TO US, IT’S EVERYTHING.
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WHO WE ARE
Established in 2019, Time for Tea was founded by Gail Bradfield, who’s own experience of caring for family members showed her that while medical care was often a primary driver for requesting in-home or out-of-home care, there was nearly always a need for emotional care as well.
“The level of care I provide is something that’s always made me feel complete – this care has always been offset by the enrichment I receive by way of the relationships that have been forged in the overall and cumulative time spent. It’s also been rewarding knowing that I am providing a level of care not typical of in-home and out-of-home care providers in the area. I’m devoted to growing this model outward in communities everywhere.”
good words. good people.
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Gail is simply the best. My mom loved you; even for the short time she had with you. I highly recommend Gail and her empathetic services.
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So compassionate - spending quality time with our mom when we couldn’t be there, filled in the gap.
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The weekly visits give my Mother a chance to socialize and have her own ‘me time’. During her visits, she enjoys talking, playing games, and sharing the occasional sweet treat. It warms my heart to hear how these visits are the highlight of her day.
