Hello there. We’re glad you’re here. If you’re tuned in to this series where we share with you personal photos of Magic Touch Home Care team every week, well, here we are again, so welcome back!
If this is your first time to land on this page, we’re happy you found your way here, so welcome home!
Yes, this is your online home. Because we hope you make our site your go-to home page when you start to think about getting help in caring for your loved one.
Home care is a personal thing.
That’s why we have this series so you can see we’re real people doing real work.
We’re not an impersonal web search engine and neither are we holed up on the top floor of a high-rise building.
Well, ok, there’s nothing intrinsically bad about having corporate headquarters in a tall building.
What we just want to say is we’re here, small and grounded, local, maybe standing behind you in line for a coffee-to-go at the corner cafe.
We’re familiar to you that way.
We can say hello to each other, and maybe share a table (these days, most likely an outdoor table), talk about your experience with our home care service if you’re a client, or ask us about what home care is if you’re new and curious.
It’s that real connection we want to have with you. Because when you let us into your home to take care of your beloved family member, you’d want to know who we are, for real.
So here’s our photo album this week.
Our dedicated home health care aides continue to do their essential work.
Some of them are stationed inside nursing homes.
Thankfully the ones with no Covid 19 outbreak.
In case you’re wondering, here’s the page where you can view our safety protocols.
We also like to share snapshots of the fun things we do with our families and friends.
The beautiful California summer is here.
We put a temporary halt to our quarantined life. Thought it would be nice to engage in some cardio-friendly activities.
We stepped out to hike a local trail, got on the bike, walked Panda – Magic Touch Home Care’s resident dog, around the neighborhood
When we got tired, we decided to get supplies and we made a few tie-dyed cloth face masks.
Eating at a local restaurant seems to be a patronizing thing to do in the time of the coronavirus. Just our own small way to give our support.
And of course, being in the SoCal area, the most natural place to enjoy is the beach!
Hope you are able to step out and get some fresh open air!
Enjoy your weekend!
Stay safe!
