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2361 E 29th St
Oakland, CA, 94606
Elder Care Alliance

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Elder Care Alliance is available to serve your needs for a Elderly Companion and this business may provide services like Elderly Companion, Disabled Care, Home Health Care, Elderly Sitting, Elder Care in the Oakland residential area. From our local Oakland contacts, we have confirmed their fluency in English and that they have the required communication skills for Elderly Companion work. Elder Care Alliance is always accessible via phone (Phone: 5104342800) and we found them prompt

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Elder Care Alliance has done some good work of elderly travel companion and in home senior care in our Oakland neighbohood.Elder Care Alliance has specialities in elderly parent companion and medical home and companion care for seniors. In summary, I refer you Elder Care Alliance because I found it well established and responsible.

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Hours of Operation:

Monday to Friday (9 AM to 6 PM)

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Looking at the resources and people available with Elder Care Alliance, they can be a good choice for Elderly Companion, if you live in Oakland zip codes 94614, 94617, 94612, 94615, 94613, 94627, 94666, 94661, 94660, 94659, 94649, 94643, 94625, 94624, 94623, 94621, 94619, 94618, 94604, 94611, 94606, 94609, 94605, 94610, 94601, 94603, 94602, 94607.

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How can I be a good elderly companion when flying?

With a little notice, many check-in agents and skycaps can often have ready an "aisle chair," a narrow wheelchair built to fit down airplane aisles when I am an Elderly Companion. When I am at the check-in gate at the airport at San Francisco, I'll help my elderly companion transfer from his or her own wheelchair to the aisle chair, which is used in boarding the plane. The passenger's own wheelchair travels as checked baggage. I can request, with about 48 hours ahead, just about all substitutes for a regular meal for something special - low-salt, low-fat, vegetarian and kosher are common requests - at no extra charge.
Posted by Kshitij

I usually consider carefully the books of coupons that some airlines sell to the seniors that I am an elderly companion for at a flat, per-coupon rate. Each coupon usually equals one coach-fare domestic flight, regardless of distance. Many of the seniors that I'm an elderly companion for love these. On inexpensive flights, like from Los Angeles to San Francisco, the coupons are rarely a bargain, but they can be the cheapest, easiest way to fly cross-country, like when my elderly companions go and visit grandchildren.
Posted by Debbie

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