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At One You Love Homecare Windermere, we are dedicated to offering exceptional in-home care services to older adults across the vibrant city and its surroundings. Our mission is to prioritize independence, dignity, and an enhanced quality of life through personalized care plans, highly trained and compassionate caregivers, and specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia. Whether in the comfort of their own home or in a care setting, we provide nurturing companionship, essential personal care, daily assistance, and engaging mental activities aimed at fostering well-being, promoting mental engagement, and strengthening emotional connections.

07/30/2026

Three Things I Wish Every Family Knew About Hospice

One of the greatest privileges of my work is partnering with hospice teams. I am always in awe of what they do. They care for people and families during some of life's hardest moments with an incredible combination of skill, compassion, and grace.

Because of that, I hate seeing families surprised or frustrated by something they weren't expecting.

Just this week, I met with a family who expected that once hospice began, someone would be in the home with their loved one around the clock. They were overwhelmed when they realized that wasn't how home hospice typically works.

Here are three things I wish every family knew:

1. Hospice is not 24/7 in-home caregiving.

Hospice provides expert nurses, social workers, chaplains, physicians, and other professionals who guide care, manage symptoms, and support both the patient and the family. They are an incredible resource, but they aren't usually in the home all day.

2. Families often become the primary caregivers.

Between hospice visits, it is usually family members who help with meals, bathing, toileting, repositioning, medications, and simply being present. For many families, this is an act of love...but it can also be physically and emotionally exhausting.

3. You don't have to do it alone.

One of the best partnerships I see is when hospice and private-duty caregivers work together. Hospice focuses on the medical expertise, symptom management, and emotional support that only they can provide. We help with the day-to-day personal care, household tasks, and companionship that allow family members to step out of the role of full-time caregiver and simply spend meaningful time with the person they love.

If you're facing decisions about hospice for someone in your family, my advice is simple: ask lots of questions. Understand what hospice provides, what it doesn't, and what additional support might help your family through the journey.

Have a question about caring for an aging parent or loved one?
Ask Josh: Text or call me at (407) 606-4010. If I know the answer, I'll share it. If I don't, I'll help you find someone who does.

07/18/2026

(Photo: a game of bridge with my grandmother, father and then fiancé Jennifer in 1998.)

When I was little, my grandmother used to tell a story about me as a toddler. Whenever someone offered to help, I'd proudly declare, "I don't need any else!" In other words, I can do it myself.

I think we all start life that way.

Growing up is about becoming independent, learning to solve our own problems and proving we can stand on our own two feet.

But life has a funny way of coming full circle.

As we get older, some of the everyday things that define our independence, driving, cooking, getting around the house, can become more difficult. And for many people, accepting help feels like admitting defeat.

My grandmother, a fiercely independent woman, wrestled with that too.

What she eventually discovered was that accepting a little help wasn't giving up her independence, it was how she held onto it.

Sometimes that help came from me, as a teenager, driving her to bridge club on a Tuesday morning. (Does anyone even play bridge anymore?) Sometimes it came from Meals on Wheels delivering dinner. Those small layers of support allowed her to stay in the home she loved and remain independent for several more years.

That's a lesson I've carried with me ever since.

The advice I try to give every family is this: don't think of asking for help as giving up your independence. Think of it as protecting it.

Help doesn't have to mean moving out of your home. It might come from a son or daughter, a neighbor, your church community, a volunteer, or a professional caregiver. The important thing is remembering that you don't have to do it alone.

Sometimes the strongest thing we can do is simply let someone help.

Have a question about caring for an aging parent or loved one?
Ask Josh: Text or call me at (407) 606-4010.
If I know the answer, I'll share it. If I don't, I'll help you find someone who does.

— Joshua Cowan
Owner, One You Love Homecare – Windermere

01/18/2026

It’s a beautiful and breezy day at in Hamlin today! Great to see the community show up for health and wellness. Thank you to and for this awesome event!

10/28/2025

🦇🎃👻Evening strolls and festive gatherings make fall a fun time of year, but shorter days can mean more safety risks for seniors. A few simple tricks can help you treat the one you love to a safe and enjoyable spooky season 👻🎃🦇

10/11/2025

Mental health is just as important as physical health - especially for our senior community. Aging can bring changes in independence, mobility, and social connections, but compassion and companionship make all the difference.

At One You Love Homecare, we believe in caring for the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. A listening ear, a familiar face, or a kind conversation can brighten a senior’s day and support their emotional well-being.

Let’s take time today to check in, listen, and remind our loved ones they’re never alone.

10/08/2025

Meet John! He is passionate about helping people live healthier, fuller lives. With five years of experience as a Physical Therapist Assistant, John gained firsthand insight into the difference personalized care can make. As Community Liaison with One You Love Windermere, he continues to advocate for compassionate, high-quality support. He is dedicated to connecting families with the resources and support they need most.

10/01/2025

Meet Nicholas! As Scheduling Coordinator, he ensures the right caregivers are matched with the right seniors - bringing consistency, trust, and peace of mind to every family.

09/27/2025

Meet Holly! She brings 20+ years of nursing leadership to One You Love Homecare Windermere. With her strong clinical background, she ensures every care plan is tailored to each client’s needs and caregivers are equipped to provide the best care - helping families feel confident their loved ones are safe and supported at home.

09/26/2025

Meet Jennifer! She’s passionate about caring for others and helping families keep loved ones safe, independent, and comfortable at home.

09/25/2025

Meet Joshua! With 20+ years in healthcare, he’s dedicated his career to improving the way families experience healthcare. As Administrator of One You Love Homecare Windermere, he helps loved ones stay independent, comfortable, and dignified at home.

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13790 Bridgewater Crossings Boulevard
Windermere, FL
34786

Website

https://oneyoulovehomecare.com/locations/windermere-fl/

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