Companionship Matters

October 16, 2023| Paul Falkowski| 0 Comments |

Mature woman comforting senior mom sitting on wheelchair at nursing home. Cheerful woman talking to old disabled mother in wheelchair at elder care centre. Loving caregiver taking care of elderly woman at home.

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Embracing Long-Term Care Companionship 2023 and BeyondEmbracing Long-Term Care Companionship 2023 and Beyond

December 28, 2023| Paul Falkowski| 0 Comment| 9:33 am

Reflecting on 2023 and Looking Forward to 2024 – Embarking on a transformative journey through Long-Term Care Companionship 2023 and beyond, we reflect on the past, embrace the present, and

Older woman and younger volunteer smiling together during a conversation in a long-term care community.

Op-Ed in the Philadelphia Inquirer: Why Companion Volunteers MatterOp-Ed in the Philadelphia Inquirer: Why Companion Volunteers Matter

September 25, 2025| Paul Falkowski| 0 Comment| 10:31 am

Originally published in the Philadelphia Inquirer on June 29, 2025, this op-ed highlights a critical issue: nearly half of the 1.5 million people living in long-term care communities never receive

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Building New Bridges Overcoming FearBuilding New Bridges Overcoming Fear

January 11, 2024| Paul Falkowski| 0 Comment| 4:21 pm

Overcoming hesitations in visiting the local long-term care community . Introduction It’s no longer a surprise to learn that loneliness is a pervasive issue among the people living in long-term

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