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Love Lah founded Serenity Family Homecare after years as an X-ray technologist, where she saw how many patients struggled without support at home, and built the company to give families compassionate, trustworthy care and true peace of mind.
Most families don’t plan to become caregivers. It happens slowly, then all at once. Daily tasks take more time. Safety becomes a concern.
You want to help, but you can’t do everything alone.
And you shouldn’t have to.