grizzy Gals Lost Summer!
Those Grizzy Gals were on hiatus once again……………this time for most of the Summer!!!! Although, they did make a grand appearance (disappearance???) at the Griswold National Conference in Chicago in early August. Conversation on that experience was...
It is estimated that about 11% of adults 65 and over have Alzheimer's. If you care for one such adult, know you are not alone in this struggle! Griswold is here to help, contact us today.
Does your senior loved one need help getting around? Contact us, Griswold is here to help. From getting your loved one to the store, to walking with them outdoors, we offer several services to keep them mobile, occupied, and cared for.
Let's celebrate National Senior Citizens Day by honoring the wisdom and kindness of our elders! They've been our role models and heroes, and today is the perfect opportunity to give back. Reach out to your elderly loved ones with a call or visit to show your gratitude.
The CDC has found that roughly 29% of adults over 65 have fallen. To keep our older loved ones safe, make sure to limit risks by tidying up, laying rugs flat, and keeping electrical cords away from pathways!
The CDC estimates that over 650 people die from heat-related illnesses each year. The majority of these deaths are adults over 65. When visiting older loved ones, make sure their homes are safe and best suited for the hot months!
Simply cracking windows won't do the trick. Whether at home or in the car, it's essential to use effective cooling methods to keep your loved ones safe and comfortable during the summer!
If you've got pets, children, or seniors at home this summer, there are more ways to keep them cool than using air conditioning. You can block out the heat using blinds/drapes, dress them in breathable fabrics like cotton, and using seal gaps!