Concierge Care Advisors Brings the Community Together During Covid-19 Pandemic

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a far-reaching impact among the senior living community. At Concierge Care Advisors, our team has been reaching out to our fellow community members to bring care, hope, and love to our senior community. We’re excited to share some of these efforts, and humbled by the self-less ideas and actions. We invite you to take a look at our brief thank-you video to the right.

Caring Cards for Front-Line Workers

Concierge Care Advisors worked with more than a dozen local senior living communities to make and deliver thank-you cards for front-line workers. The communities that participated included:

  • 1st A&A Assurance Adult Family Home
  • Aegis of Issaquah
  • Aegis of Queen Anne at Rodgers Park
  • AMC Private Care Adult Family Home
  • Beckon of Love Adult Family Home
  • Brannan Park
  • Brookdale Alderwood
  • Fairwinds Brighton Court
  • Maria Marrow’s Evergreen Park Adult Family Homes
  • Merrill Gardens at First Hill
  • Mill Creek Retirement
  • Overlake Terrace
  • Patriots Glen
  • Village Concepts of Fairwood

Making Masks to Protect Caregivers

As the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) became known, our senior advisor Brenda Deschner personally coordinated donations and distributed 500 home-made protective masks to area assisted living and adult family homes to help protect both care workers and vulnerable seniors alike.

Giving the Gift of Life

Our senior advisor Nori Patnode stepped-up to the call for blood donations last week as the pandemic has dramatically reduce blood donations in the region. And to top it off, she participated in the Dispatch Health food drive to bring food to those in need.

If you’d like to donate blood, read about how BloodWorks Northwest is accommodating donors during the pandemic.

Feeding the First Responders

Senior advisor Sylvana Rinehart and her husband supported the local South Snohomish Community Resource Paramedics with means and home-made thank-you cards. Recognizing our first responders are a crucial part of our overall pandemic response, it was a small thank-you from the heart.