After an unexpected fall, MaryAnn began experience balance issues and a growing fear of falling. Since beginning care with SASI, having a caregiver accompany her to appointments has brought reassurance and a renewed sense of security.
Two moments especially showed MaryAnn the difference compassionate care can make. Her caregiver identified potential fall risks in her home, helping her recognize ways to stay safer. Later, while recovering from a procedure, her caregiver was there to assist with everyday tasks, from getting dressed to putting on her shoes.
“I had never experience help like that.”
Today, knowing SASI support is readily available gives MaryAnn confidence and peace of mind. It also reassures her family and friends, many of whom live too far away to be there for her themselves.
For MaryAnn, SASI means knowing that when she needs help, someone will be there. It is the comfort of compassionate care, the dignity of maintaining independence, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing she is not alone.