This September, Peace at Homecare celebrates 15 years of serving Central New York. As we reflect on this milestone, we keep coming back to one simple truth: Peace was built on relationships. Relationships with clients, caregivers, referral partners, community organizations, and neighbors who believed in us long before we knew what this journey would become. Where It All Began In 2011, our founder, Moira, found herself at a crossroads in her career. She knew she wanted a chang

Imagine knowing exactly what you want to say but being unable to find the words. For millions of people living with aphasia, this is a daily reality. Aphasia is a neurological language disorder that can impair a person's ability to communicate, including speaking, understanding language, reading, and writing. It occurs when the language centers of the brain are damaged, most commonly following a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or brain tumor (Mayo Clinic). While aphasia affec

In today’s busy world, many adults find themselves balancing full-time careers, family responsibilities, and the growing role of caring for aging parents. While caregiving can be incredibly rewarding, it can also feel overwhelming trying to manage everyone’s needs while still finding time for yourself. Between doctor appointments, work deadlines, household responsibilities, and emotional support, caregivers often place their own well-being last. Over time, this can lead to st

Spring is a time for growth, renewal, and the opportunity to create new habits that support our well-being. No matter your age or stage of life, this season offers a gentle reminder that small steps can lead to meaningful change. There is truly no better time than spring to reset and refocus. This can look like many different things, reconnecting with friends or neighbors, spending a little more time outdoors each day, or simply refreshing daily routines to feel more organize