Media Room
Welcome to the Home Instead Media Room
Our mission is to enhance the lives of aging adults and their families. Here in our media room, you'll find graphics, logos, videos and other resources for our programs, which provide resources to help seniors and their families.
For media inquiries or if you can't find the resources you're looking for, contact Ed Kral, ed.kral@fleishman.com.
Program Media Pages
Home Instead is Hiring
Dedicated care professionals build meaningful relationships and often find rewarding jobs with opportunities for advancement, and the positions are a strong building block for those interested in a career in healthcare.
Sandwich Generation
Many sandwich generation family caregivers have had to make financial or career sacrifices in order to maintain their caregiving responsibilities, and they don’t know where to turn for help. A Home Instead care professional can help alleviate some of the stress by taking on many of the day-to-day responsibilities so adult sons and daughters can enjoy the time they are able to spend with aging parents or in-laws.
Companionship Diet
To improve mealtime habits and promote connection, Home Instead is introducing the Companionship Diet, which includes recipes, tips and resources designed to promote the benefits of enjoying meals together.
Be A Santa To A Senior
Be a Santa to a Senior provides gifts to older adults in need. Home Instead partners with local non-profit and community organizations to identify seniors who might not otherwise receive gifts this holiday season.
Unretire Yourself
UnRetire Yourself provides tips and resources to help works think about how to make the most of their post-retirement years.
Aging Senses
Imagine what it would be like if you could no longer see well enough to drive a car or hear your loved one's voice from across the room. Sensory loss is very common among older adults yet recognizing and understanding the debilitating impact of sensory loss for an older loved one can be difficult, even for family caregivers.
Home Your Own Way
Regardless of whether an older adult chooses to stay in their current home or relocate to a new one, aging in place remains a top request to maintain the freedom and independence that comes from defining what "home" means to them.
Pets and Seniors
It's common for older adults to experience feelings of loneliness and isolation as they age, however many find that pets can provide the companionship and love they desire - reducing feelings of isolation and loneliness.
Elderoscopy
As older adults are reconnecting with their communities, including addressing those overdue medical check-ups, aging experts are encouraging they add another “probing” exam to their to-list: the Elderoscopy.