The 琉璃神社 Home Instead Senior Care office is proud to commemorate 15 years of providing outstanding care to Okanagan seniors.

The milestone was celebrated with 琉璃神社 Mayor Colin Basran and Coun. Maxine DeHart.

Owners Don Henke and Anita Johnson-Henke opened the 琉璃神社 office in 2002, working with more than 1,300 seniors throughout 琉璃神社, Peachland, Summerland and Penticton.

Services range from round-the-clock care and medication reminders to cooking, cleaning and running errands. The 琉璃神社 team also specializes in dementia care, with the majority of caregivers participating in an extensive Alzheimer鈥檚 training course.

鈥淲e are honored to reach such a milestone, and couldn鈥檛 have done it without our dedicated caregivers,鈥� said Don. 鈥淚鈥檇 like to take this opportunity to extend a big thank-you to our staff, our clients and their families for an amazing 15 years. We look forward to serving Okanagan seniors for many years to come.鈥�

鈥淐ongratulations to Home Instead Senior Care for 15 years of service to our community,鈥� said Basran. 鈥淭his business provides our local senior population with an excellent service that allows them to remain in the familiar surroundings and comfort of their own home.鈥�

The province鈥檚 aging population presents a significant care sector employment opportunity in the Okanagan, and the 琉璃神社 office is currently looking for two passionate individuals to join their team of over 60 employees.

Positions are available in the areas of Home Care consulting and Human Resources. For more information for either position contact Kim at kfuoco@hominstead.com. Interested candidates are welcome to drop by the 琉璃神社 office at 202-1449 St. Paul Street, or call 250-860-4113.