CareForce has had so many stories over the past 48-72 hours of clients and their families helping make the care work in a situation where transportation is challenging. Two have really exemplified the village it takes to provide care to vulnerable adults “in a snow storm”. One client hired a cabulance to pick up their cherished caregiver and bring her to them. The second drove to pick up one of our caregivers when the taxi service in King County disappeared off the map. The snow and cold temperatures persist and we suspect everyone, except the children, are done with this weather. Hoping for safe journey through the next 24 hours and warm temperatures arrive sooner than later.
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01/19/2012
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Hear! Hear!
Posted by: Bobcat | 01/19/2012 at 02:59 PM
Further proof that the care CareForce goes above and beyond expectations, and the "village" works together to maintain exceptional care!
Posted by: AS | 01/19/2012 at 03:02 PM