The "New Norm"

If you did not think that much has changed since the news of COVID19 in spring of this year, you likely think otherwise now after this past Independence Day. Fireworks canceled, limited seating at restaurants, restrictions at beaches, and difficulty finding the much-needed paper items for your small group event at home are just some of the indicators. How many of you had locally grown produce offered from your neighbors down the street (or better yet, from your own back deck container garden)?

Whatever changes we have encountered, we are certainly not at the end of it. Although we all have hope that the curve will flatten and are all doing our part to contribute to this, we hope the numbers don't get worse. We hope this disease does not prey on our friends or family. We hope that our children will be safe if/when schools open.

For those of us caring for the senior population, we feel the immense responsibility of keeping our caregivers and clients safe. Our day-to-day has changed at Amada Senior Care Richmond and Williamsburg. In the office, we have stayed connected through online meetings and webinars and will continue to do so. In the field, our caregivers receive the proper protective gear they need to reduce the risk of spreading any virus. Our outreach team has supported the surrounding community by dropping off masks and relief items to nearby hospitals and facilities.

We will take the necessary precautions (and beyond) as we honor the opportunity that our clients give us to be a part of their care plan. We have always been here and will continue to lend a hand through this great unknown.

We have established a YouTube channel and are downloading videos that help to educate and inform our audience.

Kind Regards,

Jay Mann

Franchise Owner