Press Release: Senior Helpers Offering Free Respite Care for Veterans

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

November 12, 2009

CONTACT: Frank Hayes, 512-388-4357, fhayes@seniorhelpers.com

Senior Helpers Offering Free Respite Care for Veterans

Local in-home care provider offering free care to veterans through November 15, 2009

Round Rock, TX – November 12, 2009 – In light of Veterans Day and the recent tragedy at Fort Hood, the Senior Helpers office serving Central Texas in Williamson, Travis, Bell and Burnet counties  is offering free respite care to veterans through the end of the week. Senior Helpers is the nation’s fastest growing provider of in-home senior care and provides seniors with the freedom to continue to live independently in their home while still receiving the care they need.

Senior Helpers of Central Texas will provide morning or afternoon respite care for veterans and their family members through Sunday, November 15, FREE OF CHARGE. The only catch is that the office can only continue the program until their resources run out. Also, any requests related to the Fort Hood incident will go to the front of the line. This free service is on a first-come, first-serve basis and Senior Helpers will do everything in their power to honor all requests. Senior Helpers asks that veterans or their families call the office at 512-388-4357 to set up your schedule.

“We are a veteran family ourselves and understand the hardships involved with care,” says Frank Hayes, owner of Senior Helpers of Central Texas. “We are pleased to offer this service to show veteran families how much we care and to spread the word about the different options that are available to seniors. We want to take time to thank veterans for all they have done for our great country!”

For more information about this event or to set up an interview with the sponsor, Senior Helpers, please contact the Senior Helpers office of Central Texas at 512-388-4357.

About Senior Helpers:

Senior Helpers connects professional caregivers with seniors who need extra assistance in the place they call home. The company has 280 franchises in 38 states through the country and offers a wide range of personal and companion care services to assist seniors living independently with a strong focus on quality of life for the client and peace of mind for their families. Senior Helpers strives to be the leading companion and personal care provider that offers dependable, consistent and affordable home care. For more information, please visit: http://www.seniorhelpers.com/.