Amada Senior Care Franchise

06/17/2026

Long Term Care insurance expertise is a major differentiator for Amada Senior Care. And for many families, it is a major factor in their ability to receive the care their elder members require. For Amada Owner, Abhi Srivastava, their ability to serve West Columbus is expanding through its efforts to provide an even more robust LTCi Advocacy Program.

Already a cornerstone in their community, this program is designed to help families keep their loved ones safe, comfortable, and independent at home while removing the financial burden many families fear.

Learn more about the many ways Abhi and Amada West Columbus serves the seniors and families in their community on entirely different level, and why Amada continues to add driven and compassionate entrepreneurs amongst its most successful owners: https://natlawreview.com/press-releases/amada-senior-care-brings-trusted-home-care-free-ltc-claim-management-grove

Amada Senior Care West Columbus

06/15/2026

When it comes to providing care, it is all too easy to overlook those who are actually providing the services and care. In this article, there is an interesting insight into the impact caregiving can have on the caregivers themselves.

From family members to agencies, this article highlights the ethical dilemmas caused by conflict and role strain, how supporting clients emotionally and physically takes its toll, and the best ways support can be provided to caregivers.

This is an important conversation that deserves more attention: https://www.scu.edu/ethics/healthcare-ethics-blog/who-cares-for-the-caregiver--ethical-considerations-of-caregiver-fatigue/

06/12/2026

For more than two years, a transformative pilot inside Durham VA Health Care System has changed the way Veterans with dementia are understood, supported, and cared for.

Amada Senior Careis a fierce advocate for our country's Veterans, and a large part of this advocacy is bringing awareness to the resources and tools available to service members who are in need of help and support.

Here is a great article about a program built around assisting Veterans suffering from dementia and aiding in their ability to rediscover abilities, form meaningful connections, and regain their sense of self: https://www.va.gov/durham-health-care/stories/when-they-feel-safe-they-bloom/

06/11/2026

When an aging family member refuses assistance, despite evidence to the contrary, it could actually be a response driven by fear. This refusal of help may actually stem directly from a fear of losing their independence, or feeling like help means they are less capable then they used to be.

This article shares an interesting insight into seniors receiving care, the risks of denial and grief, and how to approach the conversation introducing care to an aging parent. If you are noticing an aging loved one showing signs of declining physical or cognitive functions, this may be just the article for you: https://www.kbtx.com/2026/06/10/why-older-adults-resist-help-how-offer-it-right-way/

06/08/2026

Did you know about 1 in 4 women(26%) will need long-term care for longer than five years, compared with 17.5% for men? When considering the necessity of long-term care insurance, women face additional considerations of the financial risks that accompany the reality of outliving their spouses while needing long-term care services.

This article outlines how women can approach planning for their long-term care needs:
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/07/women-long-term-care-retirement.html

06/04/2026

This article highlights the growing demand for caregivers fueled by the overwhelming preference of seniors to age at home, reflecting the trend that has already been observed across the U.S. https://virginiamercury.com/2026/06/03/aging-at-home-drives-growing-demand-for-virginia-caregivers/

This preference is not surprising since the home setting can offer feelings of familiarity and comfort, while also increasing the sense of independence while receiving caregiving services. With the number of seniors 65+ poised to outnumber those under 18, this demand will only continue to increase!

Now is the perfect time to consider what a future as an owner in the senior care industry could look like!

06/02/2026

This article by Murfreesboro City Lifestyle puts a spotlight on some powerful insights and stories shared by a couple of senior Veterans who wanted to recognize how much their lives were enhanced by the services they received from Amada Senior Care caregivers! The heart and efforts of their caregivers are undeniable, and just a small glimpse at the types of amazing people that are a part of Amada.

The complimentary consultations with Amada specialists and the Veterans Assistance Programs tailored specifically for seniors offered by Amada Senior Care Murfreesboro are perfect examples of the drive and commitment Amada owners and personnel contribute to their communities and local Veterans!

Enjoy this great article made possible by Amada Senior Care Nashville owner, Kevin Fehr, recruiting manager/scheduling assistant, Olivia McAfee, and outstanding caregivers Shannon and Daquavion!

Enjoy: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/empowering-veterans-with-knowledge-resources-for-home-care-assistance

Amada Senior Care

06/01/2026

We have a specially scheduled Amada Business Model webinar this Friday (6/5) at 11am PDT!

Join us to hear straight from Amada CDO, Marcos Moura, and ask your most important questions during the live Q&A. For entrepreneurs looking to enter a rapidly growing market already hitting historic highs, who have been looking for a purpose-driven business that makes a difference, and want to start building their financial future now, we hope you join us this week!

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_u7Jo7mpXSm6H7J1VcXsFRw

05/28/2026

We wanted to put a spotlight on Cedar Rapids Amada Senior Care Housing Advisor & Business Development Manager, Holly Blood, for her recent efforts in organizing a great community event for seniors!

The recent Solon Senior Expo focused on information, support, and social connection featured more than 30 vendors and organizations that offer resources related to health care, transportation, recreation, nutrition, home care, and seniorsupport services.

Great job, Holly, we hope it becomes an annual event!

Read more about the event here: https://soloneconomist.com/2026/05/27/news/solon/solon-senior-expo-combines-community-resources-with-connection-for-older-adults/

05/26/2026

You can't miss this episode! If you are an entrepreneur who is guided by both business sense and heart, our conversation with Amada VP of Corporate Locations, Tyler Hincy, has some information you need to hear.

For many professionals considering business ownership, one of the big questions they ask themselves are "What does a day in the life of an owner actually look like?". With a unique perspective and behind-the-scenes insights, Tyler shares invaluable advice and an authentic look at Amada ownership.

Happy listening!

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-are-amada-with-marcos-moura-advocacy-urgency/id1442934554?i=1000769154975
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6fddDlZQepM5QT2XcUqaaH?si=fd65e72cf50b4dc4
YouTube: https://youtu.be/QfoCc8Nb3EM

Podcast Episode · We are Amada · May 22 · 50m